My host, who had arranged everything for me, had
sent me a cab and I went off to Chandak Site. my plan was to go for
Pashupatinath temple, coz from there I could get a magnificent view of Himalaya
though it was it was dusky. Pithoragarh is an altitude of 4,567 ft from sea
level and it’s like cup shape so weather stays almost pleasant here. This
valley known as Soar Valley. Road for Chandak was very peaceful and beautiful. When
I moved up city was looking pretty good from upward.
Well temple had been closed by the time I reached
there but the view of valley was superlative. Whole valley was looking gorgeous
in dusky light. When I saw Himalaya, I got stunned for a while. Peak of Nanda
Devi was bathing with sun rays and was giving awesome look. After a while I keep my camera out and start
taking pictures as much as I can in this short time.
Few minutes later everything plunged into dark and
I decided to back. From here we went to a tea shop for a tea and also meet to
shop keeper. Some time earlier a cave
came in existence which was in his field and my main purpose was to see that
cave. When I reached his shop, he was bit buzy with his customers. When he got
free he came to me with spoon full of honey. When I ate, I found it was like
rubber and taste was absolutely different.
I asked him
– are you sure it is honey.
He said – yes its
pure honey with wax, we don’t remove wax from it. Well no doubt it was very
tasty and I experienced it first time.
I asked him about cave so he said – it is dark now so tomorrow afternoon I will
take you there. He said, now if possible I can spend some time at Eco park.
I asked – What is this Eco park ? He
said – Park made for Eco tourism but it
has no future coz nobody is here to take proper care of it. On my way back,
I saw Eco park and went inside. I saw whole city flickering with the lights.
I took some pictures and then sit to watch stars,
one of my favorite work. I stared at the sky, which was illuminating with
millions and millions stars. I deeply engrossed by the moment. Everything was
utterly still at that night. Though it was cold but I don’t wanted to miss this
chance so kept on staring. Eventually driver came to me and said – Madam it's getting dark, we must go back
now. Though I needed to stay there but unwillingly, I had to back. By the
time I reached into city, it was late and whole market had closed. I back to
hotel and order for dinner… Next morning my plan was to go to Bhatkot for a
walk coz Bhatkot is also a good place to see Himalaya in Morning time. After finishing dinner, I confined myself
into bad…
I Woke up 5 O’clock next morning and got ready for
a walk. When I came out, it was dawn and streets are almost empty. Only few people were on the road. Weather was
cold but not chilled. I moved to Gandhi Chauraha and took market road. This road
was tiny and whole market was in a grip of silence. After crossing market, I
reached at Siltham Churaha. Here I asked for Bhatkot. When I entered in the
road of Bhatkot, I felt very tranquil. Many people were walking on this road so
I was not feeling lonely…
I found that Pithoragarh has become completely a
modern city now. There was no sign of any old and traditional construction. All
were new which atleast I don’t like. I met with a girl, who was going for tuition,
she gave me a smiling look so I talked with her and asked - How
far Bhatkot is ? She said - After a
short walk, I would be at Bhatkot. Well I just wanted to know that I am on
right path…
When I reached Bhatkot, I saw Himalaya but my bad
luck that I couldn’t get sun rise. But still scenario was stunning and whole
valley was bathing with morning light. I indulged with camera just then I heard
a man shouting at a boy. When I enquired about it he said – this boy is taking liquor here and always
bunks his school. When I scold him, he shouted at me and said – I will see you…
Man was irritating badly and went off from there. After this hot-hot talks,
atmosphere again became calm and I again got indulged with camera…
Now sun was bright so I decided to back. I felt
that this area was posh area of city. I saw all high-class officers' houses
here and place was neat and clean instead of other part of city. I really
enjoyed walk. When I back to market, it was chaotic. People were buzy in their work and whole place
was bustling with lots activities. In this hustle-bustle I got confused and
took other road. Though I reached at
hotel but this time, I couldn’t see Gandhi Churaha…
Continue…
Beautiful shots. Nice narration.
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Tahnks Niranjan...
ReplyDeleteLovely captures of beautiful nature!
ReplyDeleteYou surely had a great time!
The pictures of the Himalaya are marvelous, I love them.
ReplyDeletebeautifully narrated with good photos...
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing and visiting my blog
This is a incredible trip with wonderful captures.
ReplyDeleteWieder ein wunderbarer Bericht der einfach nur begeister!
ReplyDeleteLieben Gruß
CL
Beautiful photos, I especially love the ones of the Himalya.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Wish you a wonderful day.
Mette
Thanks friends...
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking us along with you as you explored Pithoragarh. I like the picture you got of the city at night from Eco Park, but your photos of the mountains are spectacular. I especially like the picture of the peaks bathed in the light of the setting sun.
ReplyDeleteenjoyed going thro' your travelogues...great blogging.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your great blog ! That picture of Himalaya bathing in sunlight is magic !
ReplyDeleteLooks like awe-inspiriting tour seen from the fabulous shots. I’m especially stunned by the peak of Nanda Devi glowing red bathed in the setting sun.
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Stopping by to wish you a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteMette
Nice views and info.
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