Lazy Sunday Photo- Hikkim Village, Spiti, India
A View of Hikkim Village, Spiti, IndiaLabels: Lazy Sunday Photo, Spiti
posted by Mridula at 7:23 PM
Sunday, July 08, 2007
A View of Hikkim Village, Spiti, IndiaAbout Me
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12 Comments:
oh that pic suddenly reminds me of life without computers, cars, clocks and noise. How long would city animals (like me) survive there!
great trip, im so missing those raw treks and beautiful mysteries tht unfold when u least expect them. im so tired of the vegas-california kinda cliches :(.
n btw Kaza, i never knew a town by tht name existed, n oo did i tell u its my last name :)
Very nice shot Mridula, road acending on mountain is very inviting.
Priyank, I could safely live there for a month or so I think. And they have Tata Sky with Airtel coming in Kaza by July 3, and alreadya shop in Kaza that offers internet connection through satellite @ Rs 80/hr. How does it feel now?
Maverick, that is very interesting :) You should go there.
Madukar, thanks, by the way all these villages are connected by road too, so if one wants, one can hire a jeep!
Wow! The perfect getaway! No distractions, no tourists. Looks tad dry though. Banjar. Was it?
And may I add, the snaps are really mind blowing :) I can imagine what they must look like!
Rare Landscape, a typical Himalayan beauty, wonderful.
Smita both Spiti and Ladakh have lunar landscapes. And I am glad you liked the pictures.
Thanks pijush.
Mridula,
Welcome back. I checked your pictures and they are awesome. The warning of too many pictures wasn't necessary. Each piece is beautiful.
Now that Arun and you have returned, it's my turn to head to those very mountains. Can't wait to see in real what I see in your pictures!
Indica, thanks. I hope you will have a very wonderful trip and come back with tons of memories.
The land-scape looks bare and desolate and yet, incredibly beautiful!
Sidhu, I agree it is bleak and yet so beautiful.
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