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    This is Triger reserved forest..: by indra2472, Views[302]
         		 A village woman at work in your winter stock for fuel: by indra2472, Views[206]
         		 Mountain peak in garhwal region...: by indra2472, Views[172]
         		 This is Mountn village in nepal.muktinath: by indra2472, Views[203]
         		 This is high altitude glacier pool...: by indra2472, Views[147]
     
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    A monk : by mariageorge, Views[88]
         		 a lady chanting prayers, daramshala: by mariageorge, Views[127]
         		 childeren at tcv school- the largest school in exile : by mariageorge, Views[99]
         		 shyama- himachal school girl: by mariageorge, Views[245]
         		 A gaint tree in a village ,on the way to dharamsala: by mariageorge, Views[114]
     
    Be prepared my son: by rajgadhvisideviews, Views[309]
         		 Childhood splashes : by rajgadhvisideviews, Views[330]
         		 The actual field of life: by rajgadhvisideviews, Views[301]
         		 Their journey begins from here: by rajgadhvisideviews, Views[314]
         		 Nature summit in backyard: by rajgadhvisideviews, Views[314]
     
    Finally the destination, Khardung La, world's highest motorable road.: by travelcrazy, Views[138]
         		 approach to the world's highest motorable road was getting bumpy and tougher.: by travelcrazy, Views[177]
         		 Crossing mud flats and crossing river were the most common conditio: by travelcrazy, Views[123]
         		 As we rode ahead facilities were reducing and ride was getting tougher.: by travelcrazy, Views[146]
         		 From the beginning mountains and curvy roads are the companions.: by travelcrazy, Views[216]
     
    Legacy is still breathing in some of the big coops on the roofs of Old Delhi: by coloreddots, Views[1011]
         		 Wings of newly traded pigeons are sewn so they dont fly and get used to new roof: by coloreddots, Views[993]
         		 It is said sport reached its zenith in Agra (near Delhi) during reign of Akbar: by coloreddots, Views[1133]
         		 Most of the KabootarBaaz's time is spent on roofs training the pigeons: by coloreddots, Views[1207]
         		 The art of Pigeon Racing is a Mughal Legacy and a traditional pastime: by coloreddots, Views[1127]
     
    The pearl necklace of the Ganges: As evening prayers commence people flock the beautifully lit up ghats on foot and by water. The intensity of the prayers creates a mesmerizing resonance.: by purneshdev, Views[391]
         		 The confluence of man and nature: People pass by the ghat where bodies are cremated, as birds, humans and nature freeze the frame in harmony. According to Hindu myth, the ones cremated here find heavens and a holy dip washes ones sins but ironically the mystic philosopher Kabir falsified this by leaving Varanasi before his death so that the masses believe in truth rather than myth.: by purneshdev, Views[615]
         		 Room For everyone: In Varanasi , the land considered holy by Indians a street shopkeeper feeds a cow. Cows roam freely on the roads and everything still exists in a chaotic harmony.: by purneshdev, Views[408]
         		 In quest of Peace: A traveler walks along the ghats as beautiful light creates a silver-lining. A lot of people travel to Varanasi in search of spirituality and inner quest.: by purneshdev, Views[299]
         		 The adventurous holy dip: A man shows adventurous spirit by swimming into the heart of Ganges and shows respect for the holy dip. : by purneshdev, Views[311]
     
    I still feel somewhat uncomfortable with myself for taking this shot as it appears so exploitative at first glance, but this woman had been so proud and eager to get a photograph of her baby that I couldn’t refuse. But this was exactly the sense of acceptance that I felt within the Kalimpong community. These people are so strong, with an incredible adaptability to whatever dilemmas come their way.: by juliezhuphotography, Views[604]
         		 Difference often makes us laugh. Not for superiority’s sake, but simply because we don’t know what to make of it initially. Again a mother’s love prevails as the familiar element in this photograph, but of course what we see first is a little nude boy having a bath outside in the not-so-sunny weather. Kalimpongians do not have the easiest access to clean water, especially those living so far from the centre, so we can only assume this was a rare treat for the boy.: by juliezhuphotography, Views[533]
         		 This was the first time I had visited a developing country, and in hindsight I'm so glad it was India. Within the first day I'd had a breakdown when the reality of extreme poverty hit me. And yet reaching the more secluded hills of Kalimpong, I witnessed the positive side of poverty. The appreciation that the people had for every little thing was and is something to learn from. One of my biggest learnings was how universal certain traits of humanity were. For instance, the motherly love and pride in this photograph is a familiar subject matter, something we can recognise immediately without needing to know anything more. While India as a 'place' was completely unfamiliar to me, motherly love was as familiar as anything, leaving me questioning the concept of 'place' as location.: by juliezhuphotography, Views[736]
         		 I can still hear the chuckle of this old woman as we trekked past her home on the side of a hugely steep mountain. Here she is captured pensive, though moments later she would laugh at me trying to take photographs of the dogs lazing at her feet. What I found in the Kalimpong community was a simple contentment with life, free from what we could actually accurately label #firstworldproblems, minor problems of the developed world which we blow far out of proportion. I think it's also very important to emphasise the agency of these people, recognising that they have hopes, fears, and lives as vivid as anyone else. : by juliezhuphotography, Views[804]
         		 At day's end the valley is, as if, preparing for rest and sleep.: by sahidul, Views[212]
     
    A view of the valley through the trees.: by sahidul, Views[213]
         		 The valley veiled in soft morning mist to be awakened soon.: by sahidul, Views[218]
         		 The valley adorned by not only clouds but also rainbow rarely seen.: by sahidul, Views[262]
         		 A valley of tea plantation enveloped by clouds gathering overhead.: by sahidul, Views[266]
         		 If youth but knew,if age but could : by kritibaveja, Views[214]
     
    Itachi and her grandmother at the Tibetan Refuge colony in New Delhi.The bond they shared reminded me that a grandmother is a little bit parent, a little bit teacher, and a little bit best friend.: by kritibaveja, Views[484]
         		 Faith is a state of being-A woman reads her morning prayers.: by kritibaveja, Views[205]
         		 As Gandhi said
         		 This photo captures the surroundings of the main monastry of Majnu ka tilla,which is a Tibetan refuge camp in New Delhi,India.It is also popularly called Mini Tibet.It is peaceful,serene,and unadulterated by mundane city life.The surroundings echo of Dalai Lama's Preachings.: by kritibaveja, Views[283]
         		 But sometimes all we can do is merely awe at its magnificence: Pangong Tso: by apoorv, Views[296]
     
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