About Shimla

Shimla is a one of the few mirages of Himalayas surmounted by lofty snow peaks, lush green valleys and tweaking rivers. It’s a traveler’s paradise where the Himalayan and Trans Himalayan cultures transfuse; here you will find the mythology come to life in form of ancient temple and monasteries.

Shimla a little picturesque town located at the foothills Himalayas which offers a panoramic view of the snow clad Shivalik ranges. The history of Shimla is dated back to the Anglo-Gurkha War when it was taken over by British Troops. Soon thereafter Shimla (Shares its name from goddess Shymala Devi) became The Summer Capital of India.

The salubrious climate, four seasons and easy accessibility makes Shimla one of the hot pick tourist destinations not only across India but also across entire globe.

Places to see

• The Mall: The Mall is the main promenade that runs two ways through The Scandal point, across the lane will find the Colonial Heritage left behind, souvenir shops and fine places to eat. Parallel to The Mall overhead is The Ridge, an open wide lane favorite rendezvous for both tourist and local natives. Overlooking The Ridge is Elegant Christ Church with painted stained glass windows.
  Viceroy Regal Lodge: One of the most spectacular mirages of Gothic era, now popularly known as Indian Institute of Advanced Studies is one of the must places to visit when in Shimla.
• Himachal State Museum: Located at a distance of approximately one Km away from Indian Institute of Advanced Studies is State Museum. The State Museum is house to some of the most spectacular cultural heritages of Himachal ranging from stone sculpture to local handicrafts to textile.
• Jakhoo Hill: Jakhoo Hill is the highest point of Shimla that offers a breath taking three sixty degree aerial view of the Town. On the top of the mountain peak is located Hanuman Temple.
• Glen: Glen is a place of vicinity adjacent to Annandale perfect for family picnic, major point of attraction here is a high hill waterfall.
• Chadwick Falls: Located at a walk in distance of thirty minutes from Summer Hill is Chadwick Fall a 67 Mtr waterfall, the best time to visit this place is during monsoons.
• Prospect Hill: A fifteen minutes uphill walk from Boileauganj is Prospect Hill another place that will offer panoramic view of the Shimla Town. At the top of hill is located Kamna Devi Temple.
• Daranghati Sanctuary: This is one of the least know wild life sanctuary located at the upper bounds of Shimla District. The century is surmounted by thick dense forest and is home to some of the rarest species of The Himalayan Kingdom.

Getting There & Away

Shimla is very well connected through Roadways, Railways and Airways.

About Kullu and Manali

Gifted with some of the most wonderful land portraitures, Kullu and Manali is traveler’s dean – long row for snow clad mountains, narrow deep gorges, breath taking green lands, picturesque mountain lakes beautiful land mark architectural marvels. May be you are coming for a relaxing times, adventure activities, sightseeing; this part of Himachal has everything to take your breath away.

Kullu is popularly known as the Valley of Gods, an enchanting and calm region located in Western Himalayas. Running across from North to South is Beas River that divides the valley and thus enriches its charm.
The best time to visit Kullu Valley is during spring time when the valley gets bloomed with colorful white and pink flowers. As the winters arrive the valley the lush green shade fades out and you will only find pine and cedar adding color to the valley as the winter proceed the valley gets covered by snow.

Places to see in Manali

Kothi: Located at a distance of 12 km from Manali is Kothi. Kothi is a small little place in vicinity. The rest house located here overlooking the mountains provides a commanding view. Below Kothi across the deep gauge flows river Beas.
Rahla Falls: Located at a distance of 2 km from Kothi is Rahla Falls. At this point the river Beas hurtles down from a height of 50 Mtr offering a breath taking view.
Solang Valley: Located at a distance of 13 Km is one of the most splendid valleys of Kullu district the Solang Valley. This plateau is home to adventure enthusiasts. The place is most popular for skiing and paragliding.
Rohtang Pass: Located at a distance of 51 km and at an altitude of 4,112 Mtrs above sea leavel is a mighty mirage of western Himalayas Rohtang Pass. The pass is located across the on the highway to Keylong. On one side you will find mighty glacier and on the other side a deep narrow gauge. It is a must to visit place if you are in Kullu & Manali.

