Initially, I was very disappointed with the photographs. Modern technology is advanced yet was unable to capture the actual colour, contrasts, experience and feeling of awe about the place. Hope through these photographs you will be able to experience the journey.
I woke up at 5 in the morning, with a hangover of the previous days's climb, lack of oxygen did not help either.
I was staring at nothing less than the Mighty and Majestic Himalayas!! I did not want to think about the hardships, they didn't matter much. For not every time you get to see the clouds below you nor do you get the opportunity to look down at the birds soaring below. You are abode the Himalayas!! Sanskrit word, meaning Him-snow, alaya-home or home of snow.
Sunrise behind the Himalayas-Clouds floating on the grass atop the mountains at Panar Bugyal.
Golden glow on the 'Chaukhamba' peak
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It took us almost 7 hours to reach Rudranath. It is almost at a similar height as Panar Bugayal, though I had to climb uphill and down hill. Rudranath Temple is located at the edge of the mountain below.Yet again was too tired by the time we reached the temple.
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Oh gosh, this looks stunning! I love trekking and these kind of photos make me want to keep doing it, but I totally know what you mean about the camera never capturing the exact image!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! I can't imagine how beautiful this must have been if you say the photos fall short, because the photos are awesome! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ... You worked hard for it! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow7 hours but what wonderful views you got rewarded with
ReplyDeleteWow - gloriously dramatic shots.
ReplyDeleteWhat a super adventure!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images.. greetings
ReplyDeleteThe clouds and fog over the mountains are pretty amazing! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteGorgeos, stunning clouds and landscape!
ReplyDeleteGood wages for hard work...
Wow, gorgeous scenic views and images. The lighting is beautiful. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteYour energy may have been spent walking but the reward were these scenic views. I'm so happy you shared these wonderful images with us. Keep on with the adventures.
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Such a magical place... you took great photos of the beautiful mountains. The first one is stunning!
ReplyDeleteAmazing views and photos
ReplyDeleteWow, lovely and amazing clouds!
ReplyDeletegreat shot! your picture of Chaukhamba reminds me of a very similar picture I clicked from Bedni Bugyal on a trek recently! None of the pictures do justice with the actual experience, which stays firmly entrenched in our minds - forever!
ReplyDeletewonderful images. happy travels and thank you so much for stopping by my blog this week.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing at AMAZE ME MONDAY!
Blessings,
Cindy
I think these photos came out beautifully... That is quite a trip to get there... but the photos are wonderful...I bet being there is person was amazing..Michelle
ReplyDeleteMy Bhutanese friends who came from Nepal have shared some of their photos and situations with me. Have had a number of friends in India to be dealing with weather and so many things! Sure loved to see this!! Thank you MUCH!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful scenery. The first shot is just fantastic!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteYou are absolutely right!!... sometimes i am so frustrated by the inability of my dslr to capture what my eyes are seeing....
ReplyDeleteBut you have captured lovely images!!
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You are absolutely right!!... sometimes i am so frustrated by the inability of my dslr to capture what my eyes are seeing....
ReplyDeleteBut you have captured lovely images!!
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Wonderful images - even if you are not satisfied. You have seen it and it will stay in your memory.
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking sights. I am tired just reading about your climb. Never would I make it.
ReplyDeleteoh, what a wonderful experience! I would love to experience it myself one day! That first image is incredible!
ReplyDeleteYou're too hard on youself. I still think the photos are stunning. And kudos trekking with a hangover! :) Thanks for linking up with #MondayEscapes
ReplyDeleteYou were definitely visiting heaven on earth. Kudos to you on your climbing. That is quite the accomplishment. Your photos are gorgeous. I just walked a 5K and it about did me in. Can’t imagine clinging in the Himalayas.
ReplyDeleteIncredibly stunning views - thanks for letting us be the armchair travelers -
ReplyDeleteWow, what an incredible landscape. It must've been hard to not just go crazy taking photos.
ReplyDeleteThat first photo is incredible. Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing with us at Photo Friday!
ReplyDeleteWhat incredible pictures. It must have been an amazing experience!
ReplyDeleteI'm envious! What an incredible experience!!!
ReplyDeleteWaves of clouds crashing over the hilltops. - Margy
ReplyDeleteGorgeous to me!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! Yes, no photo can capture the beauty and grndure of the Himalayas.
ReplyDeleteOh wow - that first shot is amazing. I can't imagine standing that close to a cloud!
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ohh the clouds ... how amazing it would have been to see it in real. Beautiful captures too :)
ReplyDeleteMountain roads certainly do take forever! But some views are amazing from the heights.
ReplyDeleteAmazing atmosphere - particularly yes, the clouds !
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