#Parashar Lake

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Parashar Lake, Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh, India

Taken by Anmol Arora

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Parashar Lake

It was our second last day of Spiti in a jeep safari. We were going to Parashar Lake in Mandi. The weather was sunny and we crossed a cloudburst affected area in our vehicle. This was the first time I was seeing nature's fury so close. The cloudburst had happened two days ago and there already was a winding road made through the rubble of boulders by the JCB machines. A concrete bridge had been washed away.

My understanding was that cloudburst happens over a small area. But this devastated area was long. The cloudburst must have taken place higher up and the water must have swelled to wipe off everything in its flow down. That's what we crossed safely. The lenght of the affected area was longer than its breadth. The bulldozer must have created a curvy S-shaped road through the debris of huge boulders and the villagers were using this road by foot or vehicle.

Then as we ascended the regular tarred road, the scenery changed to tall pines and clouds. It was cool and foggy. Visibility was reduced to around 10 metres and the winding road was such that it was impossible to look around the corner turn and honking was compulsory at every twist. We reached the top and were surrounded by clouds. This was my third visit to Parashar Lake and I had imagined that nothing would be seen in the clouds. It was exactly that. We reached the lake and couldn't see anything except clouds over the lake in the bowl of the mountains.

(Now this is my understanding and it has to be taken with a pinch of salt, as I am not a geologist. Parashar Lake must have been a glacial lake during the ice age). The glacier and the snow must have melted leaving the lake in a bowl of the mountain at the top. Now comes the most beautiful part of the setting. You must have realised how unique this lake is and it has an island inside it! This floating island is a round plate covered with grass, whose color changes from green to brown to white as per the climate or snow. From the top, the first look of this lake resembles an emerald. A jewel in the mountains. Sun is shining on the green emerald island floating in the middle of the lake. The island never touches the edge of the lake and the island moves! I have been to this place twice, separated by years and the island has been at different locations in the lake! It is said that the depth of this lake is unfathomable.

Observe the MOVEMENT OF THE FLOATING ISLAND IN THIS EMERALD LAKE!

The poojari or the guruji of the Parashar Rishi Ashram told us the following story:

A scientist or a diver had dived in this lake to understand the mysterious floating island. The diver couldn't, but their observations were, that the island is made of of mud on which the grass grows. Surprisingly the mud doesn't disintegrate in the water and there is a cone like structure below the island, tapering off like a whirlpool's spin.

Rishi Parashar is the son the of Rishi Vashisth and father of Rishi Vyas.

Rishi Vyas narrated Mahabharat and Lord Ganesh wrote it.

Parashar Rishi knew the future even when he was in his mother's womb and was reluctant to be born to avoid him fathering his son, Rishi Vyas.

Rishi Vyas would narrate Mahabharat and Parashar Rishi didn't want the war to happen.

So for 12 years Rishi Parashar gathered the future of the mankind in his mother's womb and then took birth.

Rishi Parashar meditated for 63,000 years at Parashar lake and then he took samadhi here.

As a child our poojari's grandparents told him and the family that nobody is supposed to talk loudly at this serene lake. Peace and quiet. It is so peaceful here, that there is no need of even the birds to sing or chirp. Only the melody of the bell that is rung with devotion at the Parashar Rishi Ashram is the sound heard when devotees come for darshan.

The lake is 71% water and 29% island. The proportion matches the land and water percentage of the Earth!

Now comes our experience. Though I had been to this emerald lake of Rishi Parashar twice (you can check the photos here of my 2013 & 2019 visit) and I had done the pradakshina of the lake, I didn't know what to experience till my friend Terrvaller (Tosh bhai) told this. Tosh told us that let us do the pradakshina of the lake bare foot. He said that the Earth around this lake doesn't hurt at all. There is grass, there are thorns, there are plants and there are insects. Hairy caterpillars which if touched will cause stinging and itching. But I trusted my friend and another friend joined us in the barefooted pradakshina. We three went around. The mud around the lake's periphery was wet and soft. The feet went in, but there was no bad feeling and the mulch was like massage to the legs. Our feet sunk in the soft velvet and it was enjoyable. There are stones, pebbles and rocks in the path. If you pick them up, they are the regular stuff, which are hard and will hurt when walked without shoes. But here, even stepping on them while doing the pradakshina doesn't hurt. They just stay there. Not a single bump happened to the open toes. Neither did we ever step on a thorn or a caterpillar. The thorns of the plants don't touch your feet at all. The grass and its flowers are like the green carpet with colorful jewels all around, welcoming the devotee to experience silence and magic.

