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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...

Solang Valley lies between Solang village and Beas Kund. it is a high altitude valley that lies at the top of Kullu in the Himachal Pradesh state of India.The region is 14 km northwest to the very popular hillstation of Manali. Solang features high mountain slopes that turn milky white when it snows here. Owing to the geography of the valley and its heavy snowfall prone trait, Solang valley has turned into a major ski destination in India.It offers a beautiful view of glaciers and snow capped mountains. Since the valley has fine ski slopes,it is a perfect place for skiing. The guest house of the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports, Manali is based here.This institute is the venue for winter skiing festival and also offers training in skiing to the tourists. In winter, the valley becomes a skiing paradise with children of all ages slipping and sliding over the fresh white snow. When snow melts in the summer, skiing is replaced by parachuting, zorbin...

The land of untouched and mystifying beauty, Tirthan Valley is a destination with a plethora of delights. Lying nearly 3 km from the entrance of Great Himalayan National Park, the valley opens the doors to the newly recognized UNESCO World Heritage Site - The Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP) this place is abundant in adventurous activities and a paradise for nature lovers. The great Himalayas with snow covered tops looking over the Tirthan River, this valley is best known for its trout fishing and for surprisingly high influx of foreigners. Magical ambience and lush green paths leading to nearby tiny and quaint hamlets accompanied by amazing weather throughout the year, Tirthan valley is great for those holiday makers who seek adventure as well as peace. Perched at an altitude of over 1600 meters above sea level, the riverside retreat of Tirthan is an adventure-centric getaway blessed with a wealth of nature’s treasures. Located in the Kullu district of Himachal Pr...

Kheer Ganga (3050 meters) lies at the extreme end of Parvati valley and the last inhibited village while trekking to pin valley via Pin-Parvati pass. Kheerganga's panoramic skies and vast greenery are a much-needed delight to the trekker's eyes and especially the tired legs. It is a holy place with a hot water spring, a small temple of Lord Shiva and a bathing tank. It makes a rare combination for any trekker to bath in hot spring water when everything is covered by snow. The Parvati Valley is one of the most picturesque places in the Himalayan region of Himachal Pradesh. Two days is all you need to explore its magnificent landscape and get refreshed from within. The Kasol to Kheerganga trek is an invigorating journey, which not only unveils the stunning terrain of the Himalayas, but also gives you a chance to learn about the interesting culture of the people living here. You will visit plenty of villages, and there will be infinite opportunities for you to click pic...

Chindi is around 97 km from Shimla and accessible via Dhalli and Naldehra. This small town in Himachal Pradesh is part of the Karsog Valley and dotted with large expanse of apple orchards.Best Time to Visit Chindi - Visit Chindi all across the year except for Nov-Apr How to Reach Chindi By Road From New Delhi take NH-1 reach Chandigarh, which is 204 km from Chindi. Then take route to Shimla. From Shimla take the highway 13 cross Dhalli, Suni, Kalangar and reach Chindi By Rail Nearest Railway Station is Shimla - 87 Km By Air Nearest Airport to Chindi is in Shimla at Jubbar-Hatti. It is 110 Km away from Chindi Chindi -It is one of the prominent weekend getaways from Delhi and other parts of Himachal Pradesh who want to break away from monotony of work. Chindi is an ideal destination that provides a welcome break. Chindi being a very small hilly area,is not that way visited by the tourists but yet the place has got its own charm and splendor. The sight of the rambling h...

Please do not confuse this place with the one named Kasauli or Kasol which is another hill station located in Himachal Pradesh. Kausani is a hill town which is located in the state of Uttarakhand.Kausani was originally called Valna. Kausani offers the magic of the deep pine forests and the majestic mountains. Kausani the birthplace of the famed poet Sumitra Nandan Pant is often referred to as the 'Switzerland of India. Situated among mountains and trees, the peaks Trishul and Nanda Devi are clearly visible from here.In 1929, Mahatma Gandhi spent 14 days here and brought his thoughts out in his book called Anasakti Yoga. The place where he stayed is called the Anasakti Ashram. This Ashram was earlier the guest house in a tea estate. Kausani is ideal place to visit with the family. Because of its beauty,tourists come here all through the year. From morning to evening, from valleys to peaks, thousands of different colours can be seen here. Kausani sits atop a mountain ridge which...