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Experience the breathtaking beauty of Himachal Pradesh with our exclusive Himachal holiday packages. Whether you’re planning a romantic Himachal Pradesh honeymoon package, an adventurous getaway, or a peaceful retreat, we have the perfect itinerary tailored for you.
The northernmost state of India situated in the Western Himalayas, Himachal is considered to be one of the thirteen mountain states, characterized by an extreme landscape and uncountable viewpoints. Also, the river system that flows through the heart of Himachal is very extensive in nature. Himachal shares its borders with Jammu & Kashmir to the north, Punjab to the west, Haryana to the southwest, and a very narrow borderline with Uttar Pradesh. The state’s international borders comprise Tibet Autonomous Region (in the east) in China. People also call Himachal Dev Bhoomi which means “Land of Gods” and also Veer Bhoomi meaning “Land of the Brave”.
Himachal is equally popular for its adventurous activities. Therefore, people who are looking out for some thrill and fun to introduce a little change into their boring lives can try these adventurous activities:
Spiti valley is quite popular among adventure-loving people which is located in the Spiti District and is situated at an altitude of over 3000 meters. Also, Himachal is the hub of some of the oldest Buddhist Monasteries across the globe.
If you really want to witness heaven on earth, then you cannot afford to miss visiting Manali. It is one of the most popular as well as attractive hill stations in India where one can get lost in the unknown valleys and enjoy the serenity that prevails on charming wintery nights. Occupying the side of the Beas River, this small yet mesmerizing city is situated just a distance of 270 km from the state capital Shimla.
Earlier, people viewed this city only as a trade route that runs through the heart of Lahaul and Ladakh, crossing the Karakoram Pass. But now, it has emerged as a popular tourist destination serving as the gateway to the Lahaul as well as Spiti districts. Here are some of the top places that tourists can afford to miss on their trip to Manali is as follows:
Jogini waterfall is located just at a distance of 3 km from Manali which also leads to the famous Vashisht Temple. Tourists have to undergo trekking in order to reach Jogini Waterfall from the temple.
Much away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the very beautiful and enchanting Hadimba temple is located which always remains surrounded by deodar trees. The main deity of this temple is Hidimba, the wife of Bhima (one of the five Pandava princes from the great epic Mahabharata). Tourists can plan their trip during the three-day Hidimba Devi festival that takes place every year and is known to be attended by thousands of devotees from all over the World.
It is the only temple in India that has been dedicated to Manu (creator of the human race). The temple has been constructed in pagoda style and depicts the ancient rich as well as fascinating style of architecture.
A small town situated between two rivers called Parvati and Beas, this town is quite popular for its hot water springs as well as beautiful landscapes. Another famous tourist attraction of this town is Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara.
Kasol is a small town that is situated by the side of the Parvati Valley, on the banks of River Parvati. In simple words, it is heaven for backpackers and the base of nearby trekking spots of Himachal. People also call it the mini Israel of India because the number of Israeli tourists remains quite high here all time of the year.
Kasol has also gained popularity for the Kasol Music Festival which is one of the biggest music festivals in India that occurs every year on New Year’s Eve. People from all over the World gather in Kasol to enjoy this festival. If you are a music lover and want to drench your soul in the essence of music, you cannot afford to miss this festival.
Also called the Switzerland of India, Dalhousie is one of the prime locations to visit in Himachal due to its picturesque snow-capped mountains, and Victorian-style majestic British mansions that remain surrounded by natural beauty. This place is also famous for its old-world charm that attracts people of old age and also romantic honeymoon couples.
Since Dalhousie is one of the most popular hill stations of Himachal, thousands of tourists make it their summer retreat spot every year. Moreover, this town is situated away from the hustle and bustle of the city as well as pollution and monotonous mechanic city life. Here is a list of some of the most attractive tourist spots of Dalhousie that tourists cannot afford to miss:
Also known to be the mini Switzerland of India, Khajjar is a small yet mesmerizing hill station which is located at a distance of only 16 km from Dalhousie. This hill station is popular for its small plateau as well as its freshwater lake and thus, has evolved to be the most favored tourist spot in town.
Known to be an awesome destination that remains covered by a green blanket of pine and Deodar trees, Panchpula is also famous for its enfolding refreshing water streams. If you are planning for a picnic to spend some quality time with your family and friends, this place can rightly serve the purpose to enjoy the breathtaking views of exotic waterfalls and refreshing streams.
It is considered to be a 4,414-meter-high mountain pass occupying the Chamba district in Himachal on the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas. Though this road or pass is mainly used by the Indian Army and falls under the category of a protected area, this place is famous for its picturesque views and white landscapes that mostly remain covered with snow almost throughout the year.
This peak holds the record of being one of the highest points in the Dalhousie area. It is also known as the Singing Hill where tourists can get the opportunity of having a 360-degree view into the depths of the beautiful valleys. Daikund is also known as “Witch’s Pond”.
Continuing to be the main shrine in the Chamba district of Himachal, the Laxmi Narayan Temple is an ancient yet significant temple that was constructed in the 10th century under the supervision of Raja Sahil Verman. The temple remains protected from heavy snowfall due to the presence of wooden chattries and a shell roof at the top. A metallic image of Garuda (the mount of Lord Vishnu) is present inside the temple having great historical significance.
Situated at the eastern end of the Pir Pinjal range of the Himalayas, Rohtang pass is only 51 km away from Manali of Himachal. It is known to be the connecting link between Kullu valley and Spiti Valley. This pass remains accessible from May to November. Though people can attempt to cross this Pass on foot it is dangerous because of unpredictable snowstorms as well as blizzards. The people of Himachal consider Rohtang pass to be the oldest and most frequented pass in the region.
The Dalai Lama is the founder of Dharamshala in Himachal and he established Dharamshala as an ideal place to establish his “capital in exile” at McLeod Ganj. Therefore, the state has received a unique religious status that follows Buddhist traditions. It can be seen that the influence of Buddhism is quite strong in this region (Trans-Himalayan) which remains bounded by the Indus River on the extreme west and the Tons-Yamuna River gorge on the east.
Himachal cuisine is a perfect blend of Punjabi and Tibetan dishes, accompanied by lentils, pulses, rice and red meat constituting most of the delicacies here. One of the most popular dish of Himachal is Dhaam- which is a complete meal. This dish contains a spicy curry of red kidney beans, fried dal, aromatic rice, boor ki kadi, curd, sweets salad and some jaggery. Another popular dish is Madra which is prepared using soaked chickpeas or vegetables, with a range of spices like cumin, cardamom, cloves, cinnamon, coriander powder and turmeric powder that adds a rich flavour to it.
Tourists can book their tour package to Himachal from February to June because it is the best time to visit this place. Besides, the most popular time to visit Himachal is during winters (between October and February).
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