Places to see in Kullu

• Raghunathji Temple: The Raghunathji Temple is build was built in the early 17th century by Raja Jagat Singh and is dedicated to lord Raghunath Ji. The temple is at a distance of 1 km from Kullu.
• Vaishno Devi: A small enshrine dedicated to goddess Vaishno is located at a distance of 4 Km.
• Jagannathi Temple: Located at a distance of 3 Km from Kullu town is Jagannathi Temple, the temple is located at a adjoining hill offering a panoramic view of the town.
• Bijli Mahadev Temple, The great Himalayan Wildlife Century, Manikaran, Bajeshwar Mahadev Temple, Naggar Castel and Kanawar Sanctuary are some of the other adjoining center of attractions and places to visit when you visit Kullu & Manali.

About Kangra

Kangra Valley is one of the most panoramic valleys of the lower Himalayan ranges. The Valley is surmounted by the mid range Dhauladhar. The Kangra Valley offers a wide range diversification from lush green land to mid and high range Himalayan ranges. Dharamshala the home to Tibetan Govt. in exile is also home to some of the most ancient temples like Bajreshwari Devi, Chamunda Devi, Baijnath Shiv temple and Jwala Devi ji on the country side.

Kangra shares a rich history dated back to Vedic era, the region has sustained successful invasions and the last on to invade were British – East India Company. Kangra has seen a long roar of political upheavals despite all odds the culture of Kangra continued to progress especially in art and craft.

Places to see

Dharamsala: Guarded by snow clad Dhauladhar ranges Dharamshala is a picturesque hill resort. This is one of the major towns of Kangra district surrounded by dense pine and deodar forest, countless running water streams attractive surrounding and a shining snowline, the place is youthful, energetic and peaceful. The lower Dharamshala is the prime commercial center and the upper Dharamshala is the suburb of Mcleod ganj and Forsythe ganj. Here the life is still the same as that left behind by British Era. Other places of attraction here are church of St. John and ancient temples.
Palampur: Palampur is a small little town located at a height of 1219 Mt priding over with its tea gardens. The place is blessed with year round pleasant weather and the pine scented wind blowing down from the Dhauladhar ranges. The place is being developed into a large tourist center now with a proposed ropeway and an amusement park. Apart from this the place is home to one of the finest center of learning in the region, The Agriculture University.
Saurabh Van Vihar: In order to make visitors counter face with nature, a nature park with name “Saurabh Van Vihar” has been set up here at Palampur, the park is spread over an area of 13 hectare. The park is located on bank of Neugal Khad in the laps of Dhauladhar ranges. The park was developed in memories of Lt. Saurabh Kalia, war martyr of Operation Kargil. The Park is being managed by Himachal Pradesh Forest Department.

Getting There & Away

Kangra is very well connected through Roadways and Railways.

About Dalhousie and Khajjiar

Gifted with some of the most wonderful land portraitures, Dalhousie and Khajjiar is traveler’s dean – long row for snow clad mountains, narrow deep gorges, breath taking green lands, picturesque mountain lakes beautiful land mark architectural marvels. May be you are coming for a relaxing times, adventure activities, sightseeing; this part of Himachal has everything to take your breath away.

Divided by the high mountain walls, the Chamba Valley is a picturesque valley. The place was pitched by Lord Dalhousie, in the middle of 19th century. The enchanting little hill spot overlooking the hills has now became a prime center of attraction named after Lord Dalhousie.
Surrounded by dens Deodar and Pine, Dalhousie is a marvelous hill trail splendid over the Chamba Valley. The town of Chamba has still maintained its un-spoilt heritage left behind.

**Note 20% Hike During Season Time