That's the power of these ancient places. Do not go with music played on your mobiles or speakers. Do not chatter around the lake. Do not speak. Just watch, sit or stand and absorb the silence and know what you are missing from your routine life.

Preserve the sanctity of the region, respect the local villagers and do not take selfies with the dieties.

(Pardone my misunderstandings or wrong connections in the article written about divinity, when I felt the divine magic).

Himachal Pradesh is the Land of the Gods.

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Ram Kuti Pushkar: An Oasis of Serene Retreat Embracing Spirituality and Calm

Located in the heart of Pushkar, a town rich in spiritual significance, Ram Kuti goes beyond mere accommodation. This serene guesthouse serves as a haven for those in search of spiritual connection, embodying the legacy of Pujya Gurudev Ranchhoddas Ji Maharaj and the sacred atmosphere of its surroundings. Far beyond just a lodging option, Ram Kuti serves as a gateway to spiritual awakening and cultural discovery.

Pushkar is revered for its sacred lake and the unique Lord Brahma temple, attracting countless pilgrims. Positioned near this temple, Ram Kuti provides a calm retreat while allowing easy access to other spiritual sites like Varaha Temple and Ana Sagar Lake.

The guesthouse’s roots are deeply spiritual, inspired by Gurudev Ranchhoddas Ji Maharaj. Following Gurudev's passing, the Nathwani family maintained his meditation room, preserving the guesthouse’s spiritual core. The Jyotiben Manubhai Foundation later enhanced these facilities to accommodate those drawn to Pushkar’s spiritual calm.

Ram Kuti combines traditional aesthetics with modern amenities, offering air-conditioned rooms with Wi-Fi and private parking, ensuring comfort and convenience. The guesthouse also offers a variety of breakfast options to cater to different dietary needs.

Beyond providing a place to stay, Ram Kuti invites guests to explore Pushkar’s spiritual and cultural heritage, including Pushkar Fort, the Camel Fair, and beyond to Ajmer Sharif. It serves as an ideal base for spiritual and cultural immersion.

Known for its outstanding service and hospitality, Ram Kuti has earned a reputation for its welcoming environment and flexible policies. It stands out as an affordable, inclusive choice in Pushkar.

The principles of Gurudev Ranchhoddas Ji Maharaj, focusing on love, service, and selflessness, resonate throughout Ram Kuti. Gurudev's teachings inspire the guesthouse, emphasizing humanity over ritual, and inviting guests to engage with spirituality deeply.

Ram Kuti is not merely an accommodation; it is an experience that deepens guests' connection with Pushkar’s spiritual essence. Whether participating in the Camel Fair or visiting Tapo Bhumi, visitors are immersed in the rich spiritual tapestry of the area. Embodying Gurudev's teachings, Ram Kuti serves as a refuge for those on a spiritual quest.

As a beacon in India’s spiritual landscape, Ram Kuti enhances Pushkar’s serene and sacred atmosphere, providing a space where travellers can explore spirituality and find peace. It’s more than a guesthouse; it’s a spiritual journey and a gateway to the sacred traditions of Pushkar, perpetuating Gurudev Ranchhoddas Ji Maharaj's legacy and guiding visitors towards enlightenment and cultural engagement.

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Taxi Cab Charges for Sightseeing In Bir Billing And Surrounding Area

Bir Billing is a village located west of Shiv Dham Baijnath in the state of Himachal Pradesh in northern India. It is also the main place of Bir Tibetan Colony. Bir Billing is a small village spread over an area of about 9 km. Like the Buddhist Monastery here, and there are many cafes and restaurants to eat here. And there are plenty of places to visit in this small village. Tourists coming from outside can take scooter, bicycle, bike on rent to visit here so that they can easily tour this village. Along with this, you can also hire a taxi or cab to travel here. We have here taxi cab services for any special local travel and long distance travel in Himachal to travel around Bir from different places. Taxi fares do not remain the same all the time. Fares keep changing during short journey or long journey.

