Best places ( hill station ) in Himachal Pradesh
- Famous Tourists Places in Himachal Pradesh
Rohtang la is at the distance of 36km from Manali and are located at a height of 13,000 feet in Pir Pangal mountain range . The place is approached by own vehicle and one can reach Rohtang pass from bus through Manali inter state bus terminal (ISBT) . The beautiful curved roads will take you top the scenic view of wide ranged mountain belt that look radiant and majestic during all the season's . The lushy green mountain looks so adorable and graceful that they can stole your heart in first site . The peaceful and calm environment that you will experience , will bound you to think about the beauty of Mother Earth that is hidden behind all the materialism .
The visitor's have to take Rohtang pass permit to see the beautified valley's .
Trekking
Skiing
Mountain Biking
Rahala waterfall ( 16 km from Manali on the way Rohtang la )
Sledge Rides
2. SOLANG VALLEY ( KULLU )
After 12 km from Manali , this piece of heaven is among the favourite destination's of the visitors visiting Manali . Along with its breathtaking panoramic view the place has made place in heart of the people who loves adventure activities . The prices of these activities ranges from ₹200-₹ 800 per person .
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Paragliding
Zorbing
Horse riding
Camping
Cable car ride
Snow boarding
skiing
SOME OTHER MUST VISIT PLACES IN MANALI
1.JOGINI WATERFALL 2. TIBETAN MONASTERIES
3. BEAS RIVER 4. HADIMBA T
3. DALHOUSIE ( CHAMBA)
Kangra-Gaggal airport is the nearest airport at 107 km from Dalhousie .
Pathankot railway station is at distance of 86 km from Dalhousie
The appealing hill station in Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh , DALHOUSIE , famous for its scenic beauty , churches and rich history of British colonial era . Dalhousie was established by Britisher's as the summer retreat in 1854 for army troops and government officials to get rid of the hot heat season of Indian plains . The places is named after British Governer -General of India Lord Dalhousie from 1848-1856 .
PLACES TO MUST VISIT IN DALHOUSIE ARE :
. KHAJJIAR
At a distance of 25 km from Dalhousie the places famously known as the mini Switzerland (KHJJIAR) is located . The attractive landscape with fresh environment , lushy green dense forest at a height of 6,300 feet from sea level gives immense peace , calmness and relaxation to eyes . Those who loves adventure's activities like hiking , horse riding , skiing , paragliding feel unique connection with the places . The beautiful centered lake in Khajjiar is like a cherry on cake .
. CHAMERA LAKE
The fascinating lake in the foot of gigantic mountains prepare a pleasant panoramic view that force us to think about the beauty of the mother Earth . Chambera lake is an artifical lake , which is at distance of 62 km from Dalhousie , formed by the Chamera Dam on river Ravi . The Chamera dam is a part of hydroelectric project managed by (NHPC) National Hydroelectric Power Corporation . The lake offers activities like boating , fishing , sailing , kayaking .
4. CHAIL (SOLAN )
Chail , the piece of heaven is just at 45 km from Solan a district in Himachal Pradesh . The place is discovered by Maharaja of Patiala Bhupinder Singh . The Maharaja being banned from the summer capital of British India (SHIMLA ) decided to built his own utopia , which he named as chail palace . The maharaja built a luxurious palace which is now converted into a heritage hotel . Chail is famous among visitors because of its cricket ground which is the world's highest stadium at height of 8,000 feet from the sea level . For the tourists coming to chail must add a lake called sadhupul lake to your journey, , the clear water along with fresh cold breeze can relax you along with this you can enjoy food by sitting on benches placed between the lake .
5. BAROG (SOLAN )
At a distance of 60 km from Chandigarh and 8 km from Solan district of Himachal Pradesh , the beautiful hill station called BAROG is located . The name of the town Barog is derived from the engineer Colonel Barog who played a crucial role in the construction of Kalka - Shimla railway . Colonel Barog was given a work to make a tunnel through a mountain but he failed to meet both the ends correctly and was charged a fine of ₹1 , frustrated he committed suicide . After Barog's death responsibility of building the tunnel was assigned to chief engineer HS Harrington . Now a day's that Kalka - Shimla railway is a UNESCO world heritage site and known popularly as Barog tunnel or tunnel 33 . This railway route tunnel was built to connect the Punjab plains with the summer capital of British India .
6. SANGLA VALLEY (KINNAUR )
Kinnaur , the district of Himachal Pradesh where the captivating Sangla Valley is present , in which the sound of vehicles get lost in the mountains . The valley is at height of 9,000 feet from the sea level , the tall mountain covered with pine and devdar trees make the air quality of the place much better then the most cleaned cities in the towns . The beautiful panaromic view along with the singing Baspa river works as a natural hiller . Being less discovered and at high altitude the places does not offer hotels but the tents their make you feel like heaven . The feel of local culture and heritage will have a lasting impact on your personality .
After 25 km from the Singla valley the last village of India , called the Chhitkul village is located . The journey may take 1-2 hours because of the narrow and the undeveloped road , the village in the foot of gigantic mountain provide living to 800-900 peoples .
some more places that you will love to visit in Kinnaur
Dharamshala located in Kangar district of Himachal Pradesh is famous for destination like Namgyal monastery , tea garden , st John in wilderness church , Dharamshala cricket stadium , dal lake , Gyuto monastery , Triund hill and Kangra fort . In 19th century the British established the place , now days called Dharamshala because of it's cool environment and scenic view . The place gained International importance in 1959 when 14th Dalai Lama TENZIN GYASTO ( Dalai means "Ocean" and Lama means "guru" ) and Tibetan refugees came here when China occupied Tibet . The Mcleod Ganj which is just 5 km away from Dharamshala becomes their headquater .
With the arrival of Dalai Lama and refugees Dharamshala slowly transformed into the center of the Tibetan culture and Buddhism . They established various Monasteries , schools , temple's to promote and conserve their religion .
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