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Himachal Pradesh Hill Station :
Kullu:
Kullu is situated 270 kms far from Chandigarh and 512 kms from Delhi at an altitude of 1220m above sea level. It is also called the 'Silver Valley' and long been a centre of faith. The people of Kullu enjoys every festival in India mainly Dussera which is famous all over. This is the most popular hill stations of India because of its natural beauty, peaceful atmosphere, Best time to visit this wonderful hill station is Mid-September to Mid-November.
Attractions : Major Attractions are Vaishno Devi Temple, Jagannathi Devi Temple, Bijli Mahadev Temple, Raghunathji Temple and Sultanpur Palace |
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How to reach:
By Air: Nearest Airport is Bhuntar(10 kms).
Road: Kullu Bus Stand is directly connected to Dharamsala, Shimla, Chandigarh or Delhi. |
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Manali:
This wonderful heaven gifted by mother nature is situated in 32 kms far from Kullu valley and 280 kms north of the state capital Shimla at an altitude of 2,050m above sea level. The term “Manali” is derived from Manavalaya which means the Home of Manu (a holy sage of Hindus).
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This place is also famous for various adventure sports like hiking, mountaineering, gliding, rafting, mountainbiking, skiing, etc.Throughout the year, this peaceful place is crowded with tourists and their activities.
Attractions : Major Attractions of Manali includes Hadimba Temple, Arjun Gufa, Jagatsukh, Kothi, Monasteries, Rahala Waterfalls, Rohtang pass, Manu Temple, , Vashist Temples and Hot water Springs and Solang Valley.
How to Reach :
By Air : Nearest airport is Bhuntar (52 km) and have regular flights from Delhi via Shimla. By Rail : Nearest railway Station is Jogindernagar (135 km).
By Bus : Manali Bus Stand is well connected to Delhi via Mandi (585 km), and Shimla (270 kms). |
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Dalhousie:
This hill station spreads over an area of 4 square km on five low-level hills at the western edge of the Dhauladhar range, just east of the Ravi River. It is a place of charming architecture, and eye catching beautiful churches as this is built by Britishers in their own style. Attraction : Major Attractions includes Panchpula, its Churches mainly St. Andrew's Church, St. Patrick Church, St. Francis Church and St. John's Church, Subhash Baoli, Kalatop and Bara Pathar
How to reach Dalhousie
By Air : Nearest Airport is Amritsar (188 kms).
By Rail: Nearest Railway Station is Pathankot (80 kms
By Road: Dalhousie Bus stand is connected to Amritsar 188 kms, , Pathankot 80 kms, Jammu 188 kms.Chamba 56 kms,Jalandhar 192 kms, Manali 402 kms, Khajjiar 27 kms, Delhi 563 kms, Chandigarh 352 kms and Dharamshala 143 kms . |
| Chamba:
One of the well-known and popular hill stations of Himachal Pradesh situated on the south bank of the Ravi River and just 56 kms far from Dalhausie via Khajjiar. It was founded by Raja Varman and named it on his daughter Champavati.
Its location amidst of the Shivalik range makes it more attractive to true nature lovers. Best time to visit this hill station is between March to June.
Attractions : Laxmi Narayan Temple along with 6 other temples
dedicated to Lord Shiva and Vishnu, Brajeshwari Devi Temple,
Chamunda Devi Temple, Sui Mata Temple, Bhuri Singh Museum and Gandhi Gate .
How to Reach :
Air : Nearest airport is Dharamshala connected to Delhi.
Rail: Nearest railway Station is Pathankot (120 kms) which is
connected to all the major cities of India.
Road: Chamba Bus Stand is well connected to other major nearest cities. |
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