We provide Affordable Taxi Services In Bir Billing, Rajgundha, Barot Valley, Rewalsar Parashar Lake, Kullu Manali Jibhi, Kasol, Manikaran Shimla, Dharamshala and Dalhousie in Himachal. Taxi services in Bir Billing provides all types of taxi cab services with reasonable rates and good experienced drivers. We provide all types of taxi cabs to travel anywhere in entire Himachal and Punjab, Haryana Uttarakhand

You can contact us anytime 24/7. We provide pick and drop services to Kangra Airport, Chandigarh Airport, Delhi Airport, Bhuntar Airport and all railway stations.

Taxi Cab Pickup and Drop Fare Feb 2024 For Popular Destinations

Bir To Dharmshala Drop Taxi Rs. 2500 Bir To Gagal Airport Drop Taxi Rs. 2300 Bir To Pathankot Drop Taxi Rs. 4500 Bir To Dalhousie Drop Taxi Rs. 6200 Bir To Chandigarh Drop Taxi Rs. 6000 Bir To Golden Temple Drop Taxi Rs. 7000 Bir To Raj Gundha Drop Taxi Rs. 2500 Bir Local Sightseeing Taxi Rs. 2500 Bir To Billing Drop Taxi Rs. 800 Bir To Barot Valley Drop Taxi Rs. 2500 Bir To Prashar Lake Drop Taxi Rs. 3500 Bir To Manali Drop Taxi Rs. 5500 Bir To Jibhi Drop Taxi Rs. 6000 Bir To Kasol Drop Taxi Rs. 5500 Bir To Baijnath Dham Drop Taxi Rs. 500 Bir To Palampur Drop Taxi Rs. 1000

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Indian security forces are set to enhance their surveillance capabilities along the Indian coast and Pangong Lake in eastern Ladakh with the acquisition of unmanned weaponized marine boats and undersea swarms of drones. The Indian Navy has recently approved the acquisition of 12 autonomous weaponized boat swarms, developed by Sagar Defence Engineering based in Pune. According to Nikunj Parashar,…

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Most Beautiful Places to Visit In Himachal Pradesh During

Places to Visit in Himachal Pradesh in December to February

The beautiful splendour and gorgeous sceneries of Himachal Pradesh are well known. Snowfall throughout the winter months in Himachal Pradesh creates a beautiful scenery that is worth exploring. It is worthwhile to visit Himachal Pradesh at this time of year since snow enhances the region's woods and mountains' natural beauty and brilliance.

Here are the most beautiful places to visit in Himachal Pradesh during the winter season that are bound to leave you mesmerised.

10 Best destinations in Himachal Pradesh for winter holidays

Shimla

Dharamshala

Manali

McLeod Ganj

Jibhi

Sainj Valley

Lahaul Valley

Narkanda

Khajjiar

Parashar Lake

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Himachal Hill Station Tour

Shimla

Himachal Pradesh is a stunning area with stunning landscapes and a deep cultural history. The state's capital and one of its most visited cities is Shimla. Its numerous charms have earned it the moniker "Queen of Hills." Shimla has a pleasant climate all year round, and there are many places to see at any time of year, but the winter is particularly enjoyable.

Christmas preparations animate the entire city from December through February. The festivities on New Year's Eve on December 31 mark the start of the tourist season, which ends with a lavish New Year's celebration on January 1.

From mid-December to mid-January, snowfall brings people together as they go skiing and tobogganing in resort towns like Kasauli, Dharamsala, and Chail or just take leisurely strolls through the gorgeous countryside surrounding Shimla.

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Dharamshala

The Dalai Lama and his Tibetan supporters reside in this area. Dharamshala, with its plethora of temples and monasteries, is only a short drive away from McLeod Ganj, commonly referred to as Little Lhasa, which is located in the mountains. There are many hotels, guesthouses, and eateries in this area.

The region can be explored on foot or by carriage pulled by a horse. One of India's top regions for arts and crafts is this one, if you're more of a shopper. The town is home to a number of markets where goods including woollen blankets, mountain headgear, and silk shawls are sold.

