The snow-covered peaks we once knew are changing. What once stood tall, blanketed in white, now reveals harsh, exposed rock — a silent signal of a warming world. Just As Rocks Without Snow is more than a title; it’s a reflection of what we’re losing..
These images are not just visuals — they are warnings. Glaciers that fed rivers and balanced ecosystems are receding. The air is warmer, the snowfall thinner, and the change is undeniable. Climate change isn’t a distant threat; it’s here, and it’s visible on the mountains we’ve long admired.
As we scroll past countless photos online, these few serve a deeper purpose: to remind us that this shift is real. The Himalayas, once symbols of permanence, are no longer untouched.
Each rock where snow once lay is a quiet call to action — for awareness, for sustainability, and for protection of the environment we still have.
