Elevation of Supin Range, Uttarakhand, India

Latitude:	31.1629594
Longitude:	78.3159411
Elevation:	3914 meters / 12841 feet
Barometric Pressure	623KPa

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Rackchham

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western Himalayas - A view from Chitkul! . #ShimlaLife . Climb mountains not so that world can see you, but so you can see the world. . From @jpsingh_22 . #chitkul #kinnaur #Himachal #Himalayas #Himalayan #Mountains #snow #white #blue #sky #Greenland #d

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reflections of a different kind

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clouds, sky, water, reflection, meadows...heaven!

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serendipity...

Sangla Valley The beautiful snow covered Sangla Valley in Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh is one of the most famous destination. It offers stunning beautiful views and is base for many different treks. #HimalayanDrifters #LifeinMountains #CallofMo

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View over Mathi temple dedicated to the goddess of Chitkul and said to be the oldest in the valley, with Kinnaur Kailash mountain range in the background. Chitkul (3,450m) is the last Indian frontier village before Tibet with no motorable road beyond it.