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Milestone near the road in annapurna area, Nepal.

Portrait of hiking person on the mountain.

Bicycle laying on the green glass and crack stone floor with mountain view. Abandoned bike in nature.

Entrance of abandoned town (ghost town) Enylchek in Tien Shan mountains. Text is 'Enylchek town' on Kyrgyz

Elder sherpa man ask for donations on the way to mt everest base camp for help dig road way keep trekker away from dangerous in Namche Bazaar,Nepal

Cloudy morning over the road in the mountains

Pine tree standing out on side of metal road

Blue sky with country road and meadow pathway on Meili mountain canyon in sichuan, China

Pangboche, Nepal - October 15, 2013: Nepalese porters, often working for expeditions to the Himalayas for many days they can carry a load exceeding even their body weight, moving all the time after a steep mountain paths at high altitudes.

Mountains and forests under dramatic sky, vast cobblestone ground along river banks, natural scenery of summer valley

Mountain landscape of the Fan Mountains with rocks, stones and vegetation in Tajikistan, mountain panorama

Scenic panorama from buddhist monastery in Dolpo region in Nepal

Empty winding road through mountain ridge

Road cut in Himalayan mountain in Nepal. High up. Seen during the Manaslu Circuit Hike.

Road in the forest - background image of car advertisements

Annapurna, Nepal - April 13, 2006: Construction workers building a road connecting Kathmandu to remote Villegas in the Annapurna circuit Nepal Himalaya

$Rogno, Bergamo, Lombardia, Italy - June 23th 2023 - \nThe \$

This August 2016 daylight photo shows the Paro-Thimphu Highway in Bhutan. On the left, a river, Thimphu Chu, winds through the Himalayan valley.

$Kinnaur Valley is a picturesque valley located in the north-eastern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It is known for its stunning landscapes, snow-capped peaks, and rich cultural heritage.\n\nThe valley is surrounded by towering Himalayan mountains and is home to several picturesque villages, including Kalpa, Sangla, Chitkul, and Rakcham. These villages are known for their unique architecture, traditional customs, and stunning apple orchards.\n\nKinnaur Valley is also home to several important religious sites, including the Kinnaur Kailash, a sacred peak that is revered by both Hindus and Buddhists. The valley is also home to several ancient temples, including the Narayan Nagini temple in Kalpa and the Kothi temple in Pooh.\n\nThe valley is a popular destination for trekking and adventure sports, with several popular treks such as the Kinnaur Kailash Parikrama and the Sangla Valley trek. The Baspa River that flows through the valley also offers opportunities for fishing and rafting.\n\nOverall, Kinnaur Valley is a must-visit destination for nature lovers, adventure enthusiasts, and those interested in exploring the rich cultural heritage of Himachal Pradesh.$

Daocheng Yading Nature Reserve in autumn, Sichuan, China

Path in the forest in the Himalayan mountains of Nepal

The Long kowtow is a ritual in Tibetan Buddhism. the pilgrims whom dressed with a “Leather made Apron ” putting their body on the ground and stretching their whole body as long as they can, then standing up with two hands together. Each time, the pilgrim only move the distance that their body covers. then repeatedly to do this.She has been Long Kowtow here from their home in Ganzi, Sichuan, for more than three months, and it will take nearly three months to get to Lhasa.Chrome photo in 10/19/2005, Baxoi County,Tibet,China

The mountain path and blue sky with white clouds.

organic dust bin uniquely made of bamboo with isolation

Mountain road in Kayseri, Turkey. Taken via medium format camera.

Palm Forest near Preveli Beach at Agios Vasilios Municipality in Crete, Greece

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