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Trek to Khaliya Top continued:
After a short break of 20 odd minutes, we continued further after the KMVN TRH. But this break turned of no use as I was still struggling for breath after every now and then, but I have not learnt to give up. Hence I was going on but with numerous micro breaks
Meanwhile I passed through some stairs, gravelled path, traversed through rocks and sometimes interesting curves hanging over the steep slopes. Amazed by the beauty of the surroundings I kept on going...
As you approach towards the top, you can see insane(could not thing a more dangerous word
) valley view at one side and those glorious peaks at the other. perhaps these pics can give you a little idea:
Few Twists and Turns from the trek:
A Sacred establishment, created by shepherds:
End of stone laid path from the Bugyal, from now on you might find few stone marks, but not everywhere.
Another Guide with his clients:
Never thought that valley view could be so eye catching even when there are numerous snow peaks with you:
Feels like King of Kumaon:
Most tourist come back from the bugyal, but being quite some time in hand I wished to reach the top most point where I could see a sheet of some snow and so Gangaram nodded. Now I was heading towards the zero point to have 360 degree view of entire Kumaon region...
to be continued...
After a short break of 20 odd minutes, we continued further after the KMVN TRH. But this break turned of no use as I was still struggling for breath after every now and then, but I have not learnt to give up. Hence I was going on but with numerous micro breaks
Meanwhile I passed through some stairs, gravelled path, traversed through rocks and sometimes interesting curves hanging over the steep slopes. Amazed by the beauty of the surroundings I kept on going...
As you approach towards the top, you can see insane(could not thing a more dangerous word
) valley view at one side and those glorious peaks at the other. perhaps these pics can give you a little idea:Few Twists and Turns from the trek:
A Sacred establishment, created by shepherds:
End of stone laid path from the Bugyal, from now on you might find few stone marks, but not everywhere.
Another Guide with his clients:
Never thought that valley view could be so eye catching even when there are numerous snow peaks with you:
Feels like King of Kumaon:
Most tourist come back from the bugyal, but being quite some time in hand I wished to reach the top most point where I could see a sheet of some snow and so Gangaram nodded. Now I was heading towards the zero point to have 360 degree view of entire Kumaon region...
to be continued...
I had two options: either stay at Moradabad or carry on till Delhi via Hapur and then from Delhi to Chandigarh. Had it not been the famous Hapur road, I could have continued, also Tilak sir advised to have a night halt at Moradabad instead of the crazy ride, I thought to agree with the much experienced traveller. 
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