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Shoja is a small village in the state of Himachal Pradesh. It is 5 km away from the Jalori Pass which connects Shimla with Kullu District. Shoja lies about 2,368 metres above sea level. Visitors can get a view of the snow covered Himalayan ranges from this area. Shojha is a small village sitting quietly in the middle of wilderness and panorama. Its untouched beauty might be just the thing that you need to relax and unwind. Located amid the Banjar Valley, the village is dotted with several temples made of wood.At a mere distance of 5 Kms from Jalori pass, Shojha has pleasant weather throughout the year. With verdant deodar forest covering the area with snow peaked Himalayas hovering on one side,this village is packed with tourist attractions like fort, lake and waterfall. Shojha is a beautiful getaway for families and a romantic hideout for lovers. Anyone looking to get away from the city life will enjoy their time here. Shoja makes for an excellent choice for enthralling nature...

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...

A small town in Solan district locally known for its 18th century fort, Arki is rather unknown among general population as a tourist location.Arki is a small hill town in Solan district in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Situated in the Shivalik hills (foothills of the Himalayan range) at 4100ft above sea level,Arki, meaning ‘sunny place’, was founded in 1643 by Rana Ajai Dev (a Panwar Rajput). Later it was declared as the capital of the former princely state of Baghal,the land of  leopards (Bagh).The hillstation also holds a strong historic significance. The ruler of Baghal, built a fort and a royal palace within the town. The original palace was built, at the foot of the fort, near the the old Laxminarayan Temple where toaday's Arki’s bazaar stands. In 1760, the palace started sinking due to erosion, the royal residence was moved to fort. Designed like a blend of Mughal and Rajput style of architecture that showcases the strong dominance of Rajasthan. One of the smallest t...

The bowl-shaped town of Chaukori, located in the state of Uttaranchal, is nestled within the Himalayas at the height of over 2010 meters above sea level. As a tourist destination, it offers many beautifully breathtaking views? be it the lusciously green tea gardens, or the majestic snow-capped peaks of Nanda Devi and Panchachuli, the peaceful sunrise and sunsets, and the bejewelled night skies with the light of a million stars.Chaukori is a lesser known tourist destination. Perched on a valley and surrounded by the high mountains of the Kumaon region, this village features nature's blissful landscapes, unpolluted and quiet. Chaukori is located at the Indo-Tibetan (in the north) and Indo-Nepal (in the south) boundaries. The scenic Greater Himalayan peaks of Nanda Kot,Panchchuli, Nanda Khat and Nanda Devi are visible from here. Chaukori is one of those places that can become a part of your yearly escapades and detox your mind and body of the alienating metropolitan experience...