Top Himachal Souvenirs To Buy – Shopping In Shimla, Manali
We know Himachal for its lovely landscapes, its snow-covered mountains, its red apples, its wood and stone architecture. We visit Himachal for fresh air,...
Hidimba Devi Temple At Doongri Van Vihar In Manali
Surrounded by tall Deodar trees, a narrow walkway takes you to the Hidimba Devi temple in Manali. Temple kind of merges with its dull-colored...
Paragliding At Bir Billing, A Trip To Barot Valley In Himachal
Himachal Pradesh has a lot to offer to travelers. It is one of the tourist-friendly states in India. Known as Devbhoomi or The Land...
15 Days Himachal And Spiti Valley Road Trip
Long Himachal & Spiti Valley Road Trip is the only way you can admire the beauty of valleys of this Himalayan state of India....
Kunzum Pass, Rohtang Pass – Tale Of Two Himalayan Passes
Kunzum Pass was always a distant dream. When we set out on a Kinnaur, Lahaul, Spiti Trip, we knew it would be the high...
Kaza, Langza, Rangrik – Villages Of Spiti Valley, Himachal
On my Himachal Odyssey last year, we reached Kaza after the Himalayan villages of Nako, Tabo & Dhankar. We meandered on the rough roads...
Manikaran Sahib & Mysteries Of Parvati Valley In Kullu Manali
Manikaran holds a mystery in its womb with the hot springs right next to Parvati River with its ice cold water. Legends of Shiva and visit of Guru Nanak Dev attract the devotees to Manikaran Sahib
Sangla Valley Villages Nurtured By Baspa River
Sangla Valley or the Baspa Valley on the banks of Baspa River has many small pristine villages like Sangla & Basteri. Each village is centered around a temple which is usually in stone and wood with exquisite wood carvings.
Naggar – Explore Art, History, Nature Of Kullu Manali
Naggar, located between Kullu and Manali is the ancient seat of Kullu Rajas and chosen home of Russian Artist Nicholas Roerich. Perfect place to see the nature of Beas Valley and admire the stone and wood architecture of its temple and Naggar Castle.
Chitkul Himachal Pradesh, Road Trip In Sangla Valley
Chitkul is popularly known as the last inhabited village on the old Indo-Tibetan road within Indian boundaries. Rakcham is a village that falls on...
