Himachal Pradesh Tourism

Himachal Pradesh North India is one of the most visited top mountain tourist destinations in the Himalayan region. It gifts you with memories that last for a lifetime. Valleys, mountains, ancient monasteries, historical sites, lakes, mountain passes! - The list never ends. Your inner wanderlust will force you to stay here forever. Pick any Himachal travel guide, chances are, you will be struck by its beauty within minutes. This state has a lot to offer. In fact, it is a top tourist attraction in North India!

Most Visited Tourist Destinations of Himachal Pradesh

• Shimla : Visit the neo gothic Christ Church, Viceregal Lodge & other colonial architecture. Hang out at The Mall & attend the Ice Skating Carnival from November.

• Manali : Famous for its rich cultural heritage & age old traditions. Visit its tourist sites like Hidimba Devi & Manu Temple. Visit the bazaar & explore Old Manali.

• Kullu : It’s blessed by nature’s bounty. The Kullu Dusshera in October is celebrated with great vigour. Adventure activities like rafting, camping & hiking are popular.

• Dharamshala : Visit Mcleodganj & find out why it’s called Little Lhasa. A few tourist places are Bhagsunag Falls, Kangra Art Museum & War Memorial.

• Paonta Sahib : Guru Gobind Singh, the 10th Guru, lived here for 10 years. Seek blessings. Enjoy the views of Doon Valley. Go for a picnic at Khodri Dakpathar, about 25 kilometres from here.

• Kangra : Its history dates back to more than 3,500 years. Its top tourist attractions are Kangra Fort, Shree Bajreshwari Devi Temple and Baijnath Shiv Temple.

• Dalhousie : This hill station will win you over with its rich colonial architecture, including churches. The Mall Road, Subhash Baoli & spectacular beauty are its prime attractions.

• Kinnaur : India’s last village, views of Mt. Kinner Kailash & apple orchards, it’s all here in Kinnaur. A few tourist sites are Nichar, Moorang and Kothi.

• Chamba : Its landscape is dotted with lakes, streams, rich wildlife & fertile valleys. It is also dotted with significant historical and architectural landmarks.

• Hamirpur : Dense pine forests and fertile valleys form a major part of its landscape. Two of its major tourist attractions are the historic fort at Sujanpur Tihra & Baba Balak Nath Temple.