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Hope you all are doing well and in this blog I'll share the glimpse of my village and how does a morning feel like at the top of mountain around 2300 feet. I went my home back yesterday from Shimla and this morning when I woke up it was already sunshine everywhere and the time was around 9. I missed the view of my hometown for so long so I started to capture this beautiful view with my iPhone 16 Pro. Lots of beautiful flowers everywhere and as it still raining here cause of monsoon days greenery all around.
In the picture above you can see the very famous to temples of my village and they will long to the higher power that we believe in and this samples are really very amazing and they are totally made up of word as well as stone. Architecture is amazing and overall it's mind blowing. Who doesn't want to live in a village when you get this pretty view every morning. There was a fragrance of flowers whid bushes and the air was as fresh as you can imagine. One very important thing in the water, it's pure here and we don't have to use any filter for the purification of water. What are that is circulated in the village is underground water and its as pure as you can imagine and that's why everyone I villages healthy cause they eat organic food and consume fresh air and pure water.
I couldn't resist the beauty of these flowers so I started to some pictures of them and I also wanted to explore the different camera settings of my phone to be honest so here is the result in front of you.
I must say that camera quality of iPhone 16 Pro is really amazing I still haven't explode all the settings and with time I will learn and share some amazing pictures with you.
I love how beautifully it has captured the my new details of the object as you can see in picture above. At my village there are lots of options to explore and you can also enjoy the festivals that we celebrate here I will share a blog log of upcoming festival at my village so stay tuned. People like my village are really hard working they have their day planned already and most of them are farmers and have Apple orchards and other fruits as well. The village life is slow comparatively but I am a say it is very healthy cause you get to eat the fresh food and vegetables directly from your farm you have your own cows so the milk is also pure and you can enjoy the curd, butter and cheese. But I guess when you are young you don't realise much a value of these things but later in life as you reach in your late 30 all these things suddenly matter and at that time all you need is food, love, support and peace. And you can find it easily at any village in Himachal where tourist interaction is minimum.
Now let me take you around and show you are farms. So at my village, roads are pretty good and they are almost connected to my farms and at my home I sometimes drive pic up and his a picture of the view from my vehicle.
You can see greeny all around and some huge trees. This is my kind of day where you can experience the beauty of nature the sky above you is clear or full of clouds you are inhaling the fresh air and you are surrounded by huge mountains and evergreen trees. Well everyone says that Himachal is beautiful but what exactly is beautiful in Himachal? According to me I think it's the mountains and the view, the pure air, the organic food, the forest and the people.
Have a look at these pretty images, well I think my Long term plan will be to work at farms and to grow my own food and vegetable and to export them all over the world they are going to be the organic vegetables so I guess the demand will be high and this way I can contribute towards the healthy nation. If given a choice to stay at a city and work in a corporate job and stay at a village where you can make or grow your own food and do some business and stay close to the mountain what would you choose? Do let me know your answer in the comments.
I would definitely choose to stay here close to the nature, producing my own food and selling it worldwide. In the picture about you can see different mountain ranges and it totally look amazing. The tree that you see in the picture are apple trees and and this is how they look after harvesting. I have also shared and incredible blog of harvesting of apples and the hard work that goes behind it here is the link in case you missed it.
And this is a closeup picture of my apple farm after harvesting of apples and now there are lots of other activities are things that we have to keep doing in order to get high yield in another season as well. Coming month we will do pruning and I'll share it with you.
Along with the apples we also have some vegetables growing at our farm and the picture above shows the corns that are going in our farm. All these take hard work and dedication and most of the work related to my farm is taken care by my father. He looks after each and everything and has indefinite knowledge about different crops and fruits. The farms are Himachal are usually at the heights or at the mountain top so coming here is itself a walk or a track.
My village is at the border of Himachal and Uttarakhand and the mountain ranges that you see in the picture above are the mountains of Uttarakhand. They are at the low height therefore they can be seen easily from here. It's a form of valley and the river that flows near by is Pabbar river and it also has a dam on it at Hatkoti.
I was here for almost 2 hours and I did complete my goal of achieving 7 kilometres walk daily. Whenever said Chandigarh I made this call to walk daily for at least an hour and to cover 7 km daily it was really a task but here at my home town it's a normal thing and it doesn't feel like a task here, it's normal and if you have capacity and energy you can walk even more.
Well that's all about today's blog and I have tried my best to show you the beauty of my mountains and are forms which are situated between the lap of nature. For the records all the pictures are taken by me with my iPhone 16 Pro and I hope you really enjoy looking at them and please feel free to reach out if you want to know more about the area, in the comments.
Thank you for reading.
Radhe Radhe.