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Staging area for paragliding and other recreation activities at 11,000 feet near Rohtang Pass, Manali, India
Tourist buses ply the sketchy, icy road at the summit of Rohtang Pass, Manali, India. The summits in the background are about 18,00 feet.
Horses in the Himalayas on the way to Rohtang Pass, Manali, India. The horses are used to give rides to Indian tourists. Low paid workers, often foreign immigrants, lead them up and down the mountain every morning and night from areas where they eat and sleep up to the summit where the tourists are.
Horses in the Himalayas on the way to Rohtang Pass, Manali, India. The horses are used to give rides to Indian tourists. Low paid workers, often foreign immigrants, lead them up and down the mountain every morning and night from areas where they eat and sleep up to the summit where the tourists are.
Indian tourists in rented snowsuits take photos at the small lake at Snow Point atop Rohtang Pass (13,054 ft., 3,979 m) in the Pir Panjal range, Manali, India
Immigrant construction workers hike down a slope in the Himalayas to a site where they will sleep before the next days work, at 12,000 feet near the summit of Rohtang Pass, Manali, India
Fresh snow on 18,000 foot peaks in the Par Panjal Range, from the summit of Rohtang Pass, Manali, India
Horses in the Himalayas on the way to Rohtang Pass, Manali, India. The horses are used to give rides to Indian tourists. Low paid workers, often foreign immigrants, lead them up and down the mountain every morning and night from areas where they eat and sleep up to the summit where the tourists are.
Horse in the Himalayas on the way to Rohtang Pass, Manali, India. The horses are used to give rides to Indian tourists. Low paid workers, often foreign immigrants, lead them up and down the mountain every morning and night from areas where they eat and sleep up to the summit where the tourists are.
Staging area for paragliding and other recreation activities at 11,000 feet near Rohtang Pass, Manali, India
Horses in the Himalayas on the way to Rohtang Pass, Manali, India. The horses are used to give rides to Indian tourists. Low paid workers, often foreign immigrants, lead them up and down the mountain every morning and night from areas where they eat and sleep up to the summit where the tourists are.
A man wearing an "Atari" (video game company) t-shirt illegally cuts down trees for fuel wood on a slope above Vashisht, Manali, India
Spiritual India vs. Cheap, vain, bigoted India - Black statue of Shesha, a cosmic Hindu deity who is one of the primal beings of creation, in front an advertisement for skin whitening cream, Kullu, India. Skin color is a source of enormous prejudice and mistreatment in India.
A man in a star spangled headwrap prays at a Hindu temple during the celebration of Dussehra in Kullu, India
Horses in the Himalayas on the way to Rohtang Pass, Manali, India. The horses are used to give rides to Indian tourists. Low paid workers, often foreign immigrants, lead them up and down the mountain every morning and night from areas where they eat and sleep up to the summit where the tourists are.
Horse in the Himalayas on the way to Rohtang Pass, Manali, India. The horses are used to give rides to Indian tourists. Low paid workers, often foreign immigrants, lead them up and down the mountain every morning and night from areas where they eat and sleep up to the summit where the tourists are.
Horses in the Himalayas on the way to Rohtang Pass, Manali, India. The horses are used to give rides to Indian tourists. Low paid workers, often foreign immigrants, lead them up and down the mountain every morning and night from areas where they eat and sleep up to the summit where the tourists are.
Men carry idols of Lord Raghunath in the courtyard of the royal family's residence during the Dussehra festival in Kullu, India
Sunset on scree slopes covered in heather-like plants in autumn, near treeline on Rohtang Pass, Manali, India
The highest restaurant I've ever seen at the summit of Rohtang Pass (13,054 ft., 3,979 m), Manali, India
Fresh snow on 18,000 foot peaks in the Par Panjal Range, from the summit of Rohtang Pass, Manali, India
Horse in the Himalayas on the way to Rohtang Pass, Manali, India. The horses are used to give rides to Indian tourists. Low paid workers, often foreign immigrants, lead them up and down the mountain every morning and night from areas where they eat and sleep up to the summit where the tourists are.
