"Not everybody trusts paintings but people believe photographs" - Ansel Adams This image was captured in Ki village, Spiti Valley near Key Gompa / Monastery in India. Suggested Reading - Reaching Spiti, Road trip to Spiti
Month: August 2016
A friend in disguise!!!
There is something about the ‘Moon’ and it's crowning splendor!! Whenever I peek out from the window it’s there!! When I go out for a walk, it’s there. It’s always there with me!! Waiting for me to step out and let my chi calm. It seems it keeps inviting me to spend some time with … Continue reading A friend in disguise!!!
Color me ‘GREEN’!!!
Hello beautiful!!
A beautiful morning at tiny hamlet 'Sarahan'; Nestled in Kinnaur adorned by historic Bhimkali Temple and gorgeous Shrikhand Peak. Photo story is right here - https://untraveledroutes.wordpress.com/traveling/himachal/sarahan/
A cuppa of story from McLeodGanj
In conversation with the smiling eyes from Tibet over a cup of tea!! We were hurrying to finish the packing & leave hotel. We were quite exhausted from the bike ride (Mcleodganj – Dainkund – Mcleodganj) but the excitement kept us going. We had to catch 6.00 pm bus to New Delhi and had approximately … Continue reading A cuppa of story from McLeodGanj
3 photos that will tempt you to visit ‘The Fairies Abode’!!!
Tickling the travel bug with Pari Mahal, Srinagar Pari Mahal (The Fairies Abode) is a seven terraced garden accompanied by a wondrous monument located at the top of Zabarwan mountain range in Jammu and Kashmir. Zabarwan range is a sub mountain range in the Kashmir Valley. The range overlooks the Dal Lake and is bejeweled … Continue reading 3 photos that will tempt you to visit ‘The Fairies Abode’!!!
At Peace, Nako Village
This absorbing shot was captured near a monastery in Nako Village, Kinnaur while returning from a 10 days road trip to Spiti Valley.
Monsoon Memories – ‘Rain drops dash’
One of the most beautiful things about traveling in the monsoons, particularly going for a long drive, is witnessing the dancing rain drops against the windshield and windows.The rain drops always seem to be in a ready-for-race position. Some of them roll down faster, some of them merge with the other and few just blow … Continue reading Monsoon Memories – ‘Rain drops dash’
Untraveled Routes 