Namaste 🙏
Hope you all are doing great!
Today’s blog is going to be really special as today we will be uncovering some of the hidden waterfalls that are in Spiti Valley. We were exploring the unexplored area of the valley where roads were broken but the views were as good as it can be.
It was around 2 PM in the afternoon, and the sun was right in front of us as we were now in the valley with huge mountains around, so the sun was about to touch The Mountain in the west side.
In other words, it was like we were witnessing sunset And The Mountain vibe was really mesmerising. There were no trees around us as we were in non-tropic zone at about 3300 m of elevation of sea level.
Now there were beautiful mountains, clouds, and waterfalls around us, nothing else, no traffic, no cars, no pollution, and no signs of civilisation just pure bliss.
There were all kinds of waterfall in this area. This was somewhere ahead of Koksar towards Gramphu village. It was somewhere in the middle of those two villages, and this was a site which was really special to me throughout the whole trip.
This is because there were a lot of waterfalls which were getting originated from nowhere and then disappearing into nowhere. It was very mysterious place, and it was very very remote towards the other side of the valley where reaching was near to Imposible.
You can see the condition of the roads in the below photograph, and you will realise how Remote we were more than 5-6 hours away from the civilisations. We were totally into the wild, and we really loved it.
These waterfalls originate from the mountains and snow above the mountains. These look like a view from dreamland. The view was no less than dream. You can imagine the same when you close your eyes and imagine about paradise.
Just look at the sunset that is happening in the mountain. Also look at the waterfalls coming out of nowhere and going to the Chandra river in the middle of the valley.
This valley was about to close in a few days because of snow for 3-4 months now. We were quite lucky to visit here before closure. We were quite lucky to witness this.
This valley is one of a kind. I have never seen such a velvet in my life. The hidden waterfalls were something really special. How can the waterfall be hidden as you can see in the photo.
That is it for today.
Thanks for passing by!
Peace ☮️
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That's some beautiful pictures of the valley!
Little but nice waterfall the valley with the rocks looks amazing 😍🤩🤩
Thanks a lot!
Woooahhh 🤩
Thanks a lot!
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