Julley Everyone,
Starting the day out today out here in the Himalayas, the corner, most village, the corner, city or the town, I would say just right next to from where the cold himalayan Desert would start the Manali and the place had been affected by the recent floods around the place and the condition of the road. It was really so bad. My friends and I just wonder around and drive along the side of the road and capture the moment and also decided why not to share the moments with you guys through this post.
Started the drive somewhere near about 11 AM or so, when we reach at this place, they used to be another highway by the side of the jungle or the forest, which was used to be known as the Manali bypass, which all just went by the recent floods, and now it was old that came all the way through the Piccadily hotel in Manali and kind of look something like this because of the floods, so very were very less tourists in Manali.
As there had been quite a lot of destruction, but now the roads they were just building up in, just no time.
Followed by and came all the way to this place on the other side on the left bank of Manali, where we reached at this place. There were few of the cars by the side of the road, and then followed by the straight road. That went all the way to the villages beyond.
The condition of the road kind of looked something just like this. There was this whole lot of a different trail which was built by industries few days and usually the whole road was just vanished by floods around the place.
Hair is a quick glimpse of the mall, Road Manali very less people. Only the locals I would say usually the whole place used to be covered with quite a lot of tourist and a lot of commotion as it was the main hub. The main point the main market all around the place. In the valley.
It was a temporary narrow build road that made the traffic through, and it used to be like waiting for quite a lot of time and let the whole lane go first or the other lane go first. Maybe it would take near about few of the more days to get the whole road recovered again.
The Broken Roads.
After driving somewhere around few minutes or so we came across this spot. The road literally broken by the side righty by the side of the road, there even were few of the buildings and houses by the side that just went on by the floods. The whole moment kind of looked so scary to see the distractions of the nature.
Just see my friends that have a lot of distractions just made this beautiful paradise look really scary the destruction of the nature, the floods that just came by the melting of the glaciers nearby and caused a whole lot of destruction.
I tried capturing these photographs in different perspective so that you guys could see the true picture about the other side of the Himalayas. Just rightly being the first time visiting the place after the floods for near about more than three months or so...
And there even was rightly the beginning of the first snowfall at the top of these mountains. Now in this near about one month or so, all of these mountain peaks would get covered under the thick sheet of snow, the beginning of the winter season.
I will be sharing the moments beyond the point in my upcoming post. Stay tuned for the adventure coming up.
Thanks for your precious time. ❤️
Love from the Himalayas. 🙏
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means a lot @scogger and @qurator
Wow! the scenery looks incredible despite the damage from the floods. It’s amazing how nature can be both powerful and beautiful at the same time.
Exactly the beauty of the place cannot be measured. It was and it is really a beautiful corner but nature can't help it. The floods can't help it but still the place is recovering soon. :)
Wow, that spot was so cool despite some damages. We can still see beauty around us, even in its little imperfections. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you so much for stopping by. So glad you liked it.
You’ve captured both the aftermath of the floods and the first snowfall. It’s incredible how nature can be so beautiful and so destructive at the same time.
Thank you so much for your kind words. Really appreciate it. :)
You're welcome!😊