HIMALAYAN HEIGHTS

Mount Kangchenjunga  , in the Himalayas ,glimpsed from Gangtok, Sikkim, India.

The Third highest Mountain on Planet Earth at 8586 meters.

clouds obscure
Curtains of Clouds

 

behold K2
Behold The First Peek at Snow Mountains 
K2 through pines
The Mighty Kangchenjunga Mountains

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mukul chand

51 year old entrepreneur who has traveled extensively around the world for work and pleasure , is based in New Delhi, India. A passionate traveler born with a love for flora and fauna, is an active naturalist and amateur photographer. Here he shares his unique insight into Incredible India revealing its mysterious and exotic treasures. Writing from his heart he shares his experiences as he crisscrosses this vast and amazing land.

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  4. Hi Mukul! We love your post and photography. They are so beautiful and informative. Lex’s sister also visited Nepal and she loved the Himalayas too. Hopefully, one day, we could visit also. Thank you for liking our blog.

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  30. Any blog/travelogue about Himalayas always reminds me of Swami Sundarananda whom I interviewed some 30-odd years ago. A sadhu living in a cave in the Himalayas, he had the most modern cameras, including a Hezalblad (?), the costliest then, and produced breathtaking pictures of the mountains which made people want to immediately resign their jobs and head straight for those heavenly places. He occasionally exhibited his huge photographs in different cities and I had caught up with him in Bangalore. After we talked for an hour in Hindi he revealed that he was too a Telugu-speaking man from Andhra who ran away from home in pre-teen years, ended up with a Sadhu and fell in love with Himalayas which he made his abode.
    During your treks to the Himalayaas did you come across him or hear about him? Can anyone recall more about him? Some very interesting people get lost in history and need to be recalled.

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  31. Reblogged this on Avenues and commented:
    SO WONDERFULLY CAPTIVATING, YOUR PICTURES ARE CAPABLE OF INSPIRING ALL WHO SEE THEM. THEY AMPLY PROVIDE SATIATION AND SOLACE. SO INSPIRED AM I WITH YOUR PICTURES THAT I COULDN’T RESTRAIN MYSELF FROM REBLOGGING YOUR BLOG POST.

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