Now we start towards some unknown/unexplored corners of Incredible India.
Again, Himalayas...Himachal... hills... mountains...valleys... snow... nature... beauty... beauty... beauty... Incredible beauty of Incredible India !
The basepoint is again Shimla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh. In case you like pure nature, you would like to avoid this crowded city. But if you want to store essentials for your journey, this is the best place to get it all as chances for luxuries or even necessities get slimmer by every kilometer you cross from here.
As we told in our earlier series of Giri Ganga Temple, from Shimla, crossing Kufri, we reach Fagu, from where the road divereges. One goes toawards Kotkhai, Khara Pathar, Hatkoti, Jubbal, Rohru,and further onwards to Chanshal Range.
The other one goes towards Tibet and is also known as Hindustan Tibet road. This is the road we take this time for our journey towards Kinnaur Kailash & Sangla Valley.
Here are a few pics on the way :
First View of River Satluj :
Again, Himalayas...Himachal... hills... mountains...valleys... snow... nature... beauty... beauty... beauty... Incredible beauty of Incredible India !
The basepoint is again Shimla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh. In case you like pure nature, you would like to avoid this crowded city. But if you want to store essentials for your journey, this is the best place to get it all as chances for luxuries or even necessities get slimmer by every kilometer you cross from here.
As we told in our earlier series of Giri Ganga Temple, from Shimla, crossing Kufri, we reach Fagu, from where the road divereges. One goes toawards Kotkhai, Khara Pathar, Hatkoti, Jubbal, Rohru,and further onwards to Chanshal Range.
The other one goes towards Tibet and is also known as Hindustan Tibet road. This is the road we take this time for our journey towards Kinnaur Kailash & Sangla Valley.
Here are a few pics on the way :
First View of River Satluj :
Mile Stone for the last point on Indian side. 246 kilometers from Ambala, 200 Kilometers from Chandigarh already and still 254 kilometers away....
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