Way to Rohtang pass
Dont remember ever getting up very early during work days, but this was a holiday, we started dead early to go to Rotang pass. We stopped at a place for hot tea, I think it was me, screaming for it as it was unbearably cold.
Manali
We finally reached Manali, and rushed to our rooms, The windows were huge and the view from the place was awesome. And we cheepos managed to get this awesome place, very clean and good food, for just Rs 4 per day (to translate it in other currencies Rs 4 = £ 0.05 = 0.06€ = $0.08), its a guest house and hence the rates were subsidized. Courtesy Priya’s mom.
Vyass river
A better view of river Vyass, again on the way to Manali. Although we were dead tired from the long trip from Delhi that too in a car, we were all wide awake and active to see all this.
Pine trees
Its nice to see some places on Earth still lush green, hope our kids get to see this too. Seeing this made me remember the quote… “We do not inherit the earth from our fathers. We borrow it from our children”.
Mountains on the way to Manali
Staying in Goa I hardly get to see a view like this, we were all stunt when we saw locations after locations which were just beautiful. River Vyass flows in between.
Sunset at Dona Paula
pebbles in water
Close at the cottage we were staying was a river, the moment was just right to click
This awsome snap
Jungle Path Jim Corbett National Park
View during the safari drive at “Jim Corbett National Park”
Waterfall at Jim Corbett National Park
A waterfall near “Jim Corbett National Park”
Spooky tree at Jim Corbett
Canon EOS Kiss Digital X, f/16, 1/125 sec, ISO-400, 91 mm
Clicked at “Jim Corbett National Park” when we were doing our safari trip early
morning at 6:00 am.
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