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Milarepa is a tale of greed and vengeance - demons, magic, murder and redemption. It is the story of the man who became Tibet's greatest mystic.

A film about the search for life and family relationships. About the unknown forces that guide our steps, about humility and destiny that reaches the edge of the mysterious, where reality dissolves into illusion and illusion into reality.

In May 2022, Peepal Farm undertook a sterilization program for the dogs of Spiti Valley, followed by the feeding program. The feeding program made the dogs human-friendly, making it easier for them to catch the dogs and carry on with this program. Sterilisation reduces undesirable behaviours in dogs and stabilises their population, which ensures they are not neglected in resource-limited areas and die of various ways in huge numbers. Bringing down the dog population compassionately was the need of the hour.

Creative Canvas Entertainment brings you an unique travelogue two-episodes series STORIES FROM HIMALAYAS Dwell into one of the most alluring road trip and uncover incredible stories of the majestic Himalayas.

Some great places are very well known and in everyone's to-go-list but some precious diamonds shinning so beautiful but still unknown for the most of the people, not in trends. Fortunately, nowadays, everyone can tell his story to the public and uncover true diamonds of our planet, so here am I today ;) Mind blowing valley that is is situated on the Spiti River at an elevation of about 3,800 m above sea level in Himachal Pradesh, India. There are only 2 ways to reach it: more than 80 km of off-road from Manali side via tunnel till valley entrance or around 300km from Shimla side by so-so road. But anyway it definitely worth to visit this unbelievable beautiful valley and get a lot of adventures during the road trip. How? By Bike, car, bus or even trekking. Spiti Valley - The Little Tibet or the Middle Land? The name Spiti (Tibetan: Spiti) means "middle land": the land between India and Tibet and the valley is cut through by the Spiti River and its tributaries before it joins the Sutlej at Khaab.