Himachal
Pradesh is most beautiful Northern state of India. Himachal Pradesh is home to
several picturesque hill stations that are perfect holiday destinations located
in the lap of Mother Nature. These hill towns are awesomely
beautiful blessed by nature which has made them very popular among vacationers,
families, honeymooners, nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. Check out these top 10 Himachal Pradesh tourist places for
a blend of nature and adventure in the fresh mountain air.
1. Manali
Manali is most popular hill station of Himachal
especially among Honeymooners. Manali has wonderful landscape and beautiful spots
particularly for honeymooners to enjoy their time in the heart fulfilling
environment of greenery, jubilantly flowing Beas River and mighty mountain
peaks. Manali is situated on the banks of Beas River.
Manali Local sightseeing includes Hadinmba Temple, Vashisth Temple, Rohtang
pass and Solang Valley. Manali is also famous for camping, rafting and
paragliding. Rafting in Manali can be enjoyed at Pirdi near Kullu, Paragliding
and skiing in Manali can be enjoyed in Solangvalley or Rohtangpass area. Manali holds the pride of carrying on with the
rich legacy of being the favorite tourist destination that nestles in the
Himalayas.
2 Shimla
Shimla has been
blessed with all the natural bounties which one can think of. It has got a scenic
location; it is surrounded by green hills with snow capped peaks. These
Qualities make Shimla “The Queen of Hills”. Shimla welcomes
tourists round the year, of course, if you don’t mind the ‘below zero’
temperature in winter. The old Christ
Church, with its beautiful stained glass windows, is one of Shimla's most
prominent landmarks. it is one of India's most popular hill
station situated in the lower ranges of the Himalayan mountains, it is
surrounded by pine deodar, oak and rhododendron forests. Towards the north lie
the snow-covered high-ranges, while the valleys breathe whispering streams and
swaying fields. Within the town are host of splendid majestic structures, charming
cottages and pleasant walks. Shimla offers a variety of shopping, sport and
entertainment activities.
3 Tattapani
Tattapani
is near Shimla about 60 kms away. Tattapani is also the site for white water
river rafting near Shimla. Hot springs are the speciality of Tattapani which
are located besides the icy cold water of Sutlaj. These hot water springs are
supposed to have medicinal value and healing properties like joint pain,
fatigue and skin diseases. Tatta-Pani meaning hot water, has various hot
sulphur springs located along the banks of the Sutlej River. This natural
spring is pure and the temperature of the waters keeps varying depending on the
water level of the river.Tattapani is also dotted with several temples, thereby
holding religious significance for the Hindus. People can also enjoy rafting
and trout fishing at Tattapani, along the Sutlej River. Interestingly, the
sulphur springs disappear when the level of the Sutlej rises in June-July and
reappear in November-December.The Shiv Gufa (Shiva Caves) located at Saraur
four kilometers from Tattapani.
4. Kasauli
This small, quite hill station of Himachal
Pradesh is more or less an option for the travellers who wants to spend the
time in lush green surrounding and wants to hear the birds chirping and wind
blowing through the thick pine trees rather than focusing on attraction and
places to visit. The first impression of Kasauli is cleanliness, a
profusion of flowers and greenery wherever you turn. There
are not many tourist places, this is perfect place for those who want to enjoy long
walks and feel the fresh air. The highest point in
Kasauli, known as Manki point is home to a Hanuman temple. The Manki point is
believed to be in the shape of left foot of Lord Hanuman, who is said to have
put his foot down on the hill while carrying the mountain bearing Sanjivni herb
for Laxman, Lord Ram’s brother. You can plan a trip to Kasauli on weekends
since it is easily accessible and have great options for trekking and walking
in the Kasauli hills.
5. Rajgarh
Rajgarh
Valley is one of the most beautiful places in the state; Rajgarh is a green valley in Sirmour district. Popularly
known as the Peach valley. Rajgarh is a place of great natural beauty and is
about 40 km from Solan. This is ideal destination who love tracking one can
camp and trek in the valley. It is found in the heart of Sirmaur district in a
very lush green valley. Thick Forest, healthy bird life, fresh and spotless
Mountain air. Rajgarh is much more being a place where the previous day had met
today in perfect harmony. Life style, scarcity and spread of population allow
for a quiet and peaceful moments to yourself.
