Exploring the village with no name in the slopes of 15 mile region in northern Himalayas.

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Hope you all are doing great!!!

So, I’m back with another morning walk story from my hometown, and today I’ll be exploring the unseen place with no name near to 15 mile village in between Baragran and 15 mile villages.

This is a place that built on a slope and is accessible from both sides that is 15 mile and Baragran village. As this is near to the monastery in this region, there are a few houses that are of the Buddhist people.

It’s such a peaceful area in between two villages that nobody are very less people who are living here only visit. I wanted to show you guys all around my village, and this is one of the most secluded ones.

There is not even the road connectivity to this area and people living here, go on foot. They park the car about a couple kilometres away, and they hike towards their house that’s built near to the monastery.

According to me, they are leaving the best life. They are keeping themselves fit while enjoying the most beautiful views and fresh air that one can experience even in the Himalayas. Just look at the photograph when you will realise what kind of view these people wake up to.

As I’ve already mentioned most of the people living here are Buddhist, so they’re falling their culture extensively. The settlement is very close to the monastery and also have many Buddhist symbols like to pass and prayer flags all around.

In spite of, this place being on the slope. These people have maintained their pathways very well. They are fenced with iron fencing and are also paved with concrete. You will really like it when you will walk on it and yes, you always have that amazing himalayan view wherever you look at from here.

The pavement widen up a little bit after a while, but again narrow down. It’s just to make people park their bikes on the widen path so that they don’t disturb the walking people.

As soon as we climbed on top of that platform, the view certainly got way better. This platform was free of any restrictions such as trees and bushes, so we could see at a distance. You can also see that in the photographs.

After walking for like 200 m, I saw the first car after a long time. I wondered how this car could get here?!?

From there, I saw this broken of track that led to the highway and I thought of following it and get near to the highway I thought, rather going towards my village on foot. I would rather take a bus to my village from the other side.

Now this area was full of fallen leaves from the autumn season and everything was so dry. I was having fun walking on this path.

While I was walking there in between the leaves, I heard a kind of noise which I knew was some kind of animal. I got curious to see what was it and to my surprise, it was a little puppy. Thought of picking it up ‘s mother came in a defence, and that made me worry about it, biting us.

The settlement was full of the Buddhist people, and there was one centre of Buddhist culture, also present there near to the highway.

So there we were near to the highway, waiting for the bus to arrive. There is bus service every five minutes from Manali to Kullu and we got a bus in no time and reached our home in a matter of minutes.

That’s all for today, guys.

Thanks for passing by.

Peace ☮️