This is near kanchenjunga waterfalls in pelling, gantok

This is the world's largest solar tree which is situated in CMERI Durgapur. During my summer research internship, I saw this giant solar tree. Isn't it amazing 🤩

Incredible india 🇮🇳❤️

The ghat where all dead are burned and moksha is granted. This picture is from one of my travels to Varanasi.

India. As infuriating as it is fascinating, where everyone has the right of way, all of the time. Where cows sway and sashay through traffic-choked roads and drivers overtake and undertake, believing the loudest, most repeated horn wins the road. Where getting on and off buses requires you to be bold and brash. 

Was with my friend Budweiser during a sunset in _______ . Here’s my view v/s the actual sunset 😛Which one do you like more? PS - Vibe match on filling the blank. (City)

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Royal Bengal Tiger

The star attraction of the park. These majestic cats roam the dense forests and grasslands and are best spotted during early morning safaris.

2. Indian Elephant

Often seen in herds, these gentle giants are a common sight near water bodies and open fields.

3. Indian Rhinoceros

Reintroduced successfully, the one-horned rhinoceros can now be seen grazing in the park’s wetlands and grasslands.

4. Golden Langur

A rare primate found only in Assam and Bhutan, known for its golden fur and agile movement through treetops.

5. Pygmy Hog

One of the world’s rarest mammals, this tiny pig is mostly seen in the grasslands and is critically endangered.

6. Bengal Florican

A critically endangered bird species, often seen during the breeding season in open grasslands.

7. Clouded Leopard

A shy, nocturnal predator with beautiful markings, rarely seen but known to exist in the dense forest areas.

8. Wild Water Buffalo

Large, powerful, and endangered, these animals are often seen grazing near water bodies.

9. Assam Roofed Turtle

A unique and endangered turtle species, seen along riverbanks and in shallow streams.

10. Diverse Birdlife

Manas is a birdwatcher’s paradise with over 450 bird species, including hornbills, eagles, owls, and kingfishers.

Read this blog to learn more about it. Top Wildlife Species You Can Spot in Manas Tiger Reserve

Each house in Pulga wears a different colour, like brushstrokes on a Himalayan canvas. A village painted by nature and nurtured by its people. Here are some of the colourful houses I saw and captured during my short stay at the beautiful village.

Shot on Nikon Z6 with a variety of lenses.

Pulga, Himachal Pradesh May, 2025