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  • Taktsang Palphug Monastery more famous as Paro Taktsang is a Buddhist temple complex which clings to a cliff, 3120 meters above the sea level on the side of the upper Paro valley, Bhutan.Mountainous Paro valley is the heart of Bhutan; here the only international airport of the country is located. The Taktsang Palphug Monastery is one of the most famous touristic destinations of the country and the cultural icon of Bhutan. Visiting the Paro Taktsang Monastery is an unforgettable experience thanks to its unique location and the views of surrounding majestic mountains and emerald green valleys.The main peculiarity of the monastery is its isolated location. It is only accessible by mountainous paths. The remote location of the monastery makes it amazingly beautiful and unique, but also creates technical difficulties. When on April 19, 1998 a fire started in the Monastery it was burned down completely: the temple was hard to access and the emergency assistance was impossible.Photographed by - @Baagi_udaan (Shraddha Singh Bhati) #followInfo source- @google @wikipediaHashtag your pictures/videos with #Thevisualyatra or simply tag us @Thevisualyatra in your photos to get featured.You can also mail us at thevisualyatra@gmail.com#bhutan #paro #himalayas #buddhism #monastery #beautifuldestinations #natgeotravel
  • Nubra Valley about 150 km north of Leh is where the Shyok River meets the Siachan River to form a large valley seperating the Ladakh and Karakoram Ranges.Siachen Glacier lies to the north of the valley. The Sasser Pass and the famous Karakoram Pass of the silk route fame lie to the northwest of the valley and connect Nubra with Xinjiang. Panamik in Nubra valley is the last village up north this side that is open to tourists.Nubra valley is as a must do in a Leh trip and it is identified as a tourism circuit by the local administration of Leh district.Photographed by - @rnagpal89 (Rishabh Nagpal) #followInfo source- www.leh.ind.inHashtag your pictures/videos with #Thevisualyatra or simply tag us @Thevisualyatra in your photos to get featured.You can also mail us at thevisualyatra@gmail.com#ladakh #leh #nubra #himalayas #karakoram #camping #beautifuldestinations #kashmir #himachal #
  • Mesmerizing moments in Leh.Few places in India are at once so traveller-friendly and yet so enchanting and hassle-free as mountain-framed Leh. Dotted with stupas and crumbling mudbrick houses, the Old Town is dominated by a dagger of steep rocky ridge topped by an imposing Tibetan-style palace and fort.Beneath, the bustling bazaar area is draped in a thick veneer of tour agencies, souvenir shops and tandoori-pizza restaurants, but a web of lanes quickly fans out into a green suburban patchwork of irrigated barley fields. Here, gushing streams and narrow footpaths link traditionally styled Ladakhi homes and hotels that feature flat roofs, sturdy walls and ornate wooden window frames. Leh’s a place that’s all too easy to fall in love with – but take things very easy on arrival as the altitude requires a few days' acclimatisation before you can safely start enjoying the area's gamut of adventure activities.Photographed by - @mitulk93 (Mitulk K) #followInfo source- Lonely PlanetHashtag your pictures/videos with #Thevisualyatra or simply tag us @Thevisualyatra in your photos to get featured.You can also mail us at thevisualyatra@gmail.com#leh #ladakh #himalayas #mountains #sunset
  • Phek is a district in the South-eastern part of Nagaland, bounded by Myanmar in the East, Zunheboto and Tuensang districts in the North, Manipur state in the South and Kohima district in the West.Phek is derived from the word "Phekrekedze" meaning watch tower. Earlier a part of Kohima district, it was made a seperate district on Dec 21, 1973. It is inhabited by the Chakhesangs and Pochurys.There are atleast three main lingustic group in the district, namely, Chokri , Khezha and Pochury. The medium of communication among the people is mainly Tenyidie and Nagamese.It is a hilly district rich in flora and fauna. there are three important rivers namely Tizu, Lanye, and Sedzu and three important lakes called Shilloi, Chida and Dzudu. Summer is moderately warm and winter is cold. Monsoon sets in by the last week of May and retreats by the end of September.Phek is a land rich in culture and festivals. Festivals are held round the year. there are different traditional attires for every occasion. Coupled with their rich cultural heritage, the people in Phek are renowned for their cheerful nature and hospitality.Photographed by Vevozo LoheInfo source- phek.nic.inHashtag your pictures/videos with #Thevisualyatra or simply tag us @Thevisualyatra in your photos to get featured.You can also mail us at thevisualyatra@gmail.com#northeastindia #mountains #nagaland #sevensisters
