I Clicked, I Walked, I Believed (Best Photos from Last Trip)

Happy New Year 2026, photography lovers community! I hope your new year is going great. Hello friends, today I've brought you some selected photos from my last trip. To be honest, while publishing this post, I'm thinking that it will go viral and I'll earn a lot of money.

In October 2025, I was in the Solang Valley of Himachal Pradesh for about 10 days, where I explored many places while roaming around Solang. I'm presenting the places I saw on this hiking trip to you.

It would be better to describe them photo by photo:

1. The first photo is from the hike from Vashisht Temple to Mori Dug. It had started raining in the valley, and the snow-capped mountains in the distance were shining.
2. This photo is of the Hamar Hotel in Solang Valley, named "Hotel Adventure Valley." It's at an altitude of 2450 meters and is a fantastic place.
3. This is also a photo of the hotel in Solang, but this photo is from the morning when the rain stopped and this view appeared.

1. We were going from Kothi village to Kothi Top. The altitude here is 3200 meters, and my job was to mark the trails.
2. From Kothi Top, you can see the mountain of Bhrigu Lake, which is covered with snow. You can see how beautiful the view is.
3. The view of the valley from Kothi Top. A rare view of Manali is visible from here.

1. This photo, taken from a shepherd's camp, shows a magnificent view of the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges, where sheep and goats are grazing and resting in the soft sunlight.
2. In the next two photos, you are seeing photos of Khobi, where my two other friends are helping me mark the trail in the snowfall.

1. The next two photos are of Solang village, which is located at 2500 meters. Above this village is Mount Patalsu Peak, which is 4250 meters high. 10. A photo of the Beas River clicked from Nehru Kund, with snow-capped peaks visible in the background.
2. A view of the valley taken from the road while going to Mori Dug. This is on the way from Vashisht Temple to Mori Dug.
3. And the last photo is from the hike to the British Bridge from Mori Dug, at an altitude of 2800 meters, taken before sunrise.

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 one plus 13r smartphone and edited in lightroom. Post thumbnail created in adobe photoshop.

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