City: Himachal Pradesh
Top Things to do in Himachal Pradesh
Top Hotels in Himachal Pradesh
- 1. juSTa Cliffend Resort & Spa Mashobra, Shimla
- 2. The Orchard Greens
- 3. The Orchard Greens Resort & Spa
- 4. Apple Country Resort
- 5. Snow Peak Retreat & Cottages Manali
- 6. Snow Valley Resorts
- 7. juSTa Birding Dharamshala Resort
- 8. Marigold Sarovar Portico Shimla
- 9. Sun Park Resort Manali
- 10. The Posh Hotel
Top 10 Things to do Good for Big Groups in Himachal Pradesh, India
Himachal Pradesh ([ɦɪmaːtʃəl prəd̪eːʃ] ( listen); literally "snow-laden province") is a state of India located in North India. Situated in the Western Himalayas, it is bordered by states of Jammu and Kashmir on the north, Punjab on the west, Haryana on the southwest, Uttarakhand on the southeast, and the Tibet Autonomous Region on the east. At its southernmost point, it also touches the state of Uttar Pradesh. The state's name was coined from the Sanskrit—Him means 'snow' and achal means 'land' or 'abode'—by acharya Diwakar Datt Sharma, one of the state's eminent Sanskrit scholars.
Restaurants in Himachal Pradesh
1. Spiti Valley
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 295 reviews
Reviewed By ShatakshiG1 - Noida, India
I did 7 days road trip from Delhi to Spiti. I must say,Spiti is must to be visited destination in India. Some of the most beautiful places we saw on our trip are below Day 1: Reaching Manali and exploring Day 2: Manali to Kaza Day 3: Tabo and Gue -Gue village of spiti is known for mummy of a lama,India’s only Natural Mummy.It is around 500 years old and still intact with teeth and skin. Villagers once in a year gather to cut the nails and hairs, yes they grow ,though very little but yes Day 4:- Hikkim, Komic, Langza, Key and Kibber -Hikkim at an altitude of 4440 m, this place has highest post office in the world komic-world’s highest village in spiti connected with motorable road Day 5:Kaza to chandratal-Lake of moon Day 6: Chandrataal to Manali Day 7: Manali to Delhi
2. Tirthan Valley
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 317 reviews
Reviewed By Uniquesunny - New Delhi, India
The "New Normal" and a "New World" we are living in, but somethings just don't go away, for a person like me, its "travelling and exploring" . Since this pandemic started, people like me have been locked inside and working from home, the routine has just been, work, bed, back to work. I really wanted to break those shackles and wanted to have a break, a vacation, but not a "Sightseer" kind, rather a place I can have peace and really, "Do Nothing". As most of us do, research before you travel, and in these times, you really should do a thorough one. I won't go into the details but I found this property to be almost ticking every box. Due to loads of checking, a landslide causing a de-tour, took me 17 hours from Delhi, and reached at 10 PM. The owner, Mr. Panki Sood, was well connected with me on phone since the booking was done, which did help in getting more information, over and above a thought , someone is waiting for you Once reached, was happy to see that they are serious of following health norms, my stuff sanitized, temp check done, shoes to be taken off outside, and get my Covid test negative certificate. Also, for the first 3 days, good social distancing was maintained which does give a confidence, that they are serious in keeping themselves and the visiting guests safe. Spent few days just inside the property and loved the food, the views, the sound of the river which is practically touching the property. They have a dedicated kitchen which prepares homely food and hey, they take special requests, so if you want some good fish, non-veg dish or any local delicacy, just ask for it They also have a bonfire place and a good seating arrangement at different places where one can read a book or just relax. They also have a stream of fresh water, which I just loved. Having lived few days in trekking and tenting on remote hills, i know that these natural water stream have the best thing you can give to your body, purest form of water. Mr. Panki runs a school which is located just next to the property and in these difficult times, he is giving it back to the society by ensuring that local kids get what they need in that age, he also arrange volunteer session and virtual session for online studies. I really want to thank him for giving me an opportunity to talk to those kids and conduct a session through which I shared some of my own life experiences and take some lessons from the kids too To just close with the essence, this property gives you peace of mind over and above everything else you would like to be in your travel plans, along with those minutest details which brings a smile and make you thing, right choice made.
