(7 min read) Set out to explore the enthralling charms of Dharamshala and Palampur, which are tucked away in the majestic embrace of the Himalayas. Take in a tapestry woven with lush tea estates, serene alpine scenes, colorful Tibetan customs, and a symphony of mouthwatering local flavors. A. Meeting with Himalayan Grace: Nestled in the…
In the centre of Shimla’s bustling ridge is a tranquil reminder of its colonial heritage: Christ Church. This church, with its pale yellow exterior, tall…
The Viceregal Lodge, locally known as the Rashtrapati Niwas, stands as a memento of India’s colonial history as it is located at the peak of…
Rohtang Pass, located at a height of 13,058 feet (3,978 meters), is probably one of the most well-known mountain passes in the high altitudes of…
The Atal Tunnel, located in the Himalayas in India, represents a remarkable milestone in modern engineering and is a portal to the beautiful regions of…
Solang Valley, also known as ‘Snow Valley’, is located in the Kullu district, Himachal Pradesh. Approximately 14 kilometers northwest of Manali, Solang Valley is a…
Chamera Lake is a picturesque man-made reservoir on the Ravi River caused by the construction of the Chamera Dam, located close to the town of…
