10 Best Places to Visit in Himachal Pradesh

Mcleodganj, Himachal Pradesh, is a popular tourist destination for its Tibetan culture, treks, greenery, temples, and monasteries. Nestled among majestic hills and greenery, the town has mesmerizing landscapes in Himachal Pradesh and attracts many tourists yearly.
The mountainous region and forests make Mcleodganj a favourite trekker destination, with the Kareri Lake Trek, Triund Trek, and Thatharana Trek being the most popular ones. A combination of tranquillity, adventure, and religiousness, Mcleodganj is a winter favourite among tourists and a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Dharamshala is a beautiful hill town in the Himalayas. It is the winter capital of Himachal Pradesh and is situated on the upper slopes of the Kangra Valley. Once called a British hill station throughout the colonial era, Tibetan communities occupied Dharamsala, now home to the Dalai Lama.  Apart from the serenity, Dharamsala is visited by tourists for its thangka paintings, markets, museums, and cuisine. Numerous trekking options are available in Mcleodganj, hardly 3 km from Dharamsala.

Shimla is situated at an altitude of 2,200 metres. It got its name from Goddess Shyamala. The greenery and snow-covered mountains make it perfect for trekking. Temples, churches, and the city's natural beauty attract tourists. The Ridge, perfect for hanging out with pals, is an open area, once a ridge between two of the seven hills forming Shimla. You should also visit Mall Road, Baijnath Temple, and Jakhoo Hills, a hamlet for nature lovers.

The Himalayas border Spiti Valley, located in Himachal Pradesh. It is 12,500 feet above sea level and gets around 250 days of sunshine yearly, making it one of the coldest places in the nation. Particularly stunning is the Key Monastery, which is more than a thousand years old and the largest monastery in Spiti Valley.
A 1.5-kilometer trek along the Spiti River from Dhankar Monastery to Dhankar Lake promises beautiful views. Another mythical site is Chandratal Lake, where the water changes from red to orange to blue to green as the day ends.

This place is a cluster of beautiful valleys in Himachal, and because of that, it is called the 'Valley of Gods.' Known for the deodar trees, snow-covered mountains, and apple orchards, Kullu is coupled with Manali and is a favourite among tourists. This is also a place for river rafting, paragliding, hiking, and trekking. The Raghunath, Hanogi Mata, Bijli Mahadev, Jagannath Devi, and Gauri Shankar temples are the most visited.
 

It is located at 3978 metres on Manali- Keylong road. Because of its natural beauty, Rohtang Pass is a favourite of film directors. Many blockbusters have been shot here. An activity that can be pursued here is mountain biking. It is a bit rough, so be careful about the fact.
You can also try skiing and tyre drop at the Rohtang Pass, where you slide down a snow slope using suitable equipment. Gear for all activities is reasonably priced, so don't miss out on this opportunity.

Manali offers splendid views of the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal ranges, covered in snow mostly. Over the past few years, Manali has grown into a place loved by youngsters looking for longer stays. With ambient cafes, Wi-Fi availability, small eateries, and shops, Old Manali is among such people's favourite neighbourhoods. Furthermore, numerous hostels and homestays are perfect accommodations for economical longer durations.

Dalhousie is known for its scenic beauty and its pleasant climate. It is spread across the five hills, close to the Dhauladhar range. It entices tourists with its picturesque beauty and Victorian architecture.
Chamunda Devi Temple, Dainkund Peak, Bhuri Singh Museum, and Subhash Baoli are the main attractions. Dainkund is the highest peak and is also known as a singing hill because of the sound of the winds flowing through the woods. A tourist attraction of Dalhousie is the natural spring situated in Karelanu, with medicinal properties.

Kinnaur is located on the Indo-Tibet border. It has Zanskar Valley, the snow-draped Dhauladar range. This place offers beautiful views of snow-covered peaks, green valleys, and flowing rivers. The region is famous for its ancient temples and monasteries, making it a spiritually enriching experience for visitors.
Like Sangla Valley, the valleys are some of India's most desirable camping destinations. Apple orchard camps and camping on the river Satluj are scenic destinations where you can pitch your tents for an amazing experience.

Kangra has the Kangra Fort, mentioned in Alexander's war records. The land has seen the rule of Tughlaqs and Mughals. This place is also called Dev Bhoomi as it has many temples and shrines, such as the Baijnath Shiv Temple, Bajreshwari Devi Temple, Chintpurni Temple, Chamunda Devi Temple, and Jwala Ji. The Kangra Valley also has trekking, mountaineering, and paragliding for tourists. Also recognized as Kumarwah Lake, Kareri Lake is a popular trekking spot in Himachal Pradesh.

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