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         		 Lack of poverty and insurgency has made Wanchos insecure about their future. : by iamdb, Views[550]
     
    Wanchos are traditionally a headhunting tribe who practise hunting and farming for livelihood. : by iamdb, Views[626]
         		 The younger Wanchos want to migrate to the cities for work.: by iamdb, Views[538]
         		 A young mother who is also a trained hunts woman.: by iamdb, Views[710]
         		 A nearly 100 year old Wancho tribal woman of Arunachal Pradesh.: by iamdb, Views[1156]
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         		 At the peak a small temple is there which is called Sarvajana Peetha. Literally it means 'A temple for everyone'.: by shiaz, Views[378]
     
    Its out of the world experience when you open your arms and let the cool foggy breeze hug you.: by shiaz, Views[515]
         		 The scariest path to the top of peak, a drop to the side is more than 4000 ft.: by shiaz, Views[365]
         		 The beautiful surrounding hills of Kodachadri Peak drenched in fog and mist.: by shiaz, Views[718]
         		 On the way to Kodachadri peak, here the SUN makes his own painting with its color.: by shiaz, Views[330]
         		 At the peak a small temple is there which is called Sarvajana Peetha. Means its for everyone.: by shiaz, Views[194]
     
    MISSION ACCOMPLISHED..: by shiaz, Views[171]
         		 SCENIC VIEW WHILE RIDING TO THE HILLS...: by shiaz, Views[202]
         		 At the midpoint of the trek ,awestruck beauty of the surrounding hills.: by shiaz, Views[209]
         		 Before reaching the top, the final 400mtrs, the trail becomes very narrow in such a way that only a single person can pass.: by shiaz, Views[183]
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         		 The cow is a holy animal in India. In the Spiti valley where vegetation is scarce and pastureland almost non-existent, the cows have to be extremely resilient, especially in the cold winter months. The Spitians consider the cow and extremely important animal. In this picture a cow takes a break from feasting on autumn leaves and poses for a photograph specially for me. : by mihirsuvanam, Views[347]
     
    The multi-colored landscape in the village of Mudh (seen at the bottom center of the picture – if you peer really hard) in the Pin Valley is caused due to the mineral content in the rocks. The village of Mudh is also the starting point for the Pin-Parvati trek. Here trekkers stock up on supplies and trekking gear before they set out. However, they are all at the mercy of nature, trekkers are known to wait for weeks on end waiting for the weather to clear up before they commence their trek. : by mihirsuvanam, Views[476]
         		 Bus Drivers hold the most important job in the valley. The villages are far out and connected by roads that are not remotely like the German autobahns. A normal day would see people loading granite slabs, LPG cylinders, wooden columns, and sometimes, even sheep in the busses. The bus driver in this picture is seen patiently waiting for a group of workers unloading construction material from the top of the bus. : by mihirsuvanam, Views[246]
         		 Watching the sun set over the Pin River bed can be a very rewarding experience for a patient photographer. On a lucky day, one can spot ibex’s and fox’s grazing on the scanty grass on the riverbed. The cloud formations and the sky colour change by the minute during sunset: by mihirsuvanam, Views[239]
         		 The Spitians are a deeply religious people. This is an under-construction monastery at one of the highest inhabited villages in Asia – Kibber (14,000ft). Construction work usually takes a long time in these regions due to logistical issues cause by the altitude. The faithful actively contribute in maintaining and developing the monastery complex in spite of the hardships. : by mihirsuvanam, Views[278]
         		 The Prayer Wheel is such a significant artifact in the lives of the Ladakhi people. It's like they're in a constant state of meditation, constantly spinning the wheel and chanting as they go about their daily tasks. One interesting detail about spinning the prayer wheel is that the wheel must actually be spun clockwise while chanting. One instinctively spins it clockwise which is actually the incorrect direction since the wheel must always be spun in the direction in which the scriptures are inscribed.: by rssarma, Views[537]
     
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