Lansdowne

Lansdowne For the lovers of offbeat, classic Himachal, nothing can be better than Lansdowne. This little Hamlet situated close to the Hills of Garhwal made such a great impression on the British authorities and travellers during the colonial rule that they set out to construct wonderful churches, build pleasant orchards and explore the surrounding tropical […]

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Nainital

Spiti Valley The Tibetan Plateau and surrounding cold desert is one of the biggest wonders in India – the valleys of Lahaul-Spiti look like fabled lands straight out of an Arabian Nights tale. The Spiti Valley, especially, is a magnetic location endowed with sandy slopes, low gorges, swift rivers and traditional Tibetan villages. The Spiti […]

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Auli #2

About Auli Auli is a prominent ski location in Uttarakhand, India. It overlooks Nanda Devi, Trishul, and Dron Parvat from 2,500 meters above sea level. Auli, India’s most popular ski resort, was founded by the British in the early 20th century. From January to March, Auli attracts people worldwide for its skiing and scenery. Auli’s […]

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Jispa

About Jispa Jispa is a popular tourist stop from the Kullu Valley to Jammu and Kashmir’s Ladakh area. Rolling hills, clear rivers, and snow-capped peaks surround the settlement. Trekking, camping, and river rafting are great here. Jispa residents are welcoming and follow a centuries-old lifestyle. Jispa farmers plant barley, wheat, and potatoes. The town produces […]

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Sissu

About Sissu Sissu is a tiny village in Lahaul and Spiti, Himachal Pradesh. The Himalayas encircle it at 3,600 meters. Its natural beauty and cultural heritage make the village famous. A tiny population of land-based people lives in Sissu. Sissu residents farm barley, wheat, and potatoes for a living. The town produces high-quality wool for […]

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Malana

About Malana Himachal Pradesh’s Malana hamlet is small. The Himalayas surround it in the Parvati Valley. One of India’s most secluded villages, the village has a rich culture and history. Kanashi is the Malana language and culture. Malana Cream, a premium hashish, is famous. This world-class hashish is created from the local cannabis resin. The […]

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Tosh

About Tosh Tosh is a small Himachal Pradesh village in the Parvati Valley. Nature enthusiasts, trekkers, and backpackers flock to its 2,400-meter altitude, magnificent mountain ranges, and lush woods. Tosh’s culture is dynamic and laid-back. Bhagats, noted for their warmth and vibrant culture, dominate the area. Tosh guests can see Bhagat dance and music performances. […]

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Kufri

About Kufri Himachal Pradesh’s Kufri hill station is modest. The state capital, Shimla, is 16 kilometres from this 2,510-meter-high mountain. The town attracts nature lovers, trekkers, and adventurers with its lush forests, snow-capped mountains, and beautiful hills. Kufri is famous for its scenery and outdoor sports. With its snow-covered surroundings, Kufri is a popular ski […]

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Kinnaur

About Kinnaur Kinnaur, a Himachal Pradesh district, is famous for its scenery and culture. In Himachal Pradesh’s northwestern corner, Kinnaur is encircled by the Kinnaur Kailash, Shivalik, and Greater Himalayan ranges. Kinnaur is known for its distinctive culture and traditions. The native Kinnauris are famed for their hand-woven shawls, apples, and black hats. Kinnaur has […]

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