Hi there Steemit!
I have been using steemit for about two weeks now and have realized that I don't have an introduceyourself post yet. So, this is my formal #introduceyourself post on steemit. 

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I am an Engineering Student (Computer Science, Cloud Computing Hons.), 19 years old from Manali, Himachal Pradesh, currently in Chandigarh India. Apart from my mainstreem career, I love trekking, camping, photography, playing guitar, creating music and a whole lot of diffrent things about which I am going to write here on steemit.

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I go for hikings and trekkings a lot. I have a whole lot of stories and experiences to tell the world about my trips along with some great photographs. I have posted several blogs about my trips before on steemit and have a plenty of high quality material to post in coming days. 

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I love mountains and exploring them. As I live in a town named Manali that lies amidst the mighty Himalayas, it is very easy for me to explore the Himalayas as I actually live there. My main stream of blogging here of steemit would be photography and travel.

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Apart from this, I might also be writing some posts about my mainstreem career if I ever ran out of my travel posts (THAT IS NOT GOING TO HAPPEN BTW 😜 ). But for now I plan to keep my steemit account to a single kind of theme that is travel and photography.

However, the more blogs I will write here on steemit, the better you will know me. I personally think that the introduction should only be the glimpse of a persons life, not everything. Time always intoduces the real person without even need of a formal introduction (that people usually write in their favour). More or less, I am here to share my experiences and thinking with the steemit community and also to learn new things from the steemit community. 

I am glad to be here after realizing all the possibilities of this amazing platform.
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In this post I am sharing the best photographs that I have taken of the animal kingdom in the Himalayan region along with a little story of capturing these pictures. 

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The picture above shows a small sparrow usually found on the lower to mediun elevated regions of Himalayas. The particular picture is taken at Solan town of Himachal Pradesh during my stay at Solan town when I was heading towards Churdhar peak of Sirmour distt. of Himachal Pradesh.

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This is a picture of a bull, very big in size. I found this bull sitting on the way to the top of the Chanderkhani pass. It was sitting there fearless alone, as if the whole mountain was owned by it. 

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I will always remember this dog. This dog followed us for about a full day when we were going to Hampta Pass. It stayed outside our camp at night and disappeared the next day. He might have gone with some other trekkers on the way. 

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The above picture is taken at a garden in lower Himalayan region of Hamirpur Distt of Himachal Pradesh. These kind of lizards can be found at warmer areas. I photographed it as soon as I saw it and the photograph came out to be awesome.

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This picture is of a spider in its web waiting for its prey. Captured at Manali Himachal Pradesh.

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This sheep actually posed for the photograph. Captued at the Chanderkhani pass, this photo shows an amazing moment of a sheep watching onto the lens amazed.

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This is a Himalayan Shepherd puppy which I found outside a GADDI (Shepherd) camp at Chanderkhani pass. I asked GADDI to sell this puppy to me, but he refused to sell at any cost. This shows their love towards their animals. They treat those animals as their family only and live a happy, peaceful life in one of the the most difficult situations of the world.
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The Great Himalayan FAUNA. (BEST PICTURES I HAVE CAPTURED DURING MY TRIPS)

Whenever we go to any place high in Himalayas after a long and difficult trek during summers, it might be an achievement for us and we don't expect anyone at those highly elevated places. But to our surprise, wherever we go, the Shepherds are there with their sheep, camps and dogs, living a very difficult yet surprisingly peaceful life.


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These people are called 'GADDI' in local language.  They are usually in a group of 3-4 people handling hundreds of sheep and goat.


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In the picture shown above we can see a herd of sheep handled by a Bahadr and his mate. They also own three gaddi Dogs to protect their herd from deadly animals like snow leopard (BRRAG), Bear (BHAALU), and theives (HUMANS). The picture below shows a Gaddi Dog. These dogs are habitated to live at those harsh cold places.

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They live a very difficult life. They have to live under the protection of a thin sheet of plastic for months in a place home of dangerous animals. The picture below shows their camp where they live and make their food.

