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Every place in Himachal Pradesh has tourists during this time of year. With the onset of winters, many couples find their passion in the valleys of Himachal while others just loiter around in this beautiful state awed by its sheer beauty and make pacts with their fellow travelers to visit the place again.
We leave such places for the crowds and wander off on the roads less taken where once in a while some vehicle cross you from the opposite side and the rest of the time you are all by yourself gasping the true Himachal, the beautiful Himachal.
Day 1
Some pics from the halt point:
Wooden Roses:
While we were resting, our machines watched over:
After spending a few quick moments at the place we continued our riding, took a left from Sainj and reached Luhri. From Luhri, we took a left again and started towards Khanaag.
Some pics enroute:
Khanaag has only one PWD Guest house with a single room, which accidentally was booked for the night. So we moved forward towards Jalori Pass. Jalori Pass is not the highest or the most challenging pass but like other passes, it has a beauty of its own and a charm to impress the soul in you.
Jalori Pass:
We had plans to do the Serloskar lake trek the next day and so we thought of staying at Jalori but could not as the Camp establishment was not there now. Even the PWD rest house in Shoja was booked. So we reached the Shoja Main bazaar and found a decent room for us.
Lets see how we will score. Good Night for now.
We leave such places for the crowds and wander off on the roads less taken where once in a while some vehicle cross you from the opposite side and the rest of the time you are all by yourself gasping the true Himachal, the beautiful Himachal.
Day 1
Some pics from the halt point:
Wooden Roses:
While we were resting, our machines watched over:
After spending a few quick moments at the place we continued our riding, took a left from Sainj and reached Luhri. From Luhri, we took a left again and started towards Khanaag.
Some pics enroute:
Khanaag has only one PWD Guest house with a single room, which accidentally was booked for the night. So we moved forward towards Jalori Pass. Jalori Pass is not the highest or the most challenging pass but like other passes, it has a beauty of its own and a charm to impress the soul in you.
Jalori Pass:
We had plans to do the Serloskar lake trek the next day and so we thought of staying at Jalori but could not as the Camp establishment was not there now. Even the PWD rest house in Shoja was booked. So we reached the Shoja Main bazaar and found a decent room for us.
Lets see how we will score. Good Night for now.
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