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    Another view of the valley below - before reaching Sela Pass - third highest pass in the world: by s_roy_biswas, Views[556]
         		 View from Senge of the valley below: by s_roy_biswas, Views[872]
         		 A local monpa lady chafing millets inside Dirang Dzong: by s_roy_biswas, Views[767]
         		 Dirang Dzong or fort: by s_roy_biswas, Views[1603]
         		 View of the famed Sangti Valley - home to the black necked cranes from Tibet during the winters: by s_roy_biswas, Views[940]
     
    View of the Dirang river at Munna: by s_roy_biswas, Views[557]
         		 View of Eastern Himalayan peaks from Bomdila top: by s_roy_biswas, Views[899]
         		 Clouds at Nephichu Pass - view from Bomdila top: by s_roy_biswas, Views[485]
         		 The West Kameng river : by s_roy_biswas, Views[1160]
         		 Top of the Tawang Monastery: by s_roy_biswas, Views[671]
     
    An alpine meadow - as viewed from Tawang Monastery: by s_roy_biswas, Views[511]
         		 A local lassie - Ms. Dema: by s_roy_biswas, Views[512]
         		 Panagang Homa Tso or Heart Shape Lake - beyond Tawang: by s_roy_biswas, Views[828]
         		 Just a stark view of the harsh climatic conditions beyond Tawang: by s_roy_biswas, Views[774]
         		 PT Tso or Lake beyond Tawang: by s_roy_biswas, Views[1040]
     
    Bird's eye view of PT Tso: by s_roy_biswas, Views[577]
         		 The 'Nagkhu La' or Snake mountain lake beyond Tawang: by s_roy_biswas, Views[979]
         		 Stark landscape - etched by human hands, a road!: by s_roy_biswas, Views[498]
         		 Snow covered peaks beyond Tawang: by s_roy_biswas, Views[632]
         		 Birds eye view of the Sungestar or Madhuri lake: by s_roy_biswas, Views[761]
     
    Sungester or Madhuri Lake - An alpine lake created due to earthquake: by s_roy_biswas, Views[720]
         		 Alpine landscape beyond Tawang: by s_roy_biswas, Views[397]
         		 View of the eastern Himalayas beyond Tawang: by s_roy_biswas, Views[430]
         		 View of an alpine lake beyond Tawang: by s_roy_biswas, Views[845]
         		 Nanital lake: by s_roy_biswas, Views[866]
     
    Saat tal - a conglomeration of seven lakes near Nanital: by s_roy_biswas, Views[935]
         		 Mukteshwar - rappelling over the Chauthi ki jali rock outcrop - watch the sheer drop of 3000 feet in the backdrop : by s_roy_biswas, Views[1620]
         		 Binsar - another view of the Himalayas: by s_roy_biswas, Views[637]
         		 Munshiyari - view of sunrise: by s_roy_biswas, Views[786]
         		 Thal - view of the Kali or Ram Ganga river: by s_roy_biswas, Views[1551]
     
    Thal - view of temple spire of ancient Shiva Temple: by s_roy_biswas, Views[1352]
         		 Baijnath - view of ancient Shiva Temple complex: by s_roy_biswas, Views[1082]
         		 Sunrise - silhouette in Kausani : by s_roy_biswas, Views[768]
         		 Munshiyari - closeup of the Panchachuli range: by s_roy_biswas, Views[488]
         		 Munshiyari - view of Nanda Devi range: by s_roy_biswas, Views[637]
     
    Chaukori - view of Himalayas: by s_roy_biswas, Views[516]
         		 Kausani - view of Himalayas: by s_roy_biswas, Views[488]
         		 Binsar - view of Himalayas: by s_roy_biswas, Views[477]
         		 Its one of the famous Tourist Spot near Chennai, Mahabaliburam,Tamil Nadu, India....: by nomadjerry, Views[429]
         		 A view from the boat its was so wet and was not able to handle the camera prply: by nomadjerry, Views[303]
     
    The local fisherman took us inside the sea: by nomadjerry, Views[237]
         		 Balaji - Chatter Box: by nomadjerry, Views[222]
         		 His name is Balaji stays next street, he is one of de smartest kid i ever seen: by nomadjerry, Views[231]
         		 Its me and one of ma friend near my town
         		 Kids of Varanasi, the world’s oldest city and one of India’s holiest destinations, have to learn to fend for themselves early in their lives. This child, and hundreds like him, start haggling with tourists, offering them “best price” from early morning and into late evening.: by alina_pro, Views[479]
     
    “Hello, madam, hello! You buy this to remember your father, your mother, your brother, your sister. I have fire. You put in the water…” her brother pitches. “Only five Rupee,” he recites what seems to be the mantra for Varanasi’s omnipresent invisible children.: by alina_pro, Views[497]
         		 The whole city of Varanasi is a gigantic bazaar – everyone is peddling something. This little girl was making “donas” – bunches of marigold and roses with an earthen lamp, all arranged in a leafy bowl.: by alina_pro, Views[458]
         		 This time, the tourist said NO to the kid's offer. “You broke my heart, sir!” the boy says . If you just decide to give money to the children, they give you a puzzled look that makes you realize that to save their fragile dignity you must accept a little something of what they are selling.: by alina_pro, Views[434]
         		 A few of the boys that were at the center where I volunteered in New Delhi.: by responsible-travel, Views[2927]
         		 This time, the tourist said NO. “You broke my heart, sir!” says he. If you just decide to give them money, they give you a puzzled look that makes you realize that to save their fragile dignity you must accept a little something of what they are selling. From my India trip, I remember the hot weather and food, the warm colors and people, and the pervasive materialism and spirituality. But what I can’t forget are the incredibly worn eyes of the children of Varanasi. : by alina_pro, Views[1209]
     
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