Figure1: Fruits for Breakfast
Figure2: Paddy Field in Gagalphedi
Figure3: Kakro Time
Figure4: Discussing while taking a rest
Figure5: Vishnu taking a rest
Figure6: Green and Blue in V
Figure7: Danda Katheri
Figure8: Hikers in pace
Figure9: Trekkers restaurant in Jhule
Figure10: Bottle of water bought in Jhule
Figure11: Ashish in Lead
Figure12: Approaching Prashanta
Figure13: Rudra and Vishnu
Figure14: Colorful Pandit Taking Sunbath
Figure15: Waiting for the rest of the hikers
Figure16: Rudra Serious at something
Figure17: Office Van at Sundarijal
Figure18: Fertile land at the Sundarijal
Figure19: Towards Gagalphedi
Figure20: Pro Hiker
Figure21: Rudra Leads
Figure22: View of Shankhu from Gagalphedi
Figure23: Climbing the Trail
Figure24: Another view of Shankhu
Figure25: cont…
Figure26: Two young Pine tree
Figure27: Glitters of Diamond
Figure28: Through the Paddy Field
Figure29: Trail through the Paddy Field
Figure30: Vegetation and Cultivation
Figure31: Think of yourself
Figure32: Shankhu Valley
Figure33: The House, Millet and Harvested Corn
Figure34: Regular hikers with his pride
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