Must Read: Things to Do On The India Golden Triangle Tour

Manali

Manali, a hill town known for its picturesque splendour, is located in the foothills of the Himalayas. It is one of the most well-liked tourist spots among Indian visitors and is situated at an elevation of 2,050 metres (6,730 feet).

Manali receives a lot of tourists every year from both inside and outside of India. Snow-capped mountains, dense woods with a variety of flora and wildlife, and pure air are just a few of the attractive features that draw travellers to the area. For those looking for adventure when visiting, the town offers paragliding, parasailing, and skiing.

This hill station offers a variety of additional outdoor pursuits throughout the winter, including hiking, trekking, river rafting, and more. One can rent bikes or go mountain biking to explore the lovely valley. The rich cultural heritage of the area has been documented in places like Old Manali and Hadimba Temple, which history buffs would enjoy visiting.

McLeod Ganj

It is understandable that many people think this is the location of Buddha's birth in a location this immersed in spirituality. Many people consider this lovely little village to be the most beautiful spot in India because of its undeniable beauty. Tibetan refugees from all over the world come here in search of tranquilly because it is so well-known.

The entire site may be explored on foot in no more than a few hours. However, if you want to take some time for yourself, the Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences offers free daily yoga sessions led by Ladakhi monks. Additionally, there are a lot of cafes serving delicious chai and shops offering crafts and other mementos. At very affordable pricing, simple restaurants also offer delectable Tibetan cuisine like momos and dumplings.

Must Read: Top 10 Destinations For The First Time Traveler To India

Jibhi

Jibhi is one of the less expensive places to visit in Himachal Pradesh. It is a small hamlet tucked away in the Tirthan Valley on the banks of the babbling Tirthan River. This charming village, which boasts a beautiful terrain and enchanting beauty, offers a welcome respite from the bustle of other hill towns.

Jibhi, tucked away in the massive Himalayas, is renowned for its breathtaking nature paths, which turn into a wonderland in December when the area is completely covered with snow. In December, every home's backyard and apple orchard are covered in fluffy snow, which gives the entire scene a wonderful appearance.

Sainj Valley

Sainj Valley is a jewel of Himachal Pradesh that lies concealed within the vast Himalayas. Even though this charming hamlet is close to several other well-known tourist destinations, such as Kullu and Manali, only a small number of tourists visit it. Sainj's natural beauty is accentuated in December when a little dusting of snow occasionally covers the expansive meadows.

If you want to spend a relaxing vacation with your family and loved ones in Himachal Pradesh in December, this is a unique location to go. As the trail begins in Sainj and may take you to the Great Himalayan National Park, it is a refuge for hikers. You can also see Pundrik Lake, one of Himachal's most picturesque lakes, which is surrounded by thick trees and grasses.

Lahaul Valley

Lahaul Valley, the entryway to Ladakh and Spiti Valley, is nothing short of nirvana due to its breathtaking surroundings and scenery. Lahaul Valley, which is home to several enormous glaciers, high-altitude mountain passes, and serene lakes, is endowed with incredible beauty. The area experiences significant winter snowfall, which transforms the valley's ethereal nature into an otherworldly setting.

High-altitude passes are coated in snow, and the local lakes have frozen over. Lahaul Valley is one of the greatest tourist attractions in Himachal in December because of its breathtaking beauty and mystical Himalayan setting. Enjoy the best trip of your life by taking in the breathtaking splendour of the snow-capped mountains and the pristine surroundings.

Narkanda

Narkanda is a small village encircled by snow-capped mountains and valleys on the route from Shimla to Kinnaur Valley. The town offers breathtaking sunrises and sunsets as well as beautiful landscape vistas. Apples, cherries, apricots, strawberries, pears, and plums are among the well-known fruits that are gathered there between September and October.

Even though Narkanda offers many locations where tourists may eat traditional Punjabi food like shahi tukda (a delicacy made with bread soaked in milk), packed parathas (breads), and a variety of curries, visitors should dress for cool evenings.

The town also holds yearly celebrations, such as the Thandai Festival during Navratri, where guests sip Indian wine flavoured with sugar or molasses. An old cemetery with a view of the hills below and 100-year-old graves honouring British soldiers who perished against local tribes during battles over the area are among the area's other attractions.

