Julley Everyone,
Starting it out at a beautiful day out here today in the Himalayas. As here we were in this beautiful valley beyond the last portion of the village of Darcha and all the way to the Longest bridge in the whole Lahul Valley.
The place not quite usually known as a village or something, but there were the shops and all together. It was just a beautiful experience that I had on. When I was at this place, the beautiful views of beautiful valleys and the beautiful mountains and all together I decided to share why not these beautiful moments with you guys through this post so that you guys will also experience such beautiful moments directly from the Himalayas.
Starting it out early morning we came all the way from Mall Road Manali and reached over here. Just cross the bridge and the whole moment kind of book something just like this we were now ready for the breakfast and so we park the cars and just by the side of the road now or plan was to just go beyond further to a place where the road leads to 2 different valleys into different whole lot of new worlds in the Himalayas.
The Darcha Bridge.
The bridge built at such an high altitude place of near about more than 13,000 feet above the sea level, and the bridge was also built on the glacier the words which most of the time of the year at frozen that connects these two different parts of the Valley, otherwise in the ancient times, the people on the other side of the valley would hardly visit the other side of the valley just right before the construction of this bridge, many few hundred years ago and that was the main portion that how distinguishes between the two different worlds here in the Himalayas.
The Unknown Valley.
I was not completely able to capture the photograph of the bridge as the bridge was quite long. But in this photograph, here is a quick glimpse of the bridge that you guys can see over here.
And the journey for that kind of look something. Just like this, we were headed to this beautiful valleys to the top of the mountain so that we could reach the other side of the Valley and it took us near but more than four hours since early nearly morning and reached over here.
The Dry Mountains
Another thing that I noticed when I was at this place was that I saw this dry avalanches and it was only the time of the year when the whole place is as dry as it seems like no, please no soil nothing at all, but just these mountains of rocks over Bridge that were even burnt with a cold, harsh climatic conditions, not with the direction, but with the coldness that the place had been.
We were really enjoying the whole moment. It was really a peaceful drive. I would say driving at such a beautiful experience at such a high altitude place, and that too with this beautiful mountains that look so unnatural because of the high altitude and the lands being above the non-tropical zone about the non-tree line.
Finally, we reached at the destination in this fourth spot that leads one road to the Zanskar Valley and one to the Leh Ladakh Rd through Baralacha Pass.
And from here Leh was around 300kms away.
So that was the whole journey for today. I will be sharing more adventurous story in my upcoming post and the journey beyond the place. Do let me know my friends are the photographs you like the most in the common section and I would love to hear it from you.
Thanks for your precious time. 🙏
Love from the Himalayas. ❤️
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It looks awesome! How’s the weather there isn’t not too hot to explore and drive?
The description of the picture is very vivid, the atmosphere of the high bridge in the Himalayan highlands feels magical and arouses the desire to explore.
Amazing pictures and such a peaceful vibes...
Truly love the Himalayas.
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wow the landscape is amazing, i think that it should be awesome drive over those routes and see that mountains :D