Kagbeni view from the first steps in Lo Mantang
Kagbeni, the entrance to the kingdom Mustang
In the Red House
The "Red House" in Kagbeni
Our treck along the Kali Gandaki river
The first 12 km walk
Landlady of the "Red House"
Nilgiri peak 7061 m
Mustang or the kingdom Lo Mantang
Jomsom the starting point of the Mustang treck
Way to Geling
Rest before Geling
Still on the shortcut to the way to Tsarang
Mani wall in Geling
Way down from NyiLa (pass) 3950 m
Way down from NyiLa (pass) 3950 m
Ghami village
Shortcut to Tsarang
Arrive in Tsarang
On the way to Ghami
Other caravans passing the old salt route
GhamiLa (pass) 3520 m
Panorama view from the GhamiLa (pass) 3520 m
Entrance into the kingdom Lo Mantang
Kagbeni view from Lo Mantang
Chorten near Tangbe
Three chorten near Tangbe
Chorten in Chusang
Panorama to the Himalaya peaks
Tsele village
Producing garments
Inside the blacksmith's shop
A bakery shop
Worker return to their homes
Selling out the blankets for the comming wintertim…
Selling sweeties and other goods
Watermelons the most common fruit in Afghanistan .…
Fruit vendors offer their products after the rain
Guests go to the wedding festival
Vendor offers his products in his ordinary shop in…
Scene at the central place in Herat
The bridal couple on the way to their happyness
Small music shop in Herat
Behind the main road in Herat
The main road in Herat
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