just below Kalihani...yeah its just too good to be true...but we had to run..rain was on its way..so we had rain and thunders and rocks like this on all the way down, 5 hours and got all wet and tired..but just before the camp thanx to the other group the hot soups were waiting for us and rescued us!
it was Tajana's first glacier over 2000m (not too high, only around 4800m)






this is in Chandigarh, one of Le Corbusier's buildings...funny, i began to like him there! and he was not all about beton, he made Chandigarh the greenest city in India..and maybe in the world!

 








back to himalaya: blue&green









our kitchen in Himalaya - the best one can get! Big Thanx to Mangal Singh, who was often tired, but sat down and cooked the best himalayan food!






a way thru the village of Bara Banghal, where we made a day-rest and washed us and our things in the Kalihani-river. the village is very beautiful and special, but also cut off from the rest of the world..at least 2 days walking to the next Valley.






one of many river crosses - and we had lots of rain and lots of them..some dangerous.










come up, and play! feel the silence moving..just being.









and, for the end, this is me, Manghal, and Shiva at Thamser Pass..i had a little bit harder time going up, but you know..you just can't stop. if you get sick, got cold, you can only hope and pray to get better again. i  got cold in my back, because of sweating and cold wind...but i got thru! when your finnally up there, this are the special moments..not so much cos your so high-this is the bad thing, because your head hurts, you feel weak, but because you could experience all the way up..all all the universe and world meeting you on that way.








it was amazing trek, a hard one, and i plan a gallery and blog about it..maybe even real exhibition, but who knows!?
Fields of Bara Banghal


and big thanx to Tenzin and his Shambala Treks who made this journey possible.