‘So beautiful’: The enchanting scene of the Himalayas from Jayanagar in Bihar enchanted the X

Ankita Jain,

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The enchanting scenes of the snow -capped Himalayan peaks seen from Bihar are currently going viral online. In the amazing performance of the grandeur of nature, the residents of Jayanagar in Madhubani district of Bihar saw this rare incident.

The snow -capped Himalayan peaks including the royal Mount Everest were visible from a distance of about 200 kilometers. This amazing view was possible due to the unusually clean sky after heavy rains in the area.

Residents of Jayanagar were thrilled to see this magnificent scene, many people shared their enthusiasm on social media. Pictures and videos of snow -covered peaks became increasingly viral, with Natisons expressive and old memories.

Some users compared similar examples in 2020 when parts of Northern India reported visibility of the Himalayas during the Covid-19 lockdown due to a decrease in pollution levels.

Sharing the video on X, a user wrote, “After a long time, the royal Himalayas are visible from the Bihar-Nepal border! A breathtaking memory of the beauty of nature from the plains of Bihar.”

Another posted, “Grand Himalaya view from Jayanagar, Madhubani, Bihar.”

The third user said, “What is the scene, man, imagine that you will be able to see Mount Everest directly from your window.”

“Wow this is amazing!” One user wrote.

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Located on the banks of the Kamala River, Jayanagar is a culturally lively city that provides a rare view to its inhabitants when the air is clean and the sky is free from fog and pollution.

Due to the unique condition of the city, the Himalayas are seen changing their color every moment, from the copper to silver at sunrise and from silver to gold at sunset at sunset.

Sharing a video on X, a user wrote, “When the people of Singhwahini village of Bihar saw Everest from their homes. It is said that it happened decades later.”

The visibility of the Himalayas from Bihar is not new at all. In 2020, residents of a village saw a wonderful view of Mount Everest from their home.

Meteorologists attribute this rare visibility to the mist-free environment, which often results in cleaning particles and dust from the air due to heavy rains. It gives an uninterrupted scene of remote peaks, even hundreds of kilometers away. Clear sky and low levels of pollution created appropriate circumstances to see the Himalayan mountain range with its full glory.

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