Khajjiar

About 13 kilometres from Dharamsala city, Khajjiar is located in the lower Himalayan mountain ranges on the fringes of Dalhousie town. During the winter, the area provides breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains, luscious green pastures, and tumbling waterfalls.

The area features a stunning waterfall that drops 40 metres (130 feet) and provides an excellent perspective of Chamba Valley in the winter thanks to its deep snow cover. In the winter, this location offers skiing, ice skating, horseback riding, and trekking.

Parashar Lake

One of Himachal Pradesh's most pure lakes and one of the top 5 destinations for nature enthusiasts is this lake, which is dedicated to Parashar Rishi. The temple, one of the most revered temples in the area, is also situated on the shore of the lake. Both a road and a walk are options for getting to the lake. You will pass through thick forests and meadows on the trekking route.

Visiting Himachal is like walking into the majesty and grandeur of the Himalayan snow. Winters are the ideal time to truly enjoy it. You just need to travel to Himachal Pradesh if you, too, feel drawn to the region and make sure you have enough warm clothing packed. Renting a Private Car is the most convenient way to get around so that you may always have a safe, well-kept vehicle with you. You can start by visiting the indiaprivatedriver website.

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ऋषि पराशर की तपोस्ठली में दैवीय शक्ति का अहसास: जहां आज भी चौंका देता है झील में तैरती टूडू

ऋषि पराशर की तपोस्ठली में दैवीय शक्ति का अहसास: जहां आज भी चौंका देता है झील में तैरती टूडू

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14-days Spiti Stargazing Sightseeing safari road trip in a 17-seater tempo traveller with Terraveller in August-September 2024, with a group of 14 friends.

All the stays were in luxurious hotels with amenities like: travel in tempo traveller, hot water, warm & cozy rooms, clean washrooms with functional plumbing. The windows opened to grand vistas and the restaurants welcomes us to sumptuous breakfast & dinner.

Here are a few links of the highlights our trip:

Dedication (humour).

Paranormal activity.

Walk around Parashar Lake.

Photos and videos are coming up soon.

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The stunning Parashar Lake in different seasons

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Deity at Parashar Lake temple, Himachal Pradesh, photo by Vanshaj Prashar

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Thinking about Trekking In Parashar Lake | Trekwalks

The Parashar Lake is located in the Dhauladhar ranges of Kullu. It is 2730 m above sea level and is the perfect get away for any city dweller. A tour to Parashar Lake can be very relaxing as one can just sit back and enjoy the beauty of nature. There are many viewpoints in this hill station, from where magnificent view of the valleys can be enjoyed. Fresh air and natural views are very soothing to body and mind. Parashar Lake Trekking Tour is very different from the all other types of the trekking.

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15 INCREDIBLE PLACES TO VISIT IN HIMACHAL PRADESH

Himachal Pradesh is one of India's northernmost states, situated in the northwest area of the eminent Himalayas and it separates itself as India's outdoor adventure playground through its changed geology and stunning natural beauty. Himachal Tourism was at first restricted to a few pilgrims who /were permitted to travel out to spiritual destinations between the towns until the British set up their chain of hills stations, which promoted access and travel inside the district. Himachal Tourism got a further lift in1894 when the British declared Shimla "The Summer Capital of India".

Himachal Pradesh is one of India's northernmost states, situated in the northwest area of the eminent Himalayas and it separates itself as India's outdoor adventure playground through its changed geology and stunning natural beauty. Himachal Tourism was at first restricted to a few pilgrims who /were permitted to travel out to spiritual destinations between the towns until the British set up their chain of hills stations, which promoted access and travel inside the district. Himachal Tourism got a further lift in1894 when the British declared Shimla "The Summer Capital of India".

Quick forward and Himachal Pradesh are presently known as a 'Destination for all seasons and all reasons' and with so numerous unimaginable spots places to visit within the region. we have limited our Top 15 to help fuel your hunger for something new!

15 INCREDIBLE PLACES TO VISIT IN HIMACHAL PRADESH & A GUIDE TO HIMACHAL TOURISM

Flaunting wonderful mountain towns, customary hill stations, honeymoon commendable resorts and an excess of outdoor adventures, Himachal Pradesh has something for everybody.

