Julley Everyone, I will call it a beautiful day and a day that I’ll remember throughout my lifetime, So it is the continuation of my blog post and my expedition that I was on about exploring the whole Mountain Range that covered the other mountain Peaks around Mt. Patalsu.
The mountain peak has a lot to say as it is a 13 km expedition all together, there were a lot of different spaces all around the place and in order to cover all of the journey I need to form different blog posts about that so that I could share the experience with you guys, as it was a big expedition, so it is the pinpoint location and the journey beyond the mountain peak that I called the Dragon peak, as it was just the edge of the Mt. when we took a right turn towards it as there was nothing at the top of it. Just the Endless Sky and a trail to the Endless Sky.
So here is the post to which this post is a continuation post and the journey that I’ll be sharing in this post would be beyond this post.
https://hive.blog/hive-163772/@pranavinaction/hiking-the-unknown-peak-between-the-two-himalayan-mountain-ranges-kullu-and-lahul-region-above-15000ft
So taking a deep right turn just beyond the summit of Mount dragon Peak Which could be seen right below me as shared the whole expedition in my previously posted blog. Beyond which there was nothing but just the endless sky and there was a trail that we decided to follow. So basically we decided to walk towards North East region of this mountain of Solang Valley And captured the journey on this point.
So the journey beyond this point, look something like this. It was around 11 AM in the morning when we had been hiking for more than 5 to 6 hours continuously from Manali to Solang village and from Solang village to Saga dugg and in order to reach this mountain Summit, that we decided to hike on. The trail to Mt. Patalsu Peak was on the different side of this mountain somewhere on the left side of the Dry Avalanche.
The Dry Avalanche now contains picies of loose rocks, seen right behind me.
The Right Trail beyond the summit of Mt. dragon Peak.
Just a random trail guys, We were not sure about that where we were going, but whatever we could see right in front of us was just about the mountain and just decided to summit this one too.
The View of the Mt. Dragon Peak that I named looked something like this from this spot.
The views they were just insane so as I have stated in my previous post, that was the continuation of this particular experience was literally totally different from that that I have shared in my previous post, which was just about hiking the Dragon peak, but the journey beyond Mount peak, when we decided to take a rest for a while, and continue our journey so it was a whole lot of different experience. The whole view of the Manali Valley was just seen right in front of us, and there was the endless sky above us.
The unnamed peak that could be seen on our left hand side was not sure about that. It was the peak bethween the two Himalayan Ranges, or was it the peak of Zanskar Range as the peak onto right Lahul and Spiti of Himachal Pradesh, but the point where we were at the moment, it was the Pir Panjal Himalaya, Range.
We Even had a thought to hike this mountain Summit but there was a steep fall and we neet to first descend the whole mountain peak and the asccent and approch the summit which would be a techincal expedition.
As the summit looked so steep which would require us technical gear and alpine style expedion would be a life long story.
But at the moment all that we could see was just to hike the top what so even was seen in front of us.
It had been more than 2 hours hiking beyond this never ending trail and the story of the summit was a tradgedy too which I will be sharing in my upcoming posts.
Making our way but just the side of the mountain top slowy even the ridge I woudl call was getting narrower and narrower. And the summit of the peak we saw a another ridge to which we werre not aware of was the tragedy. Teh ridge that to the Lahul Valley of the Himalayan Region.
So thats all for today guys, I hope you liked it.
Thanks for your precious time. 🙏 Love from the Himalayas. ❤️
