Himachal Pradesh

HIMACHAL - THE PRISTINE REALM OF SNOW

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Literally recognized as the "land of snow", Himachal is a synonym to the ineffable natural backdrop and allure. Dwelled amid the lofty Himalayas, the state provides one of an ideal retreat when the mercury rises up during summers in India. Besides, the breathtaking region owns the panoramic landscapes that are perfect for adventure activities. The captivating towering peaks encompass the state, out of which, there are some still beyond the mankind to conquer them.

Places of Interest

Due to its mesmerizing beauty, this serene hill station compelled the British to call it their summer capital. Until this day, the quaint town reflects the colonial influence. Major attraction: The ridge, Kalka-Shimla Railway, Summer Hill, The Shimla State Museum, Arki Fort, Daranghati Sanctuary, Christ Church, Jakhoo Hill, Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Annandale, etc.
Named after Lord Dalhousie, the colonial town is comprised of lush meadows and flourishing vales, the charming landscapes are a feast for the eyes. Major attraction: Khajjiar, Ganji Pahari, Chamera Lake, Sach Pass, Kalatop Wildlife Reserve, St. Francis Church, Garam Sadak, Dainkund Peak, Panchpula, Subash Baoli, etc.
Well known for the Tibetan Culture, Dharamshala maintains a serene ambiance that is revealed while you spin the prayer wheels of the monasteries or enjoying the nature. The quaint place holds magic in the air. Major attraction: Tsuglagkhang complex, McLeodganj, Kangra Museum, Naddi Village, Namgyal Monastery, Kareri Lake, Kangra Fort, Masrur, Gyuto Monastery, Dal Lake at Dharamshala, etc.
The place of the great Himalayan Ranges and adventure activities, who wouldn't love to explore and be at Manali? The famous hill station offers jaw-dropping views of pristine peaks that are a delight to your visuals. Major attraction: Rohtang Pass, Vashist Hot Water Springs, Gulaba, Solang Valley, Tibetan Monasteries, Kothi, Hadimva Devi Temple, Beas River, Manu Temple, etc.
With a crown like Himalayan Ranges, Kullu a charming hill station is profusely blessed with the natural grandeur. Dwelled in the edge of the Beas River, Kullu is even called as the "Valley of Gods". Major attraction: Great Himalayan National park, Basheshwar Mahadev Temple, Manikaran, Sultanpur Place, Kasol, Bhrigu Lake, Parvati Valley, Bijli Mahadev Temple, etc.
Kangra is a historically significant hub. Famous for temples, fort ruins, and the history, Kangra evokes a sense of nostalgia and wonder. It is one of the enchanting hubs that will leave you with no option but captivated. Major attraction: Kangra Fort, Taragarh Palace, Nadaun, Kareri Lake, Gopalpur Nature Park, Indradhar Pass, Maharana Pratap Sagar Lake, Nurpur, Tatwani Hot Spring, etc.
Nature lovers can find their delight at this place of spectacular allure. Dwelled on the edge of River Ravi, Chamba is historically important and also an important pilgrimage destination. Major attraction: Akhand Chandi Palace, Chamunda Devi Temple, Champavati Temple, Bhuri Singh Museum, Lakshmi Narayan Temples, etc.
This enchanting Hill Station still holds the colonial charm and offers captivating views of the Himalayan peaks and lush landscapes. This quaint region is ideal for leisurely activities and a laid-back holiday. Major attraction: Kasauli brewery, The Mall, Gilbert Nature Trail, Gurkha Fort, Christ Church, Manaki Point, Shri Baba Balak Nath Temple, Sunset Point, Krishna Bhavan Mandir, Barog, etc.

Getting to Himachal Pradesh

By Air

One can reach Himachal by air. The major domestic airports are based in Shimla, Dharamshala, and Kullu-Manali, and flights from these airports are operated to major cities like Delhi and Chandigarh.

By Train

The steep and rocky terrains of Himachal obstruct the formation of railway tracks. However, one can board a train from Pathankot in Punjab to Himachal. The major railway station is in Una and Solan.

By Road

Despite Hills, Himachal is well connected to the major cities in India via Road networks. The winding roads are well maintained even during monsoons. One can drive their own car for an incredible experience just by being a bit more cautious.

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