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He is a shepherd who was very worried about two sheep which got lost the night before. According to him the sheep were taken by a snow leopard.

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They might loose some sheep during their journey as they travel at very dangerous places. The picture below dipicts the difficult path they lead while travelling to those remote places.

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However, its fun watching sheep at those places they follow the orders of the GADDI. GADDI people have certain sound signals they say at times. Its really fun watching them do that and control a large population of sheep.

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In the picture below we can see a GADDI dog with long hair. They need that kind of fur to protect them from harsh cold climetic conditions. They might look CUTE but are really dangerous and have zero tolerance for strangers messing with them as well as sheep.


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It takes great courage to be a shepherd of Himalayas, its a great risk of the life. They don't get to eat good food for months, they are completly out of contect from their famlies for months. Their daily life also included a lot of work that they have to do manually.

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Shepherds, sheep and their life in Himalayas.

In this post I am sharing some of the macro shots taken during my various trips. Macro shots always amaze me. They force us to focus on the small things we often ignore in our daily life. They make us realize how important these small things are in our lives. 

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Above 3500m of elevation, the NTZ (Non Tropic Zone) starts. Here the bigger vegetations like trees, bushes etc. can not survive. At those places we can only see small bushes and some small flowers. The above picture and the picture below show flowers along with the kind of grass that grows at those places.


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The picture that follows is taken at an apple orchard in Manali. Ususlly the orchards of diffrent people are divided with this kind of fence. There is spider web on the fence which is adding a special touch to the details of the photogragh.


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The following is a picture taken at my garden. It depicts the details of a flower along with an amazingly melted beckground.


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The picture below is a picture of housefly that later got eaten by a lizard at the place where I was camping. :D


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TINY THINGS, MIGHTY HIMALAYAS (MACRO SHOTS TAKEN DURING MY TRIPS)

I am creating a kind of album, post by post here on Steemit named "BEST VIEWS OF HIMALAYAS". It is the third post in this series. I will be posting the complete trip (in detail) in upcoming posts. In this perticular series I mainly focus on the best views I have ever seen and captured during my trips.

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CHANDERKHANI PASS is a pass connecting Upper Kullu Valley with the ancient village of MALANA and Parvati Valley. It is at an elevation of about 3700m. It offers one of the best views in the whole valley. All the highest mountains can be seen from here.  Indrasan  6221 m, Deo tibba 6001m, Inderkilla  and many other high peaks can be seen from here.  The picture above shows the mighty Indrasn 6221m.(LEFT).

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The view at night is even better. At about 4000m of height we can see the milkeyway clear even with naked eyes.

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This is mighty DEO TIBBA 6001m.

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The panaromic view of Upper Kullu Valley and Parvati Valley can also be seen from here. 

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Being here is an amazing feeling it feels like we are on the top of the world. Literally.

I will be posting the whole story of the Chanderkhani Pass trek in another blog (TRIP TO HEAVEN series). This post only depicts the best views.
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BEST VIEWS OF HIMALAYAS (CHANDRAKHANI PASS)

I am creating a kind of album, post by post here on Steemit named "BEST VIEWS OF HIMALAYAS". It is the second post in this series.

HAMPTA PASS trek climbs out from Hampta Dam 2800m to Hapmta pass, high in the mountains.  Situated at 4,298 m this pass offers some of the greatest views one will see in his lifetime. 

It is a 2-3 day trek and here are some pictures taken during the trek.

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This is place is called Chikka and offers mesmerising view of mountains and a small river flowing.

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Here at Chikka (3000m) we can see lush green landscape but as the height incerases the place turns into a dessert with no vegitation and only snow capped high mountains. It is one the most dramatic twists in landscape you’ll see!

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The mountains are covered in snow for the whole year at this height.
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BEST VIEWS OF HIMALAYAS (HAMPTA PASS)

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I am creating a kind of album, post by post here on Steemit named "BEST VIEWS OF HIMALAYAS".  In this album I will be adding the photographs of the best views I have captured during my treks and hikes across Himalayan region place by place.

