About Karna Lake, this place is┬аsuitable for those who donot want to travel much from Delhi, loves peace and looking for a short break. My suggestion, this place is very good for 2 days and one night kind of itinerary and one will enjoy this place. Take a walk on the well paved path along the lake, it takes approx 30 minutes for one round, enjoy the beauty of the place. Sit near to lake , you will feel very good, this place gives lot of peace, do boating. I must state here that i have never experienced such a wonderful service, ambience, maintainence, food from a government tourist place, the staff is very polite, is ready to help to their level best, every thing on the food menu is availabe which we generally don’t see in hotels run by tourism department.
Food is little expensive but the service, taste and ambience of the restaurant is up to the mark. They also have a well packed bar besides restaurant in case somebody is interested and small gift shop.
We roamed around the lake in the evening, took our dinner and called it a day at 11 pm. Woke up at around 7 am in the morning , took some pics of Karna lake from the balcony, it was looking so awesome. Went for a walk around lake, came back had a break fast of tandoori parantha and puri bhaji.
Amazing.
Pictures speak for themselves, I can keep on looking on these pictures for hours.
Spellbinding pictures.
You are almost provoking us to plan a visit to Lahaul – Spiti this summer.
Nice pics Arun… really like the way the mountains have been captured in the frame. They awe you by their majestic stance and their insurmountable beauty…
You’ve made my day! These pictures make me realise why monks and saints love the mountains. You’ve presented a treasure trove of positive energy.
What pics. Wow. Probably you knew that more text would kill the beauty. I would also not write too big a comment and cherish the visuals.
Thanks for the comments folks..
Superb photographs Arun – all of them. Himalayan mountains never fail to inspire awe.
Is the last picture that of ‘Himalayan’ Lake Samiti of the Zemathang region near Mt. Pandim? If so, I’ve been there.
Yes Celine, it is. I know you have been there :)
hi arun.. am planning a trip to joshimath this summer and would like to get some information from you please.
my email id is ajayjo@gmail.com i am in Bangalore
thanks
ajay
Ajay – you can see all that I know about the region at http://travel.paintedstork.com/blog/2006/08/compilation-of-posts-on-auli.html