Julley Everyone,
Started the day with a wonderful morning had a thought about visiting a place nearby it was quite a good and cool morning as I decided to go for a morning walk and go nearby I got to know that this place was called Dephri.
A tiny village in Manali the outskirts region of Himachal Pradesh right in front of the village we could see the mountain peaks of Pir Panjal range and the peaks covered with a thick blanket of snow.
There were very few houses at the place that every village hardly had less than 15 houses and those houses were quite big and all of the people live their life full size they had 4 x 4 vehicles and had farms nearby where they used to form their own vegetables and fruits and they had businesses nearby in the town. Mostly the business and the main source of occupation and main source of income of these people were farming people used to farm apples and they had apple orchards which used to provide them this type of luxury lifestyle.
Living at such an high-altitude place was quite a task in itself but it was really peaceful and life being so and so pure being so and so closer to the nature and waking up to this Dreamy place every single day.
Behind us was the Baragram village of Manali Himachal Pradesh. Was the biggest village of the whole region and it was closer to Dephri village. This village was named by the ancient people and literally I don't have any information about the same but it was really a beautiful place guys a beautiful particular place in this whole Valley.
Right below the Diffley village was the 15 Mile Village, The village ring by the side of the Kullu Manali Leh highway provided it to be a place nearby for the bus stand and market the market called Patlikuhal market.
The peaks of Pir Panjal range especially jodo peak and Chandrakhani Peak and Sirgan Tungu were visible from the place.
Had been quite awhile when we were wondering this place this morning it was really a fresh morning guys and the dry sky was kind of cloudy and maybe in the next few days this place even will get covered under a thick blanket of snow and it was really a morning to remember guys as I got to know about this beautiful place in the Himalayas and would love to share it with you guys through this post.
It had been more than an hour for us wandering this magical place and now it was time to go back as the day free village was mostly by the side of the road.
So that's all for today guys, I hope you liked it thanks for your precious time love from the Himalayas. ❤️🙏
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What a wonderful calm place 😍😍
Thanks a lot :) So glad that you liked the post.
beautiful scenery, perfect for unwinding and enjoying a new atmosphere
Thanks a lot. :)
Look at some really amazing views I really love them ❤️
Thankyou so much 🙏 So glad that you liked it.
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STOPWell 15 houses seems very small for a village, very interesting territorial distribution. In fact, without your explanation, I would have thought it was a road trip along the mountains.
What you are right is that it must be a real treat to wake up every morning with those views, such a marvel!
I want to ask you a couple of questions, just to satisfy my curiosity, what is that app you use to see the names of the mountains? and the route by what means did you do it, did you go by car? I read it thinking for some reason that you were going by bike hehe.