Here is the first place Churdhar Sanctuary. It is a place in Sirmour Distt. of Himachal Pradesh.
It is a trek to a peak at 3647 meters above sea level through a tough trek of 7 KM, passing through the changing scenes of the diverse nature. 

Here are some pictures captured during the trek.

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As it is the highest peak in this region, we can see an amazing view of the hills.

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At the top of the Churdhar peak, there is a giant statue of Lord Shiva which amazes everyone.


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BEST VIEWS OF HIMALAYAS (CHURDHAR)

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Bhrigu Lake is a lake located at an elevation of around 4,300 metres in Kullu district, Himachal Pradesh, India. It is located to the east of Rohtang Pass and is around 6 kilometres  from Gulaba village. It can be reached by trekking either from the Vashishth temple, which is famous for its hot water springs, which is close to the town of Manali or from Gulaba village.

It is named after Maharishi Bhrigu. Legend has it that the sage used to meditate near the lake and hence it has been rendered sacred; the locals believe that due to this the lake never freezes completely.
SOURCE: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhrigu_Lake

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View of upper Manali valley on the way to Bhrigu lake.

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The way for hiking is full of natural beauty.

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View from the top of the mountain where the lake is situated. We can see the camps where people stay.

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View of lake itself. Is is not a very big lake but it is a remarkable experience viewing it in those high altitude grasslands.

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The lake is worshiped and it is believed that saints used to meditate here due to which it never fully freezes.

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The above picture shows the place where people worship near the lake itself.

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On the way back to camps from the lake.

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The mighty grasslands on the top of mountains at the height of 4500m. Picture captured during our return from the top.

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View of lower valley from above .


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TRIP TO HEAVEN II (BHRIGU LAKE KULLU HIMACHAL PRADESH INDIA)

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We departed from Manali at 5 AM in morning and started our journey towards Rohtang Pass.

It was a cheerful day with fog and mist all around.

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After crossing Rohtang Pass we entered Lahol Spiti Distt. of Himachal Pradesh. Now we could see the marvelous view of mountains covered with snow .The fog was slowly rising above as the temperature was rising.

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We reached a place called Gramphu after travelling down from Rohtang pass. From Gramphu we took right turn towards Spiti valley. The other road was towards Leh.

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Now we were following a road which was made along the river Chandra that took us deeper in Spiti valley. The above picture shows river Chandra and majestic mountains of Spiti valley.

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The road was a road for the sake of name only. In reality it was a very dangerous path termed as road. On one side there were loose rocks and on the other side there was a deep cliff. The above snap depicts the condition of road on which we were travelling.

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Our destination for that day was Chandratal Lake situated at the height of 4300m. We reached at the camps at about 1 in the afternoon. The camp was situated at a fantasy location . There were mountains all around covered with snow. The above picture shows the camps and the snow capped mountains .

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The lake was situated 3-4 kms from camps. After resting for some time we went towards the lake. The above picture was taken on the way to Chandratal Lake.

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This was a place about which people dream about .The above picture shows the beauty of the mountains surrounding Chandratal Lake.

Following are the pictures taken at the majestic Chandratal Lake.

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The lake was blue colored and resembled the color of sky . Standing there between two blue heavens was a memorable experience.

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The water of the Chandratal Lake was super clear. There was no sign of and human interference there and the water was drinkable straight out of lake.

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Apart from a few humans there were some horses and sheep there too. Above and below are the pictures of those animals.

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After spending some time there we went back to camps and spent a night there .It was a memorable experience. 

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Next day we headed towards Kunzum Pass that connected Kaza with Manali and Lahol. The road was very dangerous there. In the above picture we can see the condition of road.

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This picture was taken at the Kunzum Mata Temple, a Temple situated at the height of 4600m . Big majestic mountains were visible from there and the mountains had a dreamy shine due to morning sunshine. The above picture depicts the scene.

From here we went back to Manali and that was end of our trip.  The picture below is taken on the way back to Manali at Rohtang pass.

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