Himachali
"The suspended bridge over the Parvati river, in Manikaran, Himachal-Pradesh". Taken by Fredcan
Wednesday, 5 May 2010
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2 comments:
It's amazing to see the houses that are built so high up on the steep cliffs, great photo.
Almost same bridge on the right-side just before we enter tunnel before entering Manali. And that shakes a lot And I walked over the same. It connects two villages.
India is a curious place
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