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Kasol is a photogenic hamlet upon the banks of Parvati River often referred to as the ‘Israel of India’. Hippies, backpackers and trekkers move to Kasol for adventurous activities. It has a stunning landscape where the mountains are snow-capped. There are trekking routes both for the beginners and the experienced trekkers. The staying option is also budget-friendly while the cafes are charming. Near to Kasol is Chalal, the tiny hamlet popular for serene environment. So, Kasol should be the first place to visit in the Himachal.

Shimla is a beautiful and mesmerizing hill station featuring picturesque vistas at its every nook. Come and experience the colonial-era architecture such as Viceregal Lodge, the Gaiety Theatre, the Town Hall or the Christ Church by visiting Shimla. It is right at Himalayan foothills where the snow-capped mountains add to the beauty and the charm of the hill station. During the winters, the charm and appeal increases by manifolds.

Located at an elevation of 1900 meters, Kasauli is a tiny colonial town. We can say that Kasauli has fewer attractions and less population but the air is fresh and unadulterated. The environment is peaceful and serene too. There is an abundance of nature here to attract the travellers. Some of the worth visiting places in Kasuali are the Christ Church, the Baptish Church, Monkey Point, Kasauli Club and the Nahri Temple.

In the Kangra Valley is Dharamshala which enjoys the best climate in the entire Himachal Pradesh. Dhauladhar Mountains is really beautiful and has many trekking routes. The town of Dharamshala is full of architectural and cultural attractions. The shops, the cafes and the restaurants cater to the Tibetan community and the multicultural Indian community.

At an elevation of more than 3800 meters is the Spiti Valley which is full of Buddhist monasteries. The place is flocked by both spiritual and adventure travellers. You may take up plenty of adventure activities like mountain biking, trekking, wildlife spotting and white-water rafting.

Located at an altitude of 2000 meters is Manali, another wonderful hill station just after Shimla. The picture-perfect hill station draws travellers from all across the globe. It is full of deodar forest, lush pine and snow-capped mountains. It has valleys and waterfalls to attract the travellers. Come and check the Tibetan monasteries and a series of ancient temples.

Chitkul, the small and charming village, is in Himachal Pradesh. The scenic beauty of Chitkul is sure to win your heart although there isn’t much to see here.

The year-round travel destination, Dalhousie, is most stunning during winters. Dalhousie is full of mountains, lakes, lush pines and the cascading waterfalls. If you are visiting Himachal, then do include Dalhousie in the travel itinerary.

Amid the Deodar forest lay Khajjiar which is full of snow-capped mountains and verdant meadows. “The Mini Switzerland of India”, as Khajjiar is addressed, is gorgeous and is best for wildlife spotting. You may take a variety of activities like horse riding, forest trekking and paragliding.

Kullu is famous for the Green Himalayan Range, the Temples, the hill station and nature and is situated on the banks of River Beas. The Kullu valley is popularly known as the ‘Valley of Gods’. So, the next time you visit Himachal, don’t forget to include the above-mentioned places in the travel itinerary. You may plan the tour according to the areas that interest you.