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Experienced by rachel dsouza
7 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
Viceregal Lodge. Victorian style architecture. The 1945 round table conference was held here.
Experienced by Romeio Paul
26 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
an early morning 5800ft. above, end to a creative rut and a breathtaking sky, this picture means a lot to me.
Experienced by Sarthak Kwatra
51 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
The photo taken from a hike trail Auli in Uttarakhand, offers a splendid view of the Himalayas surrounded by fluffy clouds in the blue sky.
Experienced by Swarnarekha Pandey
51 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
The photo taken from a hike trail Auli in Uttarakhand, offers a splendid view of the Himalayas surrounded by fluffy clouds in the blue sky.
Experienced by Swarnarekha Pandey
51 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
The photo taken from a hike trail Auli in Uttarakhand, offers a splendid view of the Himalayas surrounded by fluffy clouds in the blue sky.
Experienced by Swarnarekha Pandey
54 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
This photo was taken from an airplane hovering on top Leh, India with a sight of the mighty Himalayas in winter which was an amazing sight to look at.
Experienced by Nitin Gupta
58 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
Jalaal River flowing near Khadri Village and making a S-Curve. Found this spot to capture this beautiful valley.
Experienced by Anirudh Thakur
58 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
Baba Badolia Temple lies between town of Nahan and. Dadahu in district Sirmour, Himachal Pradesh. The temple is under a beautiful seasonal waterfall which add on to the overall view. A place worth a visit.
Experienced by Anirudh Thakur
60 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
The shot was captured near Jaitak Fort in Nahan, District Sirmour. The shot was captured on OnePlus 7T and edited in Lightoom.
Experienced by Anirudh Thakur
83 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
A view of the HImalayan range of mountains from the meadows, just after rains, in black and white.
Experienced by Satyajeet Mazumdar
88 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
Kedarkantha is a mountain peak of the Himalayas in Uttarakhand, India. Its elevation is 12,500 ft. Kedarkantha is located within Govind Wildlife Sanctuary in Uttarkashi district. The climb to the peak of Kedarkantha starts from a small village called as Sankri. In this picture you can see Sahil Mhapsekar an on the mountain peak of kedarkantha.
Experienced by Sahil Mhapsekar
94 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
Advection fog occurs when moist air passes over a cool surface by advection (wind) and is cooled. It is common as a warm front passes over an area with significant snow-pack. It is most common at sea when moist air encounters cooler waters, including areas of cold water upwelling, such as along the California coast ( San Francisco fog). A strong enough temperature difference over water or bare ground can also cause advection fog. Here We have Warm Air coming from Punjab plains and Hitting Shivalik Hills in Himachal. This phenomenon noticed in Winter in Morning time.
Experienced by Nomad Bikers
103 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
Watching the clear sky with this beautiful moon was amazing. The whole scene felt soothing to my eyes. 🌕
Experienced by Chirayu Sharma
104 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
It was after the first snowfall in Tosh, a small village in the himalayan foothills. Just a pleasant sight with mist coming in with people warming up near a bonfire.
Experienced by Alakesh Baniya
104 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
A small village located in Parvati Valley, in the foothills of the Himalayas. The trek is 2-3 hours from Kasol and is a stoner's paradise.
Experienced by Ankit Choudhary
107 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
The last day of climb from Dohra Nala to Chanderkhani Pass was tedious; at least for a beginner like me. Taking breaks every now and then, coping with the breathlessness, altitude gain and the steep elevation that I was not done climbing, I just turn back and realize the beauty that was hiding behind me. The beautiful snow clad mountains brushed by the clouds, as far as the eye could see. Some of them were so far apart that the blue tint of the landscape almost made it impossible to know where the moutains ended and the sky started at the horizon. Admist these giants, I found this view.
Experienced by Atul Bhat
107 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
Kalpa is most famous for some of the best views of Kinner Kailash range of Himalayas. You can also view the Shivling Peak from Kalpa that changes colour through the day. These mountains are considered sacred both by the Hindus and Buddhists. As per mythological beliefs, it is believed that Kinner Kailash range of Himalayas is the winter home of Lord Shiva. He comes to this place in winters when the climate is perfect for meditating. You can see these peaks from most places in Kalpa town.
Experienced by Nomad Bikers
111 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
The Kinner Kailash range in Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh is located in proximity to the Indo-Tibetan border at a height of 17200 ft above sea level. It is also among the remotest and the less explored regions of Himachal which is breathtakingly scenic.
Experienced by Nomad Bikers
111 km from Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary
Apart from its tranquility and natural beauty, Chhitkul is also famous for potato farming and trout fishing. The potatoes of this region are one of the best and costliest in the world. The Sangla valley from Sangla to Chhitkul, specially the villages of Rakchham, Batseri & Chhitkul, is a nature lovers paradise. One side of the road are the snow-clad mountains and the other side is full of orchards of fruits like apricots, peaches, chilgoza and apples dotted by wooden houses. The powerful goddess of Chhitkul is the only non-Buddhist deity to which respect must be paid by the Parikrama pilgrim
Experienced by Nomad Bikers