Himalaya Collection (page 23)

Chillies drying on the roof of a house in the hills in Bhutan, Asia

Dzong (monastery), Paro, Bhutan, Himalayas, Asia

Small temple between Paro and Thimpu, Bhutan, Asia

Farmed fields in mountainous landscape, eastern Bhutan, Asia

The Himalaya Line
During their mountainous run, trains on the Darjeeling- Himalaya Line must negotiate Agony Point which requires them to make a tight loop to cross their own track

Birth of Ganges
Ganga (the river Ganges), daughter of the moutain god Himalaya flows to earth from heaven through Shivas hair

Parvatis Austerities
Parvati (Uma) is unable to distract Shiva from his contemplation by her beauty. She turns to asceticism, immersing herself in icy pools & wins his love

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The majestic Himalayas, a breathtaking range of mountains that stretches across several countries in Asia, holds within its snowy peaks and sacred valleys a rich tapestry of culture and spirituality. In the heart of this awe-inspiring landscape lies Tibet Autonomous Region, known for its deep-rooted connection to Tibetan Buddhism. At the core of Tibetan Buddhism's spiritual significance in the Himalayas is Mount Kailash, also known as Gang Rinpoche. This snow-capped peak stands tall as a revered pilgrimage site where devotees embark on the arduous Kora, a trail encircling the mountain to seek enlightenment and cleanse their souls. As one ventures further into Ngari, located in Western Tibet they can greeted by the mesmerizing Gang-Tise Mountains. These towering giants form part of the Transhimalaja range and offer an unparalleled view that leaves visitors spellbound. The allure of these mystical mountains extends beyond Tibet's borders into neighboring regions like India. From Darjeeling's vantage point emerges Mount Kanchenjunga, showcasing its grandeur against an azure sky - a sight immortalized by Edward Lear through his artistic lens. Venturing even higher up into Ladakh region in India reveals Thiksey's Chamkhang temple adorned with an immense and beautifully gilded Maitreya Buddha statue. The serenity found here amidst such natural beauty is truly transcendent. No discussion about the Himalayas would be complete without mentioning Mount Everest - nature's crown jewel standing proudly at 8, 848 meters above sea level. Its snow-capped peak captivates all who lay eyes upon it from various angles - whether it be from Rongbuk monastery on its north side or from Kala Pata during an adventurous trek. In this land where heaven meets earth, another notable presence is Mt Machapuchare (Machhapuchhre), reaching heights of 7, 059 meters.