Top Tourist Attractions in Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh is a state which is located in Northern India. Himachal is bordered by Jammu and Kashmir in its north, Punjab in its west, and Haryana and Uttarakhand in its southeast. Himachal is very famous for its natural beauty. It is the third fastest-growing economical state in India. Also, it holds the fourth position in the highest per capita income. Himachal is located in the Western Himalayas.

It is also called a mountain state. Himachal is very famous for the handcrafts works. The climate is very pleasing which gives a feel that it is a paradise. We have discussed most of the tourist places in Himachal Pradesh.

The Main Tourist Attractions of Himachal Pradesh are Given Below.

• Rohtang pass
• Chamba
• Kangra
• Shimla
• Kullu
• Manali
• Dalhousie
• Palampur
• Kasauli
• Kinnaur

Rohtang Pass

Rohtang Pass is located fifty-one kilometers from Manali. It is at an altitude of four thousand one hundred and eleven meters. The Rohtang pass lies on the highway to Keylong. The pass will remain open from May to November. This will be the best place for trekkers. This serves as a gateway to Lahaul Spiti, Pangi, and Leh Valley. There are beautiful sights of glaciers, mountains, and valleys.

Kangra

Kangra is a famous city in Himachal Pradesh, which is located at 32.10 N 76.270 E. Kangra Valley is the most beautiful place in the lower Himalayas. There are famous Buddhist temples in Kangara. You can also opt for an exciting Holiday Tour Package in Himachal which will take you on a journey through famous temples like Bajreshwari Devi, Chamunda Devi, Jwala Devi, and Baijnath Shiv temple. This is a nice place to visit with family.

Kullu and Manali

Kullu Manali remains snow-capped throughout the year. The entrance route to Kullu Manali is via Chandigarh. During the summer season, the temperature reaches a maximum of 280C and a minimum of 200C. The languages spoken in Kullu Manali are Himachali, Hindi, and English. The religion followed there are Hinduism and Buddhism. The best time to visit Kullu Manali is from April - June or September-December.

Kullu Manali Contains Many Attractive Tourist Spots. Some of the Places Are

• Hadimba Temple,
• Rehala Falls,
• The Manali Gompa,
• Monasteries,
• Jagatsukh,
• Solang valley,
• Manu Temple

The Hadimba temple is built with a four-tiered pagoda roof, in 1553. It is built around a natural cave, which contains the footprint of the goddess Hadimba. Rahalla Falls is exactly 51 Kms from Manali. It is located at a height of 3980m and still it remains the Gateway for the districts of Lahaul and Spiti. Rahalla Falls is open from June to November every year and it provides a wonderful view of the entire surroundings. Solang Valley is at the top of Kullu Valley. It is covered with snow, most of the time. Above the Solang Valley is a steep, rocky face called Phatru, which is facing east. Manu temple is at Old Manali, which is approximately 3kms from Mali Road. Nagar is a lovely village which is on a hill surrounded by forests, which was once the capital of Kullu in the 16th century. Temples in Naggar are Shiva Temple and Chaturbhuj Temple.

Dalhousie

Dalhousie is a hill station which is located in the northern state of Himachal Pradesh. It was established in the year 1854 by the British Empire. There are many tourist places in Dalhousie to visit. The main and major attraction is the area near Alla. This is a potato field. The other major attractions of Dalhousie are Dainkund Park, Khajjiar, Village Lohali, Bakrota Hills, and Sadar Bazar. It also serves as a gateway for the ancient Chamba hill state. It is located at an altitude of six thousand to nine thousand feet.