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Palampur is located in the northwestern part of the state of Himachal Pradesh, in the northern region of India. It is situated in the Kangra valley, near the Dhauladhar ranges.It is located on an altitude of 1,220 m above sea level. Palampur is 30 km from Dharamshala.With pine and deodar forests and tea gardens encircling the town and numerous streams pouring in, Palampur is known for the enchanting combination of water and greenery.Nestled between the majestic Dhauladhar Ranges, Palampur is known the world over for its tea plantations and its fine quality of tea. Palampur was first noticed by the Englishmen and was soon turned into a bustling town as the centre of trade and commerce.Their presence in this town is beautifully reflected in the Victorian style mansions and castles. The remnants of its glorious past can be seen in the beautiful amalgamation of the beautiful English style buildings and the picturesque landscapes. Palampur being one of the unexplored destinations offer ...

One of the most beautiful hill stations in the country, Patnitop is located around 100 km away from Jammu and is known for its picturesque locations and adventure sports.The original name of the hill station was Patan da talab meaning “pond of princess”.With endless meadows and panoramic views of the snow capped peaks of the Himalayas, Patnitop is a perfect place to experience nature at its picturesque best and widest.Along with the widespread abundance in sceneries, the area is accessorized with activities like skiing and trekking as well as water springs, all together making it a popular tourist destination. Adventure activities Patnitop is a hotbed of many adventure sports. It offers an entire range of stress busting adventure activities like paragliding, trekking, skiing etc. Nathatop is one of the major tourist attractions, located approximately 14 km away from Patnitop. Tourists can enjoy a panoramic view of the snow-covered peaks and also experience many adventure spor...

Kalpa, the main village of Kinnaur, in the Sutlej River Valley is a place to remember and cherish. Known for its many beautiful temples and monasteries, this town is also famed for its apple orchards. The majestic Kinnaur-Kailash range peeking from across the Sutlej River makes for a blissful break. An early morning walk through this paradise will give you a chance to experience magic and mystery with the sunrise.Anyone wanting to explore a quaint and secluded space with friends and family, in the lap of nature should visit this beautiful town of Kalpa. People having an eye for cultural diversity and richness can as well look out for this town. A small mountain town located in the state of Himachal Pradesh, at a distance of 240 km from Shimla, Kalpa is a treat to the eyes. This pristine town is situated in the lap of the Kinnaur Kailash at an extremely high altitude of 3000 mt from the sea level. The place is cold all throughout the year, with stretched areas of snow to whateve...

Kiarighat is beautiful hill station located in Kalka-Shimla national highway in Himachal Pradesh, India. Its distance from Shimla is 27 Kms and from Solan is 19 Kms. Kiarighat a fantastic tourist spot is surrounded by oak, pine and deodar trees makes the places look amazing. Its picturesque and scenic beauty attracts tons of tourists every year. Sightseer heading towards Shimla can have a fantastic stay at Kiarighat situated at a height of 1750 metres. The Apple Cart Inn is renowned economy hotel of this place which was Dak Bungalow and staging post one time where horses were transformed for the final stretch to Shimla.The hill station has covered with full of lush greenish forests and grasslands. It was one of the famous tourist’s attractions in Shimla. View of Kiarighat hill station appears to be glorious due to its thick and dense deodar, oak, and pine forests. Thousands of travelers explored this place all through the year. The JP university situated about 8 kilometers from Ki...

The small town of Chamba is located in a picturesque valley, amidst the Shivalik ranges and is famous for its medieval temples.The architecture of the temples of Chamba reflects the glory of its erstwhile rulers. It is also known for its local festivals.Chamba is located in the northwestern part of the state of Himachal Pradesh in the northern region of India. The town lies on River Ravi, in a valley between two mountain ridges. Chamba is 56 km from Dalhousie via Khajjiar. The weather in Chamba is alpine. Summers (April-June) are mild and winters are cold (November-February). It experiences southwestern monsoon rains in July-September. Chamba is that one getaway you've always dreamed off. Minimal human alteration in the topography and environment and the balanced temperatures of the area make it the perfect destination all year round. The river Ravi cuts across town and adds to the scenery. Chamba is present at the confluence if Ravi river with Chal river. Chamba is qui...

Spiti literally means 'the Middle Land', situated between the region of India and the adjoining borders of the Tibet region of China, in the eastern part of the state of Himachal Pradesh. Strictly for trekkers and hikers, this is an adventurer's paradise. The terrain of this place is quite high and difficult. The Lahaul and Spiti district comprises of both the valleys which are separated by Kunzum pass. Popularly known as the cold desert mountain, "Middle Land" or "Little Tibet", Spiti Valley can be more aptly called as Trekking mecca and a virgin paradise. Nestled in the Himalayan range in Himachal Pradesh, this desert terrain is sure to spellbind you. Further inward, ancient monasteries, quaint little habitations, snow-capped mountains, verdure forests, crystal clear rivers and magnificent glaciers make this picture perfect valley all the more enthralling and surreal. The breath-taking views and the untouched natural beauty will make your visit a o...