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THINGS TO SEE AND DO
Beautiful Hill Stations: Himachal Pradesh has a wealth of tourist attractions, including a collection of lovely hill towns surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. Himachal Pradesh is a favourite honeymoon location for couples because of its wonderful tourist attractions and top-notch trekking.
Thrilling Adventures: There are numerous adventures available in the Himachal Pradesh region, where there are many sites to visit. So if you prefer taking chances and engaging in physical activity, such as paragliding, river rafting, rock climbing, skiing, hiking, and swimming then Himachal is an ideal destination.
Beautiful Monasteries and majestic Temples:Himachal Pradesh is a great spiritual centre, as well as is blessed with amazing natural beauty. With its clean, fresh air and profound tranquilly, it is the perfect location to seek the divine’s blessings.
Festivals and fairs: In Himachal, every festival is celebrated with enthusiasm and intensity. Himachal Pradesh celebrates its festivals in full colour and fervour. Travel there during the festival season to enjoy Himachal’s rich culture and diversity. During festivals, there are also fairs when locals and children wear bright clothing
Road Trips & Biking Expeditions: Bike tours are one of the most exciting activities available apart from trekking in Himachal Pradesh. The adventurous tracks, high passes, and rides through thick forests are the highlights of biking in the Himachal.
Simple Way of Life with Generous Hearts: Himachal Pradesh has many tourist attractions and things to do, but it wouldn’t be complete without its residents. The inhabitants of Himachal Pradesh are unique, just like the region’s well-known cuisine. Typically defined as simple, courteous, and kind, with a great deal of affection in their hearts.
“The Professional Hobo”
“Never Ending Footsteps”
Kullu-Manali: Kullu and Manali, due to their proximity, are often considered a single place. Located at the banks of the Beas River, the Kullu valley has the picturesque towns of Kullu and Manali. Kullu-Manali is one of the topmost tourist places in Himachal Pradesh and is visited by a large number of tourists and pilgrims. It is known for snow-covered mountains, scenic beauty, history and culture.
Kasol: Kasol is a picturesque village and tourist destination in Himachal Pradesh. It is the ultimate destination for natural scenic beauty. Kasol is famous for the Parvati River, trekking basecamp, Malana and its Israeli inhabitants that often give it the name, ‘Little Israel of India’.
Palampur: Palampur, also known as the tea capital of northern India, has aromatic tea gardens spread over a vast area and produces the famous Kangra Tea. Tourists can visit the beautiful Church of St. John and enjoy the splendid architecture. Another popular activity in Palampur is a toy train ride. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage site, you can enjoy the ride between Palampur and Pathankot.
Bir Billing: Bir is a town, a few kilometres from Kangra, in the Himachal Pradesh state. This eco-tourism spot promotes spirituality and meditation. It is a perfect retreat for peace seekers and an amazing getaway from the hustle-bustle of crowded cities. The majority of the population of this peaceful and relaxed town are Tibetans; which becomes apparent with the sight of its sparkling monasteries and Stupas, sprinkled all around the place.
Dharamshala and McLeodganj: The most popular tourist places in Himachal Pradesh are Dharamshala and upper Dharamshala or McLeodganj, which are about 5 km from each other. One can also reach McLeod Ganj from Dharamshala through the skyway in ten minutes. The skyway has a mono cable, a tourist must visit the Kangra Fort and the Kangra Museum.
Sangla: Sangla Valley in Kinnaur is one of the most beautiful places in Himachal. Encompassed by the snow-clad Himalayas, Sangla Valley is flanked by the Baspa River. This valley is on the top of a traveler’s bucket list owing to its soulful view and amazing weather throughout the year. The apple orchards strewn across the area adds spots of red, golden, and green to the ochre mountainscape.
Chitkul: Flanked by the Baspa River, Surrounded by mighty Himalayan Mountains, Chitkul is blessed with enthralling beauty and scenic vistas. The pristine beauty of Chitkul entices offbeat travellers as this less-explored destination of Himachal Pradesh is untouched by modernity. For unique experiences, you can enjoy riverside camping, hiking, nature walk, and trekking to nearby places.
