7.9K views | Unseen Nepal: See the Himalayas in extraordinary breadth from the hill region to the mighty high Himal with Peter Hillary. Peter has done over 60 trips to the Himalayas and he’ll take you on an adventure through the amazing landscapes and welcoming culture while sharing his deep and personal connection with the region, its people and history. Go to Himalayantrust.org/unseen-nepal-2024 to find out more and sign up today! | Himalayan Trust | Facebook

The Himalayan Salt Route What’s in a Name? Why “Himalayan”? The name “Himalaya” comes from Sanskrit: hima meaning snow, and ālaya meaning abode, The abode of snow. The salt, however, is not mined from the snowy peaks, but from the Salt Range in Punjab, Pakistan, about 300 km south of the Himalayan crest. The term “Himalayan salt” is a trade name, a nod to the great mountain system born from the same tectonic forces that uplifted these ancient rocks. Where it Really Comes From The vast pink salt

1.1M views · 10K reactions | Beautiful view of Manali at Himachal Pradesh  IG- https://instagram.com/thehimalayas.in | Himalayas | Facebook