Kyongnosla Alpine Sanctuary falls on the way to the India-China border at Nathu La. It is a remote area in the Eastern Himalayas of India and hence very beautiful.
When I was here a couple of weeks back, I got to see most of this terrain in vibrant fall colours. The last time I was here, most of this place was covered in brown or black due to the extremely cold temperatures.
It looked like the fall colours were just forming as most of the vegetation was still sporting a nice green. A snow fed stream flowing along this terrain added to this place’s charm.
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Very Nice, would love to see some 100-400 EFFECT! I know you have them in your kitty...
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. I am wondering if you know where do we get best fall colors in India? I have seen fall only once in UK (Oxford and London) and was thoroughly mesmerized by it.
ReplyDelete:-) I think you should post what you should post :-)
ReplyDeleteI am reading it. Will comment soon.
I am wondering what should I post now. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou are way ahead of me, I must say. I am just relaxing & enjoying your posts. :-)
BTW, have you read that concluding part of our journey? I think you'd have some more 1st hand info to add to it.
Wow! What a lovely place! I just wish, I should be there sometime. Awesome shot. Nice sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you Mridula! I am not sure about fall colours in india. In fact, I have hardly seen a true fall season like that of the upper northern hemisphere.
ReplyDeleteI guess the upper reaches of the Himalayas would be our best bet to see fall colours, but then, I am guessing.
Thanks bro! Yes, there are quite a few long range shots. More will come when i land at Assam next week.
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