Enjoy Trekking: A splendid vacation in Himachal Pradesh begins by trying something adventurous. Trekking in Himachal Pradesh offers one of the best ways to explore the bliss of the Himalayas. Best Places for Trekking in Himachal Pradesh: Great Himalayan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Natural Site in Kullu, Malana Village, Dhauladhar, Pir Panjal Ranges, Lahaul, Kinnaur, Spiti, McLeod Ganj.
Adventure Sports: Himachal is a hub of adventure sports in India. Think of thrill and you have options of mountaineering, ice skating, paragliding, rafting, climbing, skiing, etc. to choose from.
Enjoy a Wildlife safari: The Land of Snow is a treasure trove of wildlife. The 2 national parks and 32 wildlife sanctuaries proffer endless options to wildlife enthusiasts for wildlife safari in Himachal Pradesh. The astounding ecosystem caters to nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Tibetan opera in Dharamshala: The Tibetan Opera or the Lhamo casts a spell on spectators by efficiently showcasing the ancient Buddhist folklore and historical events.
Paragliding at Bir Billing: Spread your wings and soar high in the sky. The fun of having a bird’s eye view of the world is next to none. Feel the adrenalin rush through your veins and start flying in the air.
Bike past the landscape of Spiti Valley: Travel through the strenuous bike routes and let the sojourn leave an imprint on your soul. The rich cultural heritage, isolated location, and spiritual prosperity attract hardcode travellers’ who seek some adventure while traveling.
Spend a day at Chitkul – the last Indian village: Nestled in the Kinnaur district, the scenic Chitkul village offers unforgettable experiences. Be it savoring local cuisines at the last Dhaba (eatery) of India or simply enjoying the laid-back life, you can enjoy it all here. Famed as the last inhabited village near the Indo-China border.
Witness The Tabo Monastery at Spiti Valley: Wondering what to do in Himachal Pradesh? Witness the century-old Tabo Monastery in Spiti Valley. Positioned at an altitude of 10007 ft, Tabo Monastery is widely regarded as the Ajanta of the Himalayas.
Experience The Igloo Stay: Experiencing the Igloo Stay is one of the coolest things to do in Himachal Pradesh during the winters. Every year, people from different states visit Manali to make their weekend chilling. The Igloo stays are nestled within the snow-capped regions of the Himalayas.
Kalka to Shimla Toy Train: The Kalka to Shimla Toy Train is a narrow-gauge railway that goes through the beautiful hilly regions from Haryana’s Kalka to the earlier summer capital Shimla. The whole journey is full of pine-covered hilltops, flora, and fauna, valley, and mountains all around which makes the journey memorable one.
Trek to Chandra Taal: Mirror-perfect reflections of the surrounding white-top peaks and geological color swirls can be seen in this gloriously calm glacial lake.
Walk through Mall Road: Mall Road is the main attraction of Shimla. The Mall Road is one of the busiest commercial areas, located in the city centre. You can spend hours here, exploring and wandering.
Suggested daily budget – 50-60 EUR / 52-62 USD (Note: This is a suggested budget assuming you’re staying in a hostel, eating out a little, cooking most of your meals, and using local transportation. Using the budget tips below, you can always lower this number. However, if you stay in fancier accommodation or eat out more often, expect this to be higher!)
March to June (Spring and Summer): Offering pleasant weather and numerous places to visit, Himachal Pradesh is renowned as one of the top summer destinations in India. Greeting the tourists with misty air and bright sunshine, Himachal Pradesh remains a serene getaway for enjoying an escape from the modern cities.
Weather: Summer here lasts from March to June and the climate is pleasant with just a few thunderstorms and pre-monsoon showers cooling down the temperature further. During summer, there are plenty of domestic and international tourists who come to Himachal Pradesh to escape the heat of the cities.
Adventures: Summer is also the best time to visit Himachal Pradesh if you’re planning on doing some adventure sports such as trekking, camping, paragliding, kayaking, hot air ballooning and white-water rafting.
For those who are exceedingly fond of snow, winter is the best time to travel to Himachal Pradesh. Winter begins in October and lasts till February and December is the coldest month of the year. Places such as Manali, Narkanda, Kufri and Shimla enjoy good snowfall and visitors who have been waiting for snow can have an amazing time if they choose to visit Himachal Pradesh during winter.
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August 12, 2023
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