The Milky Way as seen in the Mardi Khola valley in the Himalayas, with clouds of galactic dust illuminated in red by young stars. Anton Jankovoy braved freezing temperatures for this shot during a trek in Nepal Photograph: Anton Jankovoy/ Caters News Agency (via the Guardian)
NEPAL IN THE FOREIGN PRESS. Mardi Khola is near Pokhara. Click on the pic to enlarge. Here’s a song from Nepathya: Mardi khola ghumdai aaye hai saili maili melai ma
And a bridge over Mardi Khola:
Pic by Andrew Walker
wowo cool great thanks, keep it up. Our respect to photographers who love nepal
awesome pic!!!!!!!!jst aglimps of 1 of d wonders of Nepal:)
visit it 2 experience it urself!!!!!!!!!!!
Never knew .. Nepathya had female singer..nice to hear that.
Haha… I don’t think it was Nepathya who sang that (in female voice). The uploader must have messed up with the voice and the photos. But Nepathya also may have done this song.
Amazing photography! I wonder how the photographer took the photo? You don’t know when you will be able to see the Milky way. You have to attach the right lens, adjust settings, and mount the camera in tripod and wait agonizingly for the appearance.
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Anton Jankovoy – I am in love with his photography. Great shot.
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