Kalga: A Near Utopia
Kalga is a beautiful village on the Kheerganga trek where people can halt at night and avail delightfully cheap accommodations.
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Kalga is a beautiful village on the Kheerganga trek where people can halt at night and avail delightfully cheap accommodations.
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A short walk from Barot to the small village of Luhardi along the river Lamba Dag.
Barot to Lohardi: Along the Lamba Dag Read More »
The #60DaysOfSummer started with Bir-Billing. Here are a few scattered postcards from the backyards of those Kangra villages.
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Kasauli was easily accessible and good of a couple days of relaxation but do not expect a Kasol.
Kasauli: A Couple of Lazy Days Read More »
Visiting the Nako Lake and Village in the border of Kinnaur and Spiti.
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[googlemaps width=600 height=400] I barely had an evening at Kalpa and wasn’t hoping to accomplish much. In general the trip was half baked and as it turned out, I was going to come back from Nako after a couple of days, just touching the border of Spiti, due to unavoidable circumstances. Nevertheless, I finally broke
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Exploring the Tibetan Buddhist symbols such as prayer flags, mani stones and prayer wheels at Nako Village, Kinnaur.
Nako: Prayer Flags, Mani Stones and Prayer Wheels Read More »
All the food for pilgrims here are cooked using the geothermal energy of the hot spring without the use of any polluting fuel. Manikaran can surely be proud of their carbon footprint or the lack of it.
Manikaran: The Greenest Langar Ever Read More »
With blooming rhododendrons and apricots, Rashol trek offered good spectacles although it was steeper than what we imagined.
Rashol Trek: Rhododendrons and Wandering Pilgrims Read More »
Israelis, Jewish Cuisine and Chillums… what o expect in Kasol
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Chalal is a small village near Kasol. A walk to it offer great views along the Parvati Valley and in the spring apricot blossoms wash it with surreal pink hues.
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