Trip to Uttaranchal - Bhim Pull


Legendary Bheem said to have put in this huge rock for his people to cross & is now known as
Bhim Pull

I look no less than a Bheem myself though
 And the speed of water was unbelievable....the sound of Gush of water was really scary.


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