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Published: August 30th 2007July 27th 2006
Yak Wash in Manali
Preparing the yak for the local festival
Tranquility in Kullu & Parvati Vallies
Coming back from Kinnaur & Spiti we needed some rest from the dens we slept in during the tour. Manali was the right place for that. Probably the most spoiling spot in north India, it is packed with nice guesthouses, very good food, great weather and good atmosphere.
The Title is taken from Jimi Hendrix song 'Purple Haze' written under heavy influence of the drugs he was using at the time. This song is one of the psychedelic rock best classics and it perfectly suits the atmosphere of Kullu & Parvati, obscured by the smoke.
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In the fields of Kalga
Laundry day in Vashisht
Vashisht is a small village near Manali attracting many backpackers seeking cheaper accomodation and more authentic 'feel'
With Friends in Manali
Ohad and Erez with their new friends
'Dylan Cafe', Manali
Probably, the best coffee in north India.
Sugar Daddy
Puffed sugar seller in Manali
Orange Boys
Ohad with Sikh friends in Kasol
Stone Lady
Hand-made rubble in the make
Playing Pool in Kasol
One of the best time-passers in Parvati is endulging yourself in an exciting pool match
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