Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh is one of the most beautiful Indian states blessed with all facades of Mother Nature. Visit here and fall in love with its snow blanketed peaks, pristine rivers and cascading valleys which add to the fun element. The diverse topography of the state also makes it an ideal hub for adventure lovers seeking some breathtaking activities like trekking, climbing, rafting, paragliding and skiing. Residing in the lap of the western Himalayas, Himachal Pradesh promises ample of serenity to tired souls seeking a tranquil location to meditate.

What to see

All places in Himachal Pradesh are soaked into the wonders of nature. Start your trip by visiting Kullu edging the banks of the Beas River.

Rightly termed as the Valley of Gods, Kullu treats your eyes with the most incredible views of nature. Here you can explore attractions like Basheshwar Mahadev Temple, Great Himalayan National Park, Sultanpur Palace, Parvati Valley, etc.

Manali also remains on the itinerary of every family vacationer. Standing at an altitude of 6726 feet, the hill station greats you with exciting trekking options like Rohtang Pass and Solang valley. The colourful Tibetan Monasteries dotted here add vivid hues to its pearly white landscape.

Travellers visiting Himachal Pradesh also love visiting Shimla due to its friendly vibe. The hill station has an exciting range of attractions like The Ridge, Mall Road and Jakhoo Hill which please vacationers of all groups and likes. Serenity seekers can visit Chamba, a town resting on the banks of River Ravi. It is far away from the crowds and treats you with attractions like Akhand Chandi Palace, Champavati Temple, Lakshmi Narayan Temples, etc.

If you love challenging yourself with some mind blowing adventure activities, then Dharamshala is a heaven for you. Travellers visit here to partake in paragliding, rock climbing, rappelling, flying fox, urban zipline and trekking.

Other popular places of tourists’ interest in Himachal Pradesh are Kasauli, Bir Billing, Dalhousie, Kasol, Khajjiar, Palampur, Kinnaur, Kufri,   Chail, Solang Valley, etc.

What to eat

The cuisine of Himachal Pradesh is rich in flavours. While dishes are mostly simple here, their taste stays on your tongue forever. Madra (made of chickpeas) is a popular dish of Chamba district. Dhaam is a platter with dal, rajma, rice, curd, boor ki Kadi and gur (jaggery). Tudkiya Bhath, a pulav dish, is a must try in the state. Non vegetarians must savour the taste of Chha Gosht cooked with marinated lamb. Himachal Pradesh’s traditional Tibetan dishes like Thukpa, Tingmo, LuchiPoti, Thentuk and Naizha cake can make anyone fall for gluttony.

What to shop

Shopping scenes in Himachal Pradesh are extremely beautiful. Here you can find everything from handicrafts to woollen shawls, pullovers, Tibetan carpets and handicrafts. Carpets of the state are exported from here to all parts of the world. Chamba and Kangra paintings also make great home decors. Shimla’s Mall Road floods with locally made wood souvenirs.  Kullu’s shawls, caps, Buddhist paintings and woollens are must buy. Shops in Manali sell authentic antiques, Tibetan handicrafts and silver jewellery. On the other hand, Mcleod Ganj charms you with bronze statues and Tibetan artefacts.

How to reach

Jabbarhatti near Shimla, Gaggal near Kangra and Bhuntar near Kullu are three main domestic airports of Himachal Pradesh. Due to its hilly topography, Himachal Pradesh does not have a rail network except two narrow gauge rail lines between Kalka - Shimla and Pathankot - Joginder Nagar. Road trip to the state can be fun. Many private buses are available from nearby states to reach here.

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