  • Nubra Valley lies about 150 km north of Leh where the rivers, Shyok and Siachan, meet form a large valley. This valley separates the Ladakh from the Karakoram Ranges and the famous Siachen Glacier lies to the north of the valley.To the northwest of Nubra valley, lies The Sasser Pass and the famous Karakoram Pass of the 'Silk Route' fame which connect Nubra with Xinjiang. Panamik village is the last settlement in the northern end of in Nubra valley is open to tourists. Nubra valley has a lot to offer and is as a must do for everyone who travels to Leh It has been identified as a tourist circuit by the local administration of Leh district.Photographed by - Ravi DeshmukhInfo source- Lonely PlanetHashtag your pictures/videos with #Thevisualyatra or simply tag us @Thevisualyatra in your photos to get featured.You can also mail us at thevisualyatra@gmail.com#nubra #ladakh #himachal #himalayas
  • Phewa Tal is the travellers’ focal point in Pokhara, and is the second largest lake in Nepal. In contrast to the gaudy tourist development of Lakeside, the steep southwestern shore is densely forested and alive with birdlife. The lush Rani Ban, or Queen’s Forest, bestows an emerald hue to the lake, and on a clear day, the Annapurna mountains are perfectly reflected on its mirror surface.You can take to the lake in one of the brightly painted doongas (boats) available for rent at Lakeside. Many people walk or cycle around the lakeshore – the trek up to the World Peace Pagoda affords breathtaking views over the tal to the mountains beyond!Photographed by - @navaneeth_unnikrishnan (Navaneeth Unnikrishnan) #followInfo source- Lonely PlanetHashtag your pictures/videos with #Thevisualyatra or simply tag us @Thevisualyatra in your photos to get featured.You can also mail us at thevisualyatra@gmail.com#Pokhra #Nepal #kathmandu #himalayas #phewalake
  • The confluence.Photographed by - @toshjoshi (Ashutosh Joshi) #followIn picture: confluence of Indus and Zanskar river.Hashtag your pictures/videos with #Thevisualyatra or simply tag us @Thevisualyatra in your photos to get featured.You can also mail us at thevisualyatra@gmail.com#Leh #ladakh #zanskar #indus #beautifuldestinations
  • The beautiful meadows of Auli, a small hamlet which is famous for its skiing slopes in winters is no less than a paradise in off season as well. The widespread green grasslands with a clear water artificial pool of water right at the centre makes it look like the heart of Auli. And nothing can beat the panoramic views of the mighty Himalayas which seems to be so close that you can simply touch them by extending your hands. Mount Nanda Devi, the second highest peak of India stands tall right in the centre with a massive appeal. . Even with heavy rain cover and some dense clouds almost throughout my stay at Auli, I somehow managed to get a few pictures from this beautiful place.Photographed and captioned by - @nitishwaila (Nitish Waila) #followHashtag your pictures/videos with #Thevisualyatra or simply tag us @Thevisualyatra in your photos to get featured.You can also mail us at thevisualyatra@gmail.com#Auli #uttrakhand #himalayas #mountains
  • In an ideal world, you could reunite the Pakistan-occupied part of Kashmir with the Indian-occupied part and restore the old borders. You could have both India and Pakistan agreeing to guarantee those borders, demilitarise the area, and to invest in it economically. In a sane world that would happen, but we don't live in a sane world. - Salman RushdiePhotographed by - Danish YaseenHashtag your pictures/videos with #Thevisualyatra or simply tag us @Thevisualyatra in your photos to get featured.You can also mail us at thevisualyatra@gmail.com#srinagar #kashmir #countryside #zabarwan #pirpanjal

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