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SPITI: Also known as Mini Tibet, this 4000 m high Tran Himalayan valley gives you a glimpse of Ladakh due to its similarity with Ladakh’s landscape and culture. The Gue village in Spiti is a must visit for its 500 years old mummy. Apart from breathtakingly beautiful sceneries, the valley is famous for being a living museum as many fossils and sea shells are found around it, signifying that Himalayas did emerge from the seas.
SHIMLA: A walk around Shimla, the summer capital of erstwhile British rulers of India gives an aroma of India’s colonial heritage. The Victorian style architecture and markets make a perfect setting for several stories. Shimla, surrounded with snow capped mountains and lush greenery is a treat to eyes looking for natural beauty.
MANALI: Named after Manu, the first man in the world according to Hinduism, Manali with its beautiful landscapes is an artist’s dream. The deciduous forests on its verdant terrains make it a favourite destination among honeymooners. It is also a great destination for revelers seeking some thrill through soft adventure sports like zorbing, paragliding etc.
DHARMSHALA:Â Dharmshala is the capital of Buddhism in Himachal. Visit this serene and calm place to admire the magnificence of the largest Tibetan temple outside of Tibet. The Dalai Lama gives a lecture every year at his monastery here. You can also enjoy some trekking at Triund and soak in the beauty of the Bhagsu waterfall.
DALHOUSIE: Named after Lord Dalhousie, the British Governor-General from the 19th century colonial India, Dalhousie is a small hill station built on five hills. Apart from offering some of the most stunning views of the Himalayas, this quaint hill station gives you several glimpses of British art and architecture from its days as British’s summer retreat.
ROHTANG PASS:Â Situated at an altitude of 3979 m, the Rohtang pass on the Eastern Pir Panjal range is located 51 km from Manali. It connects the Kullu Valley with the Lahaul and Spiti valleys. Rohtang Pass is one of the rare Himalayan tourist destinations where you can enjoy snow even in summers. Apart from snow, it offers you magnificent views of glaciers, peaks and Chandra River that flows between the Lahaul valley.
KINNAUR:Â Located in the northeast of Shimla, the Kinnaur Valley is home to descendants from the ancient Aryan race. You can spot several apple orchards and thatched roof temples here. Often referred as the land of fairy tales and fantasies, Kinnaur offers you the best of Himachal beauty with its green pastures, thriving orchards, vineyards, cold desert mountains and snow capped peaks.