Where 3 mountain ranges meet...

[Rayyan]

And passes one of the old silk roads.

[RSL]

Gorgeous, Rayyan.

[Paulo Bizarro]

Fantastic landscape.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Very fine.

[Rayyan]

Russ, Paulo, Eric...thanks a lot guys.

Stay safe and well.

[Cem]

And passes one of the old silk roads.

Great capture. Whereabouts is this place?

[francois]

Splendid vista… One can only imagine travellers winding their way through these passes and valleys.

[PeterAit]

Gorgeous! Have you considered some cropping at the top, say to just above the highest clouds? To my eye it looks better that way.

[RSL]

It's never really finished until it's cropped. Right, Peter? Where you crop it isn't nearly as important as the fact that it's been cropped, and therefore finished.

[rabanito]

Beautiful

[Rayyan]

Thanks folks.

My wife took this photo while trekking in the northern most parts of Pakistan, in the Balistan region.
The Himalayas, The Karakoram and the Hindu Kush mountain ranges merge together not far from here. The borders of the PRC, India and Pakistan meet not far from here.
Security is tight in this region, as expected. But not unduly cumbersome for foreign travelers.
The PRC and Indian armed forces had an incident, reported widely, also not much far from here.

About 1400 kms via one the old silk roads from here down south lies the Khyber Pass and Afghanistan.
500 kms by propellor plane ( weather permitting ), lies the airport of Peshawar. The landing strip in these parts is about a hundred kms below where my wife took this photograph.
Lovely, Generous, hospitable people..and unbelievable and barely traveled landscapes.

Arguably, one could say raw, hard, powerful beauty of nature in front of one's eyes.

Stay well.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Lovely scene.
Thanks for the explanation.

[Cem]

Thank you very much for the explanation.

Thanks folks.

My wife took this photo while trekking in the northern most parts of Pakistan, in the Balistan region.
The Himalayas, The Karakoram and the Hindu Kush mountain ranges merge together not far from here. The borders of the PRC, India and Pakistan meet not far from here.
Security is tight in this region, as expected. But not unduly cumbersome for foreign travelers.
The PRC and Indian armed forces had an incident, reported widely, also not much far from here.

About 1400 kms via one the old silk roads from here down south lies the Khyber Pass and Afghanistan.
500 kms by propellor plane ( weather permitting ), lies the airport of Peshawar. The landing strip in these parts is about a hundred kms below where my wife took this photograph.
Lovely, Generous, hospitable people..and unbelievable and barely traveled landscapes.

Arguably, one could say raw, hard, powerful beauty of nature in front of one's eyes.

Stay well.