Kangra

Kangra (once Nagarkot) is one of the most beautiful valleys of the lower Himalayas and is a zone well known for expressions and artworks. Guesthouses in the Kangra Valley give stunning perspectives on the mountains and many give additional offices like Ayurveda massages, fitness centres, horse riding and pools.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN KANGRA Brajeshwari Temple Visit Kangra Fort

Kareri Lak Baijnath Temple Kangra Art Museum Jwala Devi Temple Chamunda Devi Temple and Pragpur Village. Mediavine

SANGLA

One of the most charming valleys in the entire Kinnaur District, Sangla Valley is an ideal escape from the hustle-clamor of the swarming cities. The Sangla (Baspa) Valley begins at Karcham and closures at Chitkul (click here for the ideal Delhi to Chitkul agenda) Sangla is the significant town in the valley with a petroleum siphon, Bank ATMs, Post Office, Restaurants, Bar, mid-range hotels and shops.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN SANGLA

Kamru Fort Bering Nag Temple Sangla Meadow the Buddhist Monastery Batseri Village Chitkul Village (directly on the Indo-Tibetan fringe) and the Tibetan Wood Carving Center.

Shimla

The capital and biggest city in Himachal Pradesh, Shimla (Simla) and is one of the most acclaimed hill stations, wealthy in frontier history. Proclaimed by the British as the 'Summer Capital of India' this town's this present town's enamoring characteristic excellence, the atmosphere is bound to leave any tourist overwhelmed. Convenience accessible all through the city is of an elevated requirement and in case you're searching for a place to stay, look at these hotels in Shimla.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN SHIMLA

Mall Road The Ridge Institute of Advanced Studies (pictured above); Jakhoo Temple Christ Church (second oldest church in North India); and Toy Train to Kalka and Road trip from Shimla to Manali Kalka makes for an incredible trip from Shimla and is the end for the Shimla-Kalka toy train. The train course is one of the most pleasant on the planet and goes through in excess of a hundred passages.

Dalhousie

Dalhousie is one of the most well-known hill stations in Himachal Pradesh and is based nearby five slopes: Kathalagh, Potreyn, Terah, Bakrota and Bhangra. Bordered by snow-covered pinnacles, and interspersed by lakes and cascades, it is known as the Little Switzerland of India. With more than 600 hotels in the territory (making impermanent positions for as much as 5,000 individuals every year), a variety of accommodation options suit every budget.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN statues and architecture Dalhousie

Panch Pulla (cascades/outing spots and a moderate trip); Chamara Lake Satdhara Falls Khajjiar (underneath); and where stream boating, rock climbing and trekking are available. Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary (Leopard, bear, deer, langur, jackal, Himalayan Black Marten, Barking Goral and countless beautiful birds can be spotted here) St John Church (the most established church in the town) Subhash Baoli (an enduring spring which has medicinal properties and accepted to have relieved the political dissident, Subhash Chandra Bose, of his infirmity) Daikund Peak Gandhi Chowk Shopping Plaza Bakrota Hills and chamba . KHAJJIAR

Simply a short drive from Dalhousie is the town of Khajjiar, which is considered as a 'Little Switzerland' - and offers an exceptional blend of woodlands, lakes and fields. With a couple of convenience choices, be that as it may, it could worth staying in Dalhousie and making the short excursion to Khajjiar for your outdoor activity fix.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN KHAJJIAR

Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary Khajjiar Lake Khajjiar Trek Horse riding Paragliding Zorbing Brilliant Devi Temple Ruler Shiva Statue and Tibetan Handicrafts Center

Mandi

Situated on the banks of River Beas, Mandi shows some old palaces and exquisite examples of colonial architecture. With a mix of warm and chilly climate, the city hotels the lakes and nurseries give a much-needed refresher for its guests, and it the business passage town to Kullu and Manali.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN MANDI

Pandoh Dam Rewalsar Lake Parashar Lake Janjehli (A treat for experience buffs, Janjehli is an ideal spot for exercises like travelling. With a path up to 3300 m, nonetheless, this spot is right around 67 km from Mandi) Divide Nagar (a town known for its common magnificence); Kamlah Fort Shikhari Devi Temple (at 3332m!) and Tattapani (common natural hot springs).

