Exploring the corners of the higher Himalayas, beyond the quiet villages of Lahaul and Spiti, 13 km past the timeless village of Tinno above 13,360 ft.

Over and Beyond... to the lands unknown.

Julley Everyone,

Just wondering around this beautiful day beyond the location and the nearest one named Tinno I literally had no idea about the place or about the surroundings. When I was at the place. I was just wondering by and taking the photographs and enjoying the beauty of the place and all together. I got to know about this location with the location pointed on my mobile phone photograph that I captured... As in this post, I am going to share the journey beyond the ancient isolated villages of Lahul and Spiti Valley of Himachal Pradesh and where we got to see few of the most beautiful higher himalayan mountain peaks and few of them unknown and I'm gonna take you guys along with me to this beautiful journey through this post.

Driving straight on the Manali Leh highway and beyond the place of Jispa where we were at the spot. Now we were headed to the location closer to the higher male and mountain passes. Literally it was a huge mountain stretch as we were literally going beyond the valleys covering many mountain peaks all together, I was just so much to see that how the ancient wonders would have explored the place in the ancient times....

Tibatan Flags all around.

Another thing that I noticed when I was at the place was that there were these countless number of Tibetan flags all around at certain points there with the whites of the Tibetan culture over here in this part of the Himalayas as there were these flags all around after every certain points and then altogether it was really a beautiful moment the houses they looked kind of different as the roofs of the houses were literally where is slanted because in the winter season the snow it used to be covering up the whole place with a thick sheet and that last for quite a lot of time of the year and then in order to protect the roofs of the houses from the snow the reason being the terrace of the houses it was because that the snow could directly fall on the ground it was the ancient traditional architecture that the place would have in been from the ancient times now replaced by the Tin Roofs.

Houses at this part of the Himalayas. They were literally very beautiful all together as they were quite far and far away from every single place and altogether I knew that even this place was a village that had very few houses from far and far away from each house is right on the side of the road...

Then even were few of the homestays and restaurants and hotels by the side of the road, and it was the time of the year when the place is as dry as it seems like followed by the mighty himalayan mountain peaks. This right behind the hotel that this was along the side of the road. I tried capturing as many photographs as a code so that I could share the moment with you guys so this post and you guys could also experience the hidden beauty of the Himalayas with the first hand experience.

It has been more than 37 minutes or something since we started out beyond the place and the road kind of looked something. Just like this we were headed straight. There was very few cars all around very little traffic and we were headed to the beautiful corners of this beautiful place. I was so fascinated it that I came all the way to this place, Lahul and Spiti in order to witness the himalayan mountain peaks that look beautiful on from the Manali side, but to see the other side of the mountain peaks as Lahul was somewhere in between.

The Never melting Glacier Himalayan Unknown Peak.

And in just no time, I finally spotted the himalayan mountain peak that was all covered with a thick blanket of snow even in the summertime, and I was just so much to see that how the glacier what is the smelting and forming up into the rivers and the mountain peaks it was nearly beyond the 6000 m elevation altitude at the moment kind of look something just like this.

The mountain peak was literally unknown as even I was just thinking about you just find a spot where we could just analyse the mountain peak and how we could climb. It was something that was really a difficult task to do as may be anyone in the past would have climbed this beautiful mountain peak as even at the spot where I was. It was an altitude of more than 3500 m above the sea level and nearly it could be more than double of the altitude where we were at the point..