In the Himalayan mountains, an Indian wildlife photographer named Dr. Sudhir Hasamnis successfully captured a rare moment of a Himalayan monal in flight. In January 2026, his photographs drew attention for showcasing the stunning beauty of the birdโs plumage with its wings fully spread. The images were taken near the Tharpaling Monastery in Bhutan, at an altitude of approximately 3,600 meters above sea levelโa location characterized by frigid air and challenging mountainous terrain.
In the Himalayan mountains, an Indian wildlife photographer named Dr. Sudhir Hasamnis successfully captured a rare moment of a Himalayan monal in flight. In January 2026, his photographs drew attention for showcasing the stunning beauty of the birdโs plumage with its wings fully spread. The images were taken near the Tharpaling Monastery in Bhutan, at an altitude of approximately 3,600 meters above sea levelโa location characterized by frigid air and challenging mountainous terrain.
In the Himalayan mountains, an Indian wildlife photographer named Dr. Sudhir Hasamnis successfully captured a rare moment of a Himalayan monal in flight. In January 2026, his photographs drew attention for showcasing the stunning beauty of the birdโs plumage with its wings fully spread. The images were taken near the Tharpaling Monastery in Bhutan, at an altitude of approximately 3,600 meters above sea levelโa location characterized by frigid air and challenging mountainous terrain.