3. Kareri Lake
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By imnomadgirl
We highly recommend this trek. Offbeat and less crowded. We trekked with thetravelmonk.com . everything was managed by them 3D-2N Package EX-Dharamshala, incl Trek, Guide Stay, Food and Bus stand transfers. Everything was very well managed. River camping on day-1 was an add-on and provided complimentary. you have to ask for it. Toilet facility(Western) was a relief. As there were none at the location. Highly recommended for Lady trekkers. Proper sanitization of camps and sleeping bags was done. Contact-8146654329 for details.
4. Jakhu Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,025 reviews
Reviewed By 341shantanup - Navi Mumbai, India
jakhu Temple is the highest place in Shimla. There is a roapway passing through the mall road.There is a hanuman statue.akhu Temple Shimla. Deriving its name from Hindi word Yakhsa - mythological characters in Hindu mythology who are a link between human and gods; Jakhu / Jakhoo is a famous temple dedicated to the monkey god- Lord Hanuman. I stayed at jakhu temple for one hour. And back down by roapway.
5. Parvati Valley
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By BareBabu
We chose Hotel Rainbow Inn for staying at Kasol during 01-02/03/21. Receptionist Tenzing, a tiny Himachali girl impressed us greatly by her pleasant and helpful behaviour. There was live music and bonfire in the evening. We were satisfied very much with the facilities provided at the hotel, mountain views from the hotel balcony, the sounds of the Parvati river while resting on the bed. Way to Chalal village begins from the door step of Hotel Rainbow Inn, Kasol. Thanks and blessings to Tenzing - Subrata Sarkar, Midnapore
6. Kalka - Shimla Railway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,791 reviews
This railway was built in 1903 to connect the summer capital of India to Punjab.
7. Norbulingka Institute
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,186 reviews
This institute is dedicated to the preservation of Tibetan culture.
Reviewed By 703sushmitah - Sydney, Australia
What an amazing place and how beautifully crafted by Japanese architect Narenka to plan it as an Avalokiteshvara ! We toured the art studios and saw the students at work. The temple is lovely the gift shop worth a visit Proceeds go to the scholarships for the students The doll museum depicts Tibetan history very well I will certainly send my artist daughter to do some workshops Out guide was great ????
8. Hidimba Devi Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,797 reviews
Reviewed By abhi420 - Indore, India
Divine place with years of history attached to it.Temple has a attraction & a sense of calm to it.Surrounded with tall trees all around make its even better.You can spent few hours around temple area as well
9. Prashar Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 248 reviews
Reviewed By vidyakr321 - Kerala, India
Prashar lake winter trekking ❤️ The on-foot excursion to Prashar Lake is among the most popular treks in Himalayas due to its moderate difficulty level and scenery en route. When done in winters, the journey to this about 9000-feet high pond becomes even better as snow dominates the landscape all around.The Prashar Lake winter trek begins from the bus stop in Baggi village, leading you along numerous scissor bends. During the hike, you will be required to scale several ridges and moderately high peaks, from where you will get clear views of the great Himalayan Mountains. Another highlight of the Prashar Lake trek is that it leads you through dense forests of pines and deodars, where you may get a chance to see the regional wildlife. Though the elevation of the lake is just 9000 feet and the difficulty level of the hike is easy, the winter season and snow might pose a bit of a challenge. Pack good-quality woollens, shoes with spikes, sunglasses, sunscreen and walking sticks (if required) for an enjoyable Prashar Lake snow trek.
10. Beas River
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,358 reviews
The Beas River also known as the Biás or Bias, is a river in north India. The river rises in the Himalayas in central Himachal Pradesh, India, and flows for some 470 kilometres to the Sutlej River in the Indian state of Punjab.
Reviewed By ama89pro - LaSalle, Canada
We thoroughly enjoyed our white water rafting excursion on the Beas River from the Nature Park in Jhiri. It was our first time doing this activity. But, our guide was fantastic and went above and beyond his duties to make sure that were safe and, above all, create and record an exciting memory of a lifetime! Set right in between stately mountains on either side of the river, our 12km rafting was absolutely thrilling and breath-taking, enhanced by sights of glorious eagles soaring just above us! Definitely a must for all! Be prepared to be in awe of God's endless beauty in creation!
