Arvind Katoch Photography

Inside picture of Traditional Himachali Water Flour Mill. Once such water mills were only source for getting wheat. However, now people have shift to electric powered flour mills and they are slowly neglecting this ancient wisdom and tradition.  Even science has proved that flour from water flour mill is much healthier than electric flour mills.

Here is view of Timber Trail Hotet Parwanoo's Balcony and Restaurant. This hotel is situated a hill top near Parwanoo town of Himachal Pradesh. Most convenient way to reach this Hotel is through roopway trolley which takes appx 5-10 minutes to reach top. From top, you can Chandigarh and Twin Sukhna Lakes if weather is clear. Overall, it was very pleasant experience of visit this place. Open Restaurant Hotel Timber Trail Parwanoo (HP)

Find Picture of Fresh Snow on Dhauladhar Hills near Palampur, Himachal Pradesh. In this picture, you can clearly see how Dhauladhar Hills become white during snowfall. This picture is taken with Nikon D 5100.

Here is collection of three pictures, in which a cute baby is sucking his Toe. Pictures taken with Nikon D5100. These are three different pictures of different positions of baby sucking his toe and later combined together.

Below watch combined pictures of paragliding take off from international paragliding site Billing.In this combined picture, you can watch all action of a para glider before and after the jump. It takes less than five minutes for a professional para glider to prepare his glider and jump from hill. This whole experience makes you crazy and creates a desire in you to try paragliding.

This is beautiful view of Bir - Billing international paragliding site. The name of place in picture is Billing from where paragliders jump. Billing is 14 KM from Bir and it is situated at the top of hill. Billing is among top 5 international paragliding sites in world. Every year paragliding world cup is held here in which participants from all around the world take part.

Below find pic of Tibetan chanting flags with Mantras written on them. Around Buddhist settlements, we can easily spot such flags tied to trees or other objects. This picture is taken near Bhattu Monastery, Baijnath (HP).