6. Chail
Chail is more serene and famed as a paradise for honeymooners as well as
for hikers. People from different corners of our country love to spend their
honeymoon here in Chail. This tiny hill resort provides immense scope for
honeymooners to completely suffuse with the sweet feeling of love. Whether you are on a honeymoon
and in search of seclusion or wish to organize a conference, Chail offers it
all. Then, there are good sightseeing places and possibility of some fishing
and trekking. Some worth visiting places in Chail include Sidh Baba ka Mandir, Chail
Sanctuary, Palace Sanctuary and Polo Ground. Chail also has the world's highest cricket
pitch and polo ground.
7. Dharamshala
Dharamsala
has everything for a perfect holiday. It is full of life and yet peaceful. Dharamshala doesn’t have malls and crowded
markets like cities; it is as calm and peaceful place as a typical Himalayan
destination can be. Dharamshala is divided into two parts; Upper and
Lower Dharamshala. Upper Dharamshala also known as McLeodganj, it is more scenic and is home to the Dalai Lama and
magnificent Buddhist hermitages. Kotwali Bazaar and the
surrounding markets are referred to as Lower
Dharamshala.
This is the principal township of Kangra district and overlooks wide spread of
the plains. With dense pine and deodar forests, numerous streams, cool healthy
air, attractive surroundings and the nearby snowline.
8. Dalhousie
One of the oldest hill stations in India, Dalhousie is full of charm and enjoyment.
The hill station was named after the famous British Governor ‘Lord Dalhousie’. Dalhousie has charming colonial
architecture, including some beautiful churches. Its location presents panoramic views of
the plains and like a long silver line, the river Ravi twists and turns below
Dalhousie. The spectacular snow-covered Dhauladhar mountains are also visible
form this enchanting town. It is snuggled between
the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges. Dalhousie as a tourist destination
invites tourists from different parts of the world throughout the year. Take a
leisurely walk through Satdara and Panchpullah and experience the beauty of
natural world from close lodgings.
9. Tirthan Valley
Tirthan Valley in Kullu District is one of the most beautiful
places of Himachal. Tirthan Valley is breath-taking place in Himachal Pradesh.
Thirthan Valley draws its name from Tirthan River, which originates from
glaciers of Himalaya. It is Perennial River of cold and clear glacier water. It
is abundant of trout fish. A virtual paradise for anglers.It is an offbeat
tract far from the meddling clouds. Ideal for trekker and natural lovers. If
you are looking for solitude out in the wilderness, this is where you need to
be. The water can be bone chilling. This is a perfect spot for relaxation in
the wild. The non-concrete paths and the forests around the valley make it one
of the most scenic wonders of India. The valley is known for trout fishing.
Spend some time here and you might just get lucky with a brown or rainbow
trout. A trek around this place and you may be greeted by some waterfall. This
is truly a paradise. This is a place to forget the rest of the world. Long
walks through the rugged woods next to the river whispering with the meddling
fog, is what makes this place so chimerical. The area is known for the Trout
fishing and access to Great Himalayan National Park.
10.Chamba
Chamba the land of lord Shiva is famous for its untouched
natural beauty. Chamba, is a small but attractive tourist destination of
Himachal Pradesh, is known for its exquisite natural beauty. The place, located
amidst picturesque and verdant valleys, is visited by tourist round the year.
Sub-Himalayan range of mountains, full of various flora and fauna, make Chamba
an exhilarating experience. Pleasing climate of the place is another factor why
Chamba is one among the popular tourist destinations in the whole of India. Chamba,
the valley of milk and honey is known for its streams, meadows, temples,
paintings, rumal (handkerchief ) and lakes. There are three well defined ranges
in the district - The Dhauladhar range, the Pangi or Pir Panjal range and
Zanskar range. Located on the banks of the Ravi River the township resembles an
Italian village fortress. Chamba's temples are mostly dedicated to Lord Shiva
and Vishnu and are built of richy engraved stone. The town is also the base for
Gaddi shepherds who, though nomadic in their way of life, return to Chamba
periodically to stock supplies. Chamba is so sheltered by snow-clad mountain
barriers that its monuments escaped destruction at the hands of invaders, which
is why it still remains one of the best preserved heartlands of the Himalayan
arts.
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