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Off-road ride by royal enfield ❤ organiser @outlookhike ™✓

That's call 😊junkiik

Doesn't matter. It's their culture. Respect it as you respect your own.

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🤣 That lil girl don't play around!

Ist sowas lustig?

omg😂

The little kid is more mature than them unfortunately

The kid is right and i love her

Hey that wasnt very nice got me on the floor

Tan encantadora que ni llora 🫶

So cute and funny

View bhi dikhao bhai

What culture this one

Respect for another's culture.🙏🙏

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❤❤ festival 🎎🥮

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join guys next year this cultural event

join our culture ✴️🧫 event in supin valley like village touring and local festival and folk event with @outlookhike

Good work

Awesome 😊

Nice

Join Harsil valley adventure in winter 🥶 ❄️ season.

Bahut sundar

Bahut sundar

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ye mori and sankri k beech wala devra hai? karn mandir wala?

jay dev bhoomi uttarakhand ❤

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Gjb

Ramro hoinsos

Song : agar tum mil jao

Not are only dancing

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😂😂😂😂😂😂

Kb ka hi ye

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Bahut hi sundar🎉❤❤❤

Jay ho Mata Devi🙏

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Awesome ❤

Jay ho katka martdeviyo ki

Rudranath is one of the sacred pilgrimage sites in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, nestled in the Himalayas. It is part of the Panch Kedar, a group of five Shiva temples, and is known for its remote location and spiritual significance. Unlike other temples, the Rudranath Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva's face, and it is believed to be the place where his face appeared after his body parts were found at different locations in the Panch Kedar. The trek to Rudranath is considered challenging, with routes passing through dense forests, alpine meadows, and snow-covered peaks. The journey itself is an adventure, offering breathtaking views of the Himalayas and an immersive experience in the serene natural surroundings. The temple is perched at an altitude of 3,600 meters (11,800 feet), making the trek a test of endurance and spiritual devotion. The trek is usually undertaken during the summer months, as the region is prone to heavy snowfall in winter. Pilgrims and trekkers alike visit Rudranath not just for its religious significance but also for the sense of peace and connection with nature that the journey provides.