Hello Questers Embarking on a journey to Raghupur Fort, nestled at an altitude of approximately 3,132 meters in the lesser Himalayan region, was an adventure like no other. With my iQOO 12 in hand, I set out to capture the breathtaking landscapes and the essence of this historic site.

Starting from Jibhi, a quaint village in Himachal Pradesh, I made my way to Jalori Pass, the gateway to the Raghupur Fort trek. The drive itself was a visual treat, with the Tirthan River accompanying me through lush deodar forests

The trek from Jalori Pass to Raghupur Fort spans approximately 3 kilometers and is considered moderately challenging. The trail meanders through dense oak and rhododendron forests, offering glimpses of the rich Himalayan flora. The iQOO 12's camera adeptly captured the vibrant hues and intricate details of the surroundings.

As I ascended, the forest opened up to expansive grassy meadows, reminiscent of the iconic 'Windows XP' wallpaper. The panoramic views of the Kullu and Mandi regions were simply mesmerizing. The iQOO 12's wide-angle lens ensured that every vista was immortalized in stunning clarity.

After about 90 minutes of trekking, I reached the remnants of Raghupur Fort. Although only a few walls stand today, the site offers a 360-degree view that stretches as far as the Dhauladhar ranges. The sense of history combined with the natural beauty made the summit truly special

At the summit, I utilized the iQOO 12's advanced features to document the serene environment. The high-resolution images and videos captured the essence of the Himalayas, from the rolling meadows to the distant snow-capped peaks.

THE DECENT 🏔️

The journey to Raghupur Fort was not just a trek but a voyage through time and nature. With the iQOO 12 as my companion, I was able to encapsulate the beauty and serenity of one of India's highest forts, preserving memories that will last a lifetime.

Best regards,

Ayush Shaw 

Community Moderator ⭐

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