SHIMLA

Shimla is the capital of Himachal Pradesh in India and a famous hill station among Indian families and newlyweds. Situated at an altitude of 2200 m, Shimla was the summer capital of British India. Shimla also maintains its old-world beauty with stunning colonial designs, pedestrian-friendly Mall Road and a hill lined with many stores, cafes and restaurantsShimla is also surrounded by the surrounding towns of Kufri, a hill station also often covered with snow and Chail, famous for its massive palace and the highest cricket ground in the country. Tourists also visit the famed Jakhu Temple and take part in sightseeing at different points of view during their journey to Shimla. Shimla is also surrounded by the surrounding towns of Kufri, a hill station almost always covered in snow and Chail, famous for its massive palace and the highest cricket ground in the country. Tourists also tour the famed Jakhu Temple and take part in sightseeing at different points of view throughout their journey to Shimla. Shimla is also surrounded by the surrounding towns of Kufri, a hill station almost always covered with snow and Chail, famous for its massive palace and the highest cricket ground in the country. Tourists also visit the famed Jakhu Temple and take part in sightseeing at different points of view during their journey to Shimla.  Top spots feature Ridge, Kufri, Chail, Kalka Shalka Toy Train, Tattapani and many more.  With tourism at the heart of this hill station, Shimla is no less than full of food choices. Chandigarh is Shimla's closest major airport and is roughly 113 km away. The closest airport is Jubbarhatti Airport, which is 25 km from the heart of Shimla, but sometimes operates on restricted flights from DelhiManali is a hill station that glitters with incredible restaurants, cafes and bars that take care of any wishes, wants or cravings that its visitors may have. You'll find numerous restaurants with a rich selection and some of the most yummy meals on their menus. Then you can find Italian, Chinese, Korean, Continental, Indian, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese dishes along with the famous Tibetan Momos. 

Kufri

Chail

Kalka Shimla toy train

Tattapani

KULLU

 

Kullu, a tourist hotspot in Himachal Pradesh on the banks of the Beas River. With panoramic views and beautiful hills dotted with Deodar and Pine trees, this is a heaven for nature lovers. Kullu usually coupled with his sister town of Manali, which is at a far higher altitude and gives more beautiful scenery. Located at an altitude of 1,230 metres between Pir Pranjal, the Lower Himalayan and the Great Himalayan ranges, Kullu is rich in apple orchards, virgin river streams and a majestic climate. Tourists coming to Kullu and Manali will enjoy a lot of adventure physical activities such as river rafting, trekking, mountaineering, etc. Kullu serves many traditional and local delicacies as well as famous cuisine for its many tourists, making it a popular tourist destination. This is why the restaurants here offer Indian, Chinese and Continental cuisine. The cuisine of Himachali is very basic in nature, but it has some special culinary delights that are almost exclusive to the region. A staple meal would consist of Chapati, dals, vegetable gravy and curd, but there are a few modifications to the varied geography of the state. Pickles are usually served along with a meal in most of the food joints. Summers from March to June are the perfect time to visit Kullu. Winters is also a wonderful time to visit Kullu for its festivals around the temple of Raghunath. Winters are the perfect for a more daring ride and to see snowfall. Monsoons must be stopped altogether, though, since there is a possibility of avalanches and it is dangerous to drive to Kullu. The nearest railway station to Kullu is in Jogindernagar, 125 km away. Busses and taxis are easily accessible from there to Kullu. Kullu has its own airport in Bhunter, and regular flights depart from New Delhi and Chandigarh. Himachal Roadways run luxurious and economical buses from all surrounding cities and also from New Delhi, and it's one of the fastest ways to get to Kullu.Top spots include the Great Himalayan National Park, Raghunath Temple, Bijli Mahadev Temple, Pandoh Dam, Bhrigu Lake, Friendship Peak and many more.

Bijli mahadev temple

Raghunath Temple

Himalayan National Park

Pandoh Dam

Bhrigu Lake

Friendship Peak

 

MANALI

Nestled between both the snow-capped slopes of the Pir Panjal and the Dhauladhar mountains, Manali is among the most popular hill resorts in the world. With jaw-dropping views, dense green woods, sprawling meadows carpeted with roses, gushing blue lakes, a constant fairy-tale like fog hanging in the air, and a pervasive scent of pine trees, Manali was blessed with exceptional beautiful scenery. From museums to temples, from cosy little hipster villages to buzzing trendy avenues, river adventures to hiking trails, Manali has every excuse to be a tourist magnet all year round. Solang Valley is one of the most visited locations in Manali, with the trip to Solang being as scenic as the valley itself. Not only does the Solang Valley offer some spectacular stunning views countryside, but its slopes are also a popular skiing destination, particularly during the win October-June is the perfect time to reach Manali. It has bright , vivid flowers in full bloom and a nice atmosphere with conditions between 10 degrees Celsius and 25 degrees Celsius. December-February is the perfect time to witness snowfall in Manali. The closest railway station to Manali is in Joginder Nagar, 50 km away. However, this is a narrow gauge railway station and is therefore not linked to all the major cities in the region. Chandigarh (310 km) and Ambala (300 km) are the broad gauge railway stations closest to Manali. The closest airport is Bhuntar, which is also 50 km away. Manali is a hill station that glitters with incredible restaurants, cafes and bars that take good care of any wishes, wants or cravings that its visitors may have. You'll find numerous restaurants with a rich selection with some of the most yummy meals on their menus. You will find Italian, Chinese, Korean, Continental, Indian, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese dishes along with the famous Tibetan Momos. Top places to visit include the Solang Valley, the Rohtang Pass, the Beas Kund Hike, the Hidimba Temple and several more.

Solang valley

Beas kund trek

Rohtang pass

Hidimba Temple