Journey through Little Tibet


Journey through Little Tibet- Dharamshala 

Norbulingka Monastery








Naddi


St. John Church


Bhagsu Falls


Dalai Lama's Temple






Silent Protest






View from my hotel


Flea Market


Moon Peak Cafe


Gyuto Tantric Monastery 

Tea Gardens
Dhauladhar Ranges 


Paragliding 

View from the top....at 2000 ft

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yours truly :)

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