Shimla, Manali & Rohtang Pass – Part 2
In my previous post, I wrote about Pinjore garden, Kufri, Manali hills, Naggar village and Solang Nala Valley. On 4rth day after coming back…
Read MoreIn the lap of the great Himalayan Ranges lies this mesmerising state of Himachal Pradesh. Possessing an enviable diversity of natural beauty, Himachal Pradesh cradles snow capped mountains, snow fed rivers, dense deodar forests, cultivated terraces and apple orchards within itself. Fondly called as “Devbhumi” or land of the Gods, this land welcomes visitors to enjoy the natural splendour of Rajgarh Valley, Chail, Great Himalayan National Park and Pin Valley National Park. For a peek into the past, there are historical sites like Sujanpur Tihra and Kangra Fort.
Bird watchers would love the Maharana Pratap Sagar Lake Sanctuary, which attracts multitudes of migratory ducks from the Siberian region during winter months. Himachal Pradesh has pleasant summers and cold winters with snowfall in some places. Many favoured destinations for those who wish to get away from the heat of the plains are the hill stations of Simla, Dalhousie, Kasauli, Manali and Chail.
In my previous post, I wrote about Pinjore garden, Kufri, Manali hills, Naggar village and Solang Nala Valley. On 4rth day after coming back…
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Last year, I was planning a long trip, I wanted to go Manali, even have booked two tickets for Volvo to Manali through Rao…
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After the first day , the next day route was a follows – DAY-2 28th March’11 SHIMLA – DHALLI – KUFRI – FAGU –…
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It was mid of February 2011 when all of a sudden me and my husband planned this trip to Shimla. Since he had to…
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I came back just couple of days before and I am still dreaming how those four beautiful days passed in Himachal Pradesh.It had been…
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M turned up at our residence to say that he is on leave just as when we were busy packing our bags for Matiana,…
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The first stretch was comparatively pleasant because the rains had ceased and also because the upcoming hiking and biking session was bound to be very tough. After all, some bikes weighed 21 kgs and these riders had to carry their bikes on their shoulders when it was not possible to ride them – which was almost all of the 12 kilometres. By the end of this stretch, we, the photographers, were dead tired. But the riders were much better off than us.
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“Finally, when we reached our destination it was pitch dark, cold and the only sound that we heard were the incessant bark of village dogs”
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4th Aug (Manali – Keylong) We started from Manali @ 7 AM in rain and fog as we didn’t have much choice. Entire stretch…
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This series is about my bike trip to Ladakh & Nubra Valley in year 2006. Its long time since I did this trip but…
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We visited Kasauli during the monsoons this year. The road and gastronomical issues, etc. have been discussed in Part I. We arrived at Kasauli…
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Jagdish, negotiated a sharp turn at Karcham leaving behind mighty Satluj which so far flowed along the road leading to Chitkul the last village…
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