Black and white

Some beautiful shots in Black and white, hope you'll like them.

Clouds

After a long wait, we did receive a little rain and snow at the peaks but that wasn't enough. This year Its not raining much neither we have got snowfalls as it was in yesteryears, This will hamper the crops in coming season, specially the apple growers will suffer from it.

Still hopeful many are still praying for ample rains and snow.

A different View

Visualizing this world with a different view makes a lot of difference. Everyday we come across many things and they do affect us in one or other way. Living life on a lighter note makes the world more beautiful but to do that isn't easy.

Kullu Valley in Winters

Many of us consider winters as dead, nothing going on. But for Kullu or other hilly areas winters is the most happening and much awaited time of the season. Not only the locals but the tourist wait for this season and hail towards the hill tops to enjoy the chill and the snow.

Year end break i.e. last week of the year is the most favorite time of many visitors . Special parties are also arranged for Christmas and New year. Usually the main tourist spot i.e. Manali, Solang nala, Rohtang pas are covered with snow during this period. Like other parts of world we too are the witness of Global Warming. We use to get snow in mid December but this year It snowed in Manali in January all this is affecting our environment and economy too.

Welcome 2010

A colorful beginning for 2010

The Golden River

From me to you

Parvati River

Parvati river is the main tributary of Beas River, It rises from the snowy upstream of Manikaran valley on the foothills of the main Himalayan range in Kullu District. Several tributaries join the main Parvati River and numerous waterfalls cascade down the steep valley sides. It merges with Beas River at Shamshi in Kullu Valley.

Merry Christmas

WISH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A GREAT YEAR AHEAD...

Kullu Valley

A view of Kullu Valley, when you enter the city by road - NH 21 Chandigarh Manali Highway. Every year many tourists visit Kullu - Manali (Including expats). Since Kullu is not connected with railway transport( the nearest available The railway stations are Jogindernagar (125 km from Kullu), Pathankot (285km from Kullu), Simla (270km from Kullu), Chandigarh (267km from Kullu). Indian Airlines and Deccan Airlines operate flights from Delhi to Kullu & back. Kullu is well connected to major parts of the country by a network of roads. The distance from Delhi is 522km approximately. Ambala, Chandigarh, Ropar, Kiratpur, Bilaspur and Mandi are the main stations on the way. One can enjoy panaromic views while travelling to Kullu by road. A number of waterfalls can be viewed on the way. High hills and river add to the excitement and for some traveling by such hilly road is an adventurous experience.