5 Most Scenic and Adventurous Places To Visit In Himachal

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Himachal Pradesh, the land blessed with natural beauty, for both the adventurous and not so adventurous, is a perfect summer holiday destination. There is an aura of freshness to be found everywhere and as the name suggests this place abounds with mountains and valleys, making it one of the most popular hill stations in India. Plus, it has other unique aspects that not many would know and is a subject of pursuit by only a few.

Below are the five prime destinations in Himachal that are worth the visit.

Dalhousie:-

This well known hill station was established by the British Governor-General Lord Dalhousie. Colonial dwellings with British architecture, scenic landscapes, natural springs and a soothing day-weather makes it one of the favourites on the list. For the adventure enthusiasts, it has many trekking trails and ‘nature escapades’ offering some of the most picturesque scenery there is to see in India. And if one just wants to laze and have a relaxing holiday, then Dalhousie is the answer. The best season to visit Dalhousie is between March and July.

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Kasauli:-

A most peaceful town in Himachal with mansions and villas representing Victorian architecture, snowy hillocks and thick forests, Kasauli is small but a beautiful hill station.
This pleasant town has wonderful chapels, apple farms and some of the best bird-watching spots. Be it the lazy wanderer or the nature lover, Kasauli has got it all. The best season to visit Kasauli is from April to November.

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Shimla:-

Shimla is arguably  the most popular destination in the Himachal region and is a favourite among movie-makers both from Bollywood and Hollywood. Shimla is full of adventure but is also a paradise for a perfect family holiday and even for a honeymoon. Ice skating is popular here, along with trekking and river rafting. The best time to visit Shimla is between March and June.

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Khajjiar:-

If there is one place which can be called India’s mini Switzerland, then it has to be Khajjiar. The Khajjiar Lake and Chamera Lake intensify the town’s appeal which makes it a perfect spot for picnics.

Tourists come to visit the Khajji Naga temple which is revered by the locals. The best season to visit Khajjiar is between the months of March and October.

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Manali:-

Life takes a serene mode here and the natural beauty of Manali makes it even more inviting to the holiday maker. This well-known mountain destination offers  many activities like trekking, river rafting, skiing and rock climbing. From the Rohtang Pass to the Solang Valley, Manali is a dream come true, for the young and old alike. Kothi is a scenic hamlet and has an exhilarating view of a deep ravine through which the Beas flows swiftly.
The best season to visit Manali is between May to October.

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So, you see, it’s impossible to resist the lure of Himachal Pradesh!! Start planning your holiday to this dream destination right away!

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Arjan comes from a family of professional cricketers. His grandfather, father and uncle have all represented India. Arjan himself captained the Indian Under 19 Team, and has played first class cricket for Tamil Nadu. He is a qualified coach, a BCCI match referee and even holds a world record in cricket! Arjan’s cricket career saw him travel extensively across the world. He has since discovered that he has an insatiable wander lust and a flair for planning itineraries for family and friends – a love and skill that has naturally progressed into setting up Get Up and Go. Arjan is a certified scuba diver and has bungee jumped, sky dived and paraglided several times. He has been to every continent and corner of the world, reveling in exotic foods and myriad photo ops; from walking the Inca Trail in Peru, to swimming with Whale sharks in Mexico… Arjan has even come face to face with a Great White Shark in South Africa! “I want to share all my varied journeys with fellow travellers so they can experience, first hand, something that has been so rewarding for me.”