Solang Valley After Fresh Snowfall
Today, Solang Valley (2450 meters) feels like a magical world. When I woke up in the morning, the cool air and gentle breeze made me realize that something truly extraordinary was happening outside the hotel window. Putting on my Moti jacket, I peered out from the hotel balcony, my heart racing. The mountains in front of me were covered in fresh snow. The most striking feature of the view was that the snow had fallen well below the treeline, making it seem as if the forest had been enveloped in a blanket of white.
The light snow on the thick branches of the cedar and pine trees shone like stars. If only the snow could fall down to our hotel, I'd honestly lie down in the snow. Looking from here, it seemed as if the snowflakes were flying back and forth over the forests above, whispering something.
Watching snowfall from the balcony of Hotel Adventure Valley was like a bucket list come true. The road leading to the Atal Tunnel is becoming more and more busy; after all, tourists also want to enjoy the fresh snowfall. However, snow is falling on the road across the tunnel. We're busy here; if we weren't busy, we'd definitely cross the tunnel and play in the snow.
All I can say about the snowfall here is, "Welcome Winter."
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 (55-250mm), sony a7iii and edited on laptop lightroom app, post thumbnail edited in adobe photoshhop.
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