HillStations

Traveling to Kullu Manali is best by air, as the nearest airport is only 10km from Kullu. By road, it is 550km from Delhi and 200km from Ambala.

Kullu is quite a religious place and has plenty of temples. Manali is said to have been named after Lord Manu who has the only temple in the world devoted to him, at Manali. The Kullu valley…

Hidimba Devi Temple is the most celebrated temple in Manali. It is surrounded by cedar forests and is situated at the foot of the Himalayas. Rohtang Pass is another popular tourist spot in Manali. Being the highest (about thirteen thousand feet), it is quite cold even in summer! You should also visit Vashisht, a hamlet with natural sulphur springs…

Kullu is mostly known for its magnificent temples. Manikaran (45km from Kullu) is well known for how water springs. It is said that Parvati (Lord Shiva’s bride) lost her earring here which was the cause of…

The scenic beauty of Naggar, once capital of Kullu, is simply out of this world. You will find a quaint fort…

Manali is very well known for skiing. In fact, there are some reputed institutes offering coaching services for skiing. Hiking is also very popular here and you will never tire easily because of the cool climate even in summer. Other adventure sports include paragliding, kayaking…

We display some videos taken by tourists here at Kullu Manali. Its really interesting to see the Rohtang Pass, sight seeing, etc and also the Sulphur Springs at…

Map of Kullu and Manali hill stations. Sine they’re so close, we have put only one map.

Dalhousie was named after its founder Lord Dalhousie who was the then British Viceroy. Dalhousie is combined of 5 hills – Kathlog, Potreyn, Tehra, Bakrota and Balun. There are several ways to reach Dalhousie. The nearest airport is Pathankot. From there, it is just a drive of 2 to 3 hours. There are several buses which also go to Dalhousie, from Delhi, Dehradun,…

There are 84 temples which abound the mountainous hill station Dalhousie. Although they’re quite old (some of them dating back to the 7th century) there in very good condition and show signs of lasting for many more years to come. While the natives here follow Lord Shiva, Nag Devta and Devi, the regular town folks mostly follow Lord Shiva. The Bhot tribe live in the Pangi valley and practice polygamy…

There are several churches you can visit in Dalhousie. If you’re fond of museums, there’s a good one worth checking out at Chamba. Khajjiar is another place you should certainly visit. The highest peak in Dalhousie is Upper Bakrota and you will feel like…

Some cool videos of Dalhouse here. The mist, the snow, the view of Khajjiar and Chamba, the adventure in a balloon ball, and some more!