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Lets keep the flow going...

I know I haven't been regular in posting in my blog as i was last year. But now onwards you'll find me here more often.

The Journey

Thirsty Crow (s)

Lots of Water, to quench the thirst!

Or they are soaking up the sun?

Or waiting for some food ?

Do not Stop me

I just love the sound of flowing water.It so soothing sitting beside the beas river in lush green valley .

5 Min in such a place and your worries will go away ( Flow away). Its such aheaven. I feel really blessed to be born here in this part of the world.

After the rains

The water in the river has got muddy all over.

Way to Go

Beas river in its youth!

No mountain too high, No valley too deep

Beautiful kullu valley and the lifeline beas river. A number of streams and gorges meet this river.

Changing Colors

Beas river with crystal clear green water

Life

I feel my life is like river..

White Water Rafting

One of the favorite thing of adventure lovers. From May to July one can see a lot of rafts in Beas river.

Many tourists enjoy this adventure.

Proper safety measures are taken to avoid any mishappening.

Will try to capture more rafting pics for you all.

The Unusual Blend

Two major rivers of kullu , Parvati in right and Beas in the left at their Sangam in Bhuntar.

It rained heavily in the manikaran valley thats why the water in Parvati is all muddy.

Long way to go

Parvati is a major tributary of Beas river and it meets the beas near bhuntar. A view from the Jia village near Bhuntar (9Km from Kullu).

Keep the Flow

Inspiration

“What makes a river so restful to people is that it doesn't have any doubt - it is sure to get where it is going, and it doesn't want to go anywhere else.” Hal Boyle

A river throughout its flow is a source of inspiration.

It covers a long distance, It surpasses many big boulders, small pebbles different regions with different climatic conditions. But the river keeps flowing.

It is the source of life and as per hinduism it is believed that having one's ashes disposed of in the holy river like Ganga after death may improve one's next life or even allow Moksha to be attained sooner.

One should learn from river and must keep on going no matter what comes in your way.

Milkyway

No words to say just beauty to admire.

The Beas

The Beas ( vedic Arjiki or Arjikiya and Sanskrit Vipasa ) forms the world famous valleys of Kullu and Kangra. This river bears testimony of those historical events which do not find mention in the recorded history. It has played a significant role in the development of peculiar hill culture which pervades the life of hill people living in the towns and surrounding villages since ages. We have to owe to this sacred river in terms of our culture, economy and social life. The important settlement on the bank of Beas river are Kullu, Mandi, Bajaura, Pandoh, Sujanpur Tihra, Nadaun and Dehra-Gopipur. Starting its journey from The Rohtang pass at 13,050 feet, the total length of Beas is 460 Km , it flows for 256 km in Himachal Pradesh and rest in Punjab.