A journy into wilderness

Dear reader,

Greetings from Shali Heights.

I am here to share my personal attachments with my home town and state, full of glorious history, rich traditions and culture. Himachal Pradesh is also known as "Dev Bhomi" (land of Gods), it provides an opportunity for travellers to admire nature and to learn about the rich flora and fauna of Himalayas.

If you have travel information to share or any query about travelling to north Indian Himalayas, please feel free to mail me or contact at my handy no. 0091-9816366111.

I would be eagerly waiting for your suggestions and comments.

Regards,

Sanjay Verma.

National highway - 22, old Hindustan Tibet road, gateway to Kinnaur valley.

Sangla valley, view from Chitkul village of south face of Kinner Kailash range. Chitkul is last village on Indian Tibeatean border.

Confluence of Pin and Spiti river, view taken from Dhankar monastery Spiti.

Shali peak, highest peak in the vicinity of Shimla. View taken from guest house.

Masheer fishing in Kullu valley.

Shimla is also well known for winter sports, ski slopes in Narkanda(3300mts.) 70km from Shimla.

Going higher with local guys, note that they are not wearing shoes, their footwear are of sheep wool.

Shali Heights.

Shali Peak(wildernessinhimalayas@gmail.com)