Himalayan Collection (page 8)

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Nepal, Nagarkot, View across clouded Kathmandu valley towards Himalayan mountains

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Nepal, Nagarkot, View across clouded valley towards Himalayan mountains

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Nepal, Nagarkot, Sunrise view across clouded valley towards Himalayan mountains with Buddhist Stupa on top of building

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nepal, sagarmath national park, kala patar, mount everest at sunset

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China, Yunnan Province, Lijiangf, Black Dragon Pool and Deyue Pavilion with the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain behind

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China, Yunnan Province, Lijiang, Yulong Xue Shan Mountain range, also known as Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, from Yak Meadow

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China, Yunnan Province, Lijiang, Yulong Xue Shan Mountain, also known as Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, from Yak Meadow viewpoint

Nepal, Khumbu, Village near Namche bazar at foot of jagged, barren mountain with scree slopes cris-crossed with narrow tracks and crevices

Nepal, Himalayas, Gokyo, Snow covered peaks overlooking lake with stone built houses and livestock enclosures

The Roof of the World - the Majestic Himalays, Northern India, c1930s
" The Roof of the World" - the Majestic Himalays, Northern India, c1930s. Mountain range in Asia, separating the Indian subcontinent from the Tibetan Plateau

A boatman steers a shikara boat loaded with animal fodder in the Vale of Kashmir, near Srinagar. The Himalayan mountains can be seen in the distance. Date: 1986

Kashmir, Srinagar - boatman paddles boat with animal fodder
Kashmir, Srinagar. A boatman paddles a boat carrying animal fodder though a canal covered with green weed Date: 1986

Kashmir - senior woman in traditional dress eats from bowl
Kashmir - a barefoot senior woman in traditional dress eats from bowl while squatting on the ground outside her home Date: 1986

Four happy Kashmir children run along banks of River Jhelum
Four happy Kashmir children run along the banks of the River Jhelum and smile for the camera Date: 1986

Kashmir - young horseman rides up steep hill from his village in the Sind Valley in the Himalayan foothills Date: 1986

Ramshackle wooden houses alongside the river in Sind Valley
Ramshackle wooden houses with patched shingle roofs alongside the river in the Sind Valley, Kashmir Date: 1986

Srinagar, Kashmir - floating houseboats Date: 1986

A Kashmiri woman with a basket and pot on her head walks along a grassy ridge in the Vale of Kashmir. The Himalayan foothills in the background Date: 1989

Bhutia man with long pigtail - Darjeeling
A Bhutia man with long pigtail. The Bhutia are ethnic Tibetans who speak a Tibetan dialect. Their ancestors migrated from Tibet to Sikkim, Darjeeling

South Front of Viceregal Lodge... at Simla, the charming Summer Capital of India, 1902
South Front of Viceregal Lodge, Palace of the Viceroy, at Simla, the charming " Summer Capital" of India, 1902. Shimla, in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh

Simla, the beautiful Himalayan Mountain resort, from the highway to Kalka, the nearest railyway station (57 miles), India, 1902

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"Himalayan Wonders: Exploring the Majestic Beauty of India's West Bengal and Darjeeling" Embark on a breathtaking journey to the enchanting region of West Bengal, where the mighty Himalayas reign supreme. Nestled amidst this awe-inspiring landscape lies Darjeeling, a picturesque town known for its tea gardens and panoramic views. As you gaze upon the snow-capped peaks, your eyes are drawn to the magnificent Kanchenjunga, standing tall as if guarding this mystical land. Immerse yourself in the rich history that surrounds these mountains. From Lydon's captivating illustrations of rabbits and hares frolicking in their natural habitat to Edward Lear's whimsical depiction of Mount Kanchenjunga from Darjeeling, every stroke captures the essence of this ethereal place. The allure of adventure beckons as we delve into tales like Rudyard Kipling's "Kim, " transporting us back to an era when explorers embarked on daring expeditions. The campsite of the 1924 British expedition to Mount Everest comes alive before our eyes, reminding us of mankind's relentless pursuit to conquer nature's greatest challenges. Witness climbers scaling Chomolhari in Bhutan during May 1937, their determination mirroring those who have dared to face Mount Everest head-on. These courageous mountaineers epitomize human resilience against towering odds. But it is not just humans who leave their mark on these lands; even invasive Himalayan balsam plants find solace along River Wye in distant UK shores. Nature knows no boundaries and adapts wherever it finds opportunity. As we traverse through time and space, let us not forget Kashmir’s River Jhelum - a woman gracefully paddles her wooden boat across its tranquil waters. This serene image reminds us that amidst grandeur lies simplicity – a reminder that life thrives even in seemingly untouched corners.