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Looks easy, but it is not

Looks easy, but it is not This woman from Kumaon hills makes it sound so easy, but it is not... more in my blog post   See my blog  - My pictures with their little stories 

Mountains in Sikkim - 1

Mountains in Sikkim - 1 This was a day when the visibility was low, it was foggy and all grey. We were on our way to Nathula from Gangtok and the views of the Himalayan mountains and valleys were truly spectacular, despite the grey tones.  ( Sikkim , 2017 )

Mountain roads in Sikkim

Mountain roads in Sikkim As we were heading to Nathula from Gangtok , the views of the mountain roads in Sikkim were spectacular. Several army establishments dotted the landscape alongside the winding roads. Many of these roads are maintained by  Border Roads Organisation , known for their indomitable spirit.  (Sikkim, 2017)

World Book Day Special : Oxford Book Store, Darjeeling

Oxford Book Store, Darjeeling You cannot miss this beautiful structure of Oxford Book Store when you step into Chowrasta at Darjeeling . Not only this bookstore has a great facade and structure, it is quite impressive for its selection of books about the himalayan region.

See this picture of Tabo monastery, Spiti at my show at Nehru Centre, Worli, Mumbai from 16th to 22nd August 2016

Tabo monastery, Spiti Tabo Monastery in Spiti Valley , Himachal Pradesh was established in the year 996. It is the oldest continuously operating Buddhist enclave in both India and th e Himalayas. Loved it for the rustic and simplistic approach apart from the wonderful textural quality of its surfaces. This picture of Tabo monastery will be on display at my show at Nehru Centre, Worli, Mumbai from Tuesday 16th August to Monday 22nd August 2016. Experience it at my show.

Home in Kumaon Hills

Home in Kumaon Hills While walking in the Kumaon hills, we visited several homes. Stocking up for the winter was an essential task for everyone. Their cattle is precious and they need to be fed during the winters when there is snow all around. This is primarily an agrarian economy in a region where many villages in the hills are not accessible by road.