Nishita Resort Manali
Palchan, Mall,Manali Manali, Himachal Pradesh, India
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Going up a little
... the road. Kids going to school, town chaos, cows everywhere, troupes of monkeys wandering along the side of the road. A little different to home. They are doing big road works in Manali. Whole main street is dug up and they are paving it. Seems it will be pedestrianised like Shilma. We thought Shimla was ateep but that was only an illusion. Except for the main part, the rest is vertical. Walk back to ...
Getting lost in the Himalaya... not a good idea!
... although steep, looked climbable at this point as it had been hit by a landslide at some time in the past, and I thought that I could climb up over the boulders and rocks and use the trees that survived the avalanche to grab hold of to help me haul myself up. I was already tired and my backpack felt as if it weighed a ton, and furthermore I had to force myself to concentrate as one slip and I might tumble down the mountainside - I had already slipped ...
Trip to Valley of Gods ( Manali )
... of half an hour we moved ahead with our journey. I took few pics at Khrushetra (The name literally means "Land of the Kaurva) Entrance Gate named GITA DWAR. One can see the statues of Lord Krishna and Arjuna, sitting in a chariot drawn by four galloping horses, mounted on the top of the gate. These fibre glass statues have been made by a team of artists from Delhi.
After leaving kurushetra we all decided to watch "Haunted" movie. but due to some error ...
The Roerich Way
... As we had just shared a big thali in the vegetarian restauirant next door, we didn't depart but roamed off into the beautiful estate gardens. The gardens reminded Rosina of our land back in the south of France. Some way down the hill, by some magificent shady limeblossom trees, we came upon the samadhi of Nicholas Roerich. This samadhi was a lovely big chunk of rock, on which were engraved no words in Russian or English, but only Hindi, and in ...
Indian Paradise
... the Tibetan museum that gave lots more information on the issues in Tibet. We caught a bus to Pathankot which wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, as it was a local bus. When we arrived we realised it wasn't a nice place and decided to try to get to Amritsar that night. The only train was at 11:30pm but it was late. It was only a short train ride and arrived at ...


