It is morning weather, on one side the Dhauladhar mountain range seems to be bathed in snow, while on the other side the sun is slowly spreading its redness on the earth from the east, whose color is also rising on Dhauladhar. With me is 
In the morning the car drops us at Chhaina Pass from where our destination is 6 km away, at an altitude of 2850 meters we start walking slowly, slowly because I do not want my heart rate to go high and I start sweating. This is because once I start sweating, then we will reach Hanumangarh Peak where the altitude is 3080 meters and there the body will feel cold air due to which I can get sick.
Well, walking slowly we reach our destination in one and a half hours, by now the sun has risen and Dhauladhar has turned from pink to yellow. While walking in front of the snowy mountains, I think that I should stay here, I will bring a tent from down and stay here in the mountains for a few weeks. Such thoughts always come to me that I should stay in the mountain itself and not come down.
While walking, I see the shepherd's dog who guards the sheep and barks at me from a distance, thinking me to be a threat. I see the flags on the top which are fluttering in the wind. I see the shepherd's tent which is empty because he has just gone to the forest with the animals to graze. On the way back, I see a crow and a stupa situated in Bir which is shining in the sun.
This is my entry for #monomad challenge.
Disclaimer: This post is originally written in Hindi and I have used Google Translator to translate the Hindi text in English. All the photos have been clicked by me from canon 77d and edited in lightroom. Post collage created in Adobe photoshop.