Would you choose a beautiful morning view or love to sleep in bed? Well, I was struggling with the same but somehow I made up my mind and pushed myself out of the bed. And Yes, you can't miss the morning sun when you are at different places especially when you are in the Himalayas.

Hivers, today's blog is my visit to Kullu, India which is an incredible place to be at.

The only difficulty I was facing was to get up as I was tired cause of travelling and to pass the gate cause I knew the moment I'm out, I'll love it. Somehow I gained my strength and crossed the gate and I felt a sudden rush of dopamine within me. It was 7 in the morning, sun was out energizing me and the environment arround was welcoming too. And then the real magic happened,the sunrise!

The Sunrise

The snow capped peak were illuminating and the mountains transformed into a pallet of vibrant colours.

Within a fraction of second everything around me changed and I was amazed, it felt like I watched a movie where I'm the main character and hence everything was beyond my control and imagination.I loved how the beauty got enhanced within seconds and everything around started to turn yellow.

The Pathway

The path I took was enveloped by bushes on all sides and sunrays were passing through it and the Tyndall effect was all over making it more lively.

It was a 2 kilometres scenic stroll and my destination was to reach the highest point of the area to witness the splendid and stunning panorama. Morning hours are most important working hours in hilly areas as you get your vitamin -D along with the cold air that cleans your soul and the sunlight is not too harsh on your skin.

I saw this diligent lady cutting grass in her field with the help of a sickle and then carrying grass on her back to feed her cattle. The local life was pulsing out and everything was in harmony with nature. Somehow the trail took me towards an apple farm, from where the mountains was clearly visible and surprisingly I found the organic grown vegetables in the field.

To examine it, I went into the farm and figured out it's brocolli. The people of Himalayas always eat home grown vegetables and produce them for themselves and if the yield is high they also sell it at a good price.

Here you can see the highway and the busy road. The area arround is known as Patlikul. One thing I loved about the place was how it's connected to the highway and the city but still its away from its hustle bustle.

It's a rural area and as soon we hear the word rural a picture pop up in our mind where we imagine no network, internet issues, no facilities, no electricity but let me tell you this place is totally different its like a hidden paradise with all the facilities in it.

After reaching at a certain I decided to walk barefoot and can't forget the tingling sensation in my feet. The grass was brown not green cause we have reached the end of October and winter is around the corner. Within weeks we will see snowfall here and yes how stupid of me to not let you know about the temperature here, it's 16 degrees. During the night and early morning it's down to 10. Enough of talking now, let me show you the view.

The view from the top was absolutely amazing. The river is completely visible it's dry nowadays cause of the harmful environmental effects. But the view has my heart. I completely drenched myself into the sunlight and sat there for half an hour straight. The light energized me and in those numerous rays I found my ray of hope, that everything is going to fine and you are loved.

All these pictures bring back the fond memories of the trip, luckily I had them all captured and here I'm sharing them with you. For the record I have taken these pictures with Samsung galaxy s21 ultra.

And I hope it also makes your day and if not then you need to visit the place. And thanks to the feature where we can pin our location such that we can exactly tell people where we are and they can visit too.

I was out to find the sunrise spot and somehow found myself, that's the magic of the Himalayas, and if you want to experience it, you need to visit yourself.

And, yes I think I in love with the Himalayas. Btw what's love to you? Do let me know in the comments. For me it's something that constantly gives meaning to something that's abstract and unfamiliar.