Kullu

Kullu is a nature darling's heaven. Bountiful with lavish greenery, immaculate waterway streams and an awesome atmosphere, Kullu is known as one of the most famous places of interest in Himachal Pradesh. Commonly travellers consolidate visits to Mandi and Kullu in one excursion, and is a genuine one trip, and is a true outdoor adventure-lovers paradise.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN KULLU

Raghunath Temple The Great Himalayan National Park Boating Fishing Traveling Hanogi Mata Templeand Fellowship Peak

MANALI

At an extraordinary height of 6260 feet above ocean level, Manali is one of the most mainstream, excellent and spectacular hill stations in India. Its characteristic excellence has guaranteed it has gotten one of the most visited slope stations and is a most loved objective for couples and honeymooners.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN MANALI

Solang Valley Rohtang Pass (canvassed in snow throughout the entire year) Hadimba Temple Wilderness Rafting Journeying Pony Riding Zorbing Vashisht Baths (sanctuary with normal underground aquifers) Chandrakhani Pass Gayatri Temple

Kaza

Kaza is isolated into two sections: old and new Kaza, each obliging government workplaces and ruler's castle separately. Cloisters, Gompas and other memorable marvels add appeal to this generally mysterious city which is today a superb mix of advancement and exceptional antiquated culture that will leave you captivated.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN KAZA

Ki Monastery Dhankar Monasteries Kibber Village Komic Village Kumzm Pass Chandratal Lake Dhankar Lake Pin Valley National Park and Shop for unadulterated fleece wraps, rugs and woolen garments.

Manikaran

Manikaran is known as a significant journey objective for the two Sikhs and Hindus. The natural aquifers, strict propensities, and beautiful surroundings attract. There are three underground hot springs where one can take a bath, one being inside the Gurudwara itself and the other two have been privatized by the guesthouses.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN MANIKARAN

Sri Guru Nanak Devji Gurudwara The Hot Springs Ruler Ramachandra Temple Harinder Mountain and Kulant Pith.

Parvati Valley

Arranged in Parvati Valley, on the banks of the Parvati River, in transit between Bhuntar to Manikaran, it is the traveller centre point for Israelis, with indications of different bistros and eateries in Hebrew serving incredible food and cooking styles from around the globe. Kasol is likewise a shelter for experience buffs, adventurers and explorers. With a charming atmosphere all around the year and low populace thickness, any season is the ideal season to visit.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN KASOL

Parvati River - ideal for lazing, wilderness boating and trout fishing! Tosh (a town with misleading streets, nonconformist culture and some staggering view) Malana (little, conventional town) Trekking and Climbing. DHARAMSALA The second winter capital of the Indian province of Himachal Pradesh and is popular as the blessed habitation of the Dalai Lama alongside the base camp of the Central Tibetan Administration (the Tibetan government estranged abroad).

TOP THINGS TO DO IN DHARAMSALA

Dharamshala Cricket Ground St John in the Wilderness Church War Memorial Gyuoto Monastery Tea Gardens Triund Dayhike close to McLeod Ganj (where the Dalai Lama dwells) Tsuglagkhang Bhagsu Falls Tibetan Museum and Kangra Art Museum.

Solan

Solan is named after the Hindu goddess Shoolini Devi. Consistently in the long stretch of June, a reasonable commending the goddess is held, including a 3-day mela at the focal Thodo grounds. It is known as the "Mushroom city of India" due to the immense mushroom cultivating in the zone as and was delegated as the "City of Red Gold", regarding the mass creation of tomatoes in the region.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN SOLAN

Shoolini Temple Kuthar Fort Solan Brewery Menri Monastery Kids' Park Majathal Sanctuary (natural life asylum that is a forested zone and has a wide assortment of greenery and the imperilled Cheer Pheasant)and Go shopping

Kufri

Kufri is a little hill station not a long way from the State Capital of Shimla. Kufri has a Himalayan natural life zoo which has uncommon pronghorns, cats and winged creatures including the Himalayan Monal, the state fowl of Himachal Pradesh. During winter a wandering way through the potato manors transforms into a well-known ski track.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN KUFRI

Indira Tourist Park Chini (Bungalow which is renowned for its statues and architecture); and Kufri Fun World.

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