Cashmere goats and seep water: a Hike to Ganga Peak

Hey peeps, this summer i visited an alluring place.Let's dwell into the scenic charm of ganga peak renowned as Ganga Choti. It is located in a district of kashmir, Bagh near Birpani and Sudhan gali village at the height of roughly 3045 meters. Ganga Peak experiences lengthy winters with snowfall and plentiful flora for four to five months throughout the summer. This place has an amazing winter festival that lasts for around 15 days in the winter. Since I went there in the summer, there was fog and a chilly air.
Here is a water spring. It looks amazing, though the water flow was not high enough, but with the help of a wooden piece and stones, it's been given a shape. The fresh water was really cool and refreshing; after the hike, the gulp of spring water feels euphoric.

There are people who rode tourists on their mules who were unable to make the journey to the mountaintop on foot. They make money off of their mule.

One interesting thing about Ganga peak is its alluring weather during summer attracts nomadics.These people travel all over Kashmir year-round, but in the summer they favor higher altitudes due to the cooler temperatures, water, and flora that provide nourishment for their animals, particularly Cashmere goats. I captured few of them.

I was eager to take pictures of the entire city Bagh from the top, but as soon as we got there, fog hindered the view. Fortunately, the fog cleared up after a while, allowing me to enjoy the view once more.

These rocks have an odd appeal and are quite lovely. And a larger rock than the rest appears.

I would love to hear your thoughts on this area in the comments section. See you in the next one...