Nature

1. The Ridge

Shimla

The Ridge has everything, from shops selling some exclusive artefacts to the spectacular view of the snow-capped mountain ranges.

2. Green Valley

Shimla

The Green Valley is a beautiful and breathtaking mountain range that falls on the way to Kufri from Shimla.

3. Naldehra

Shimla

Naldehra is famous for its greenery, golf course and plain view of the mountains filled with pine, cedar and deodar trees.

4. Theog

Shimla

Theog in Himachal Pradesh, warmly wrapped in the arms of the mighty Himalayas, one of the less crowded attractions of the state.

5. Shoghi

Shimla

Shoghi, a small hill station just 13 Kms. from Shimla is abundant in natural scenic beauty and a large variety of flora and fauna.

6. Kufri

Shimla

Kufri is known for its tranquil surroundings, breathtaking views as well as distinct stunning locales, it is known as one of the best places to visit in Shimla. Kufri is popular as the Switzerland.

7. Tirthan Valley

Kullu Manali

Located in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh, Tirthan Valley derives its name from the Tirthan river, which winds its way through it.

8. Jalori Pass

Kullu Manali

Jalori Pass is a high mountain pass at an elevation of 3.134m above the sea level, situated in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh.

9. Great Himalayan National Park

Kullu Manali

The Great Himalayan National Park is located in Kullu region. The park was established in 1984 , altitudes within the park range between 1500 and 6000 m.

10. Beas River

Kullu Manali

The Beas River is a river in north India. Beas river originates from Beas Kund. The river rises in the Himalayas in central Himachal Pradesh, India.

11. Hudan Valley

Chamba

The Hudan Valley is worth watching the nature such as lake, mountain range with snow peaks. It is one of the most beautiful place of Chamba.

12. Tea Gardens

Dharamshala

The smallest tea region of India, Dharamshala has beautifully lined and organized tea gardens across the Kangra Valley. It is known for its good quality tea.

13. Dainkund Peak

Dalhousie

It is the highest point in Dalhousie, the peak offers a bird’s eye view of the astonishing verdant valleys and mountains, Dainkund Peak is worth exploring.

14. Chamera Lake

Dalhousie

The Chamera Lake is a captivating traveller’s destination. This lake was formed because of the Chamera Dam in the district of Dalhousie.

15. Satdhara Falls

Dalhousie

Satdhara Falls are one of the most popular sightseeing attractions of Dalhousie. The water in these springs contains several medicinal properties that cure diseases and ailments.

16. Ganji Pahari

Dalhousie

Ganji Pahari is a scenic hill located near Dalhousie. During winters, the same terrain is covered in a thick coat of snow.

17. Bakrota Hills

Dalhousie

This is the highest area in Dalhousie and is circled by a road called Bakrota walk which leads to Khajjar. The area is surrounded by deodar trees and hills all around.

18. Kareri Lake

Kangra

The Kareri Lake is a shallow fresh water lake, originating from the melting of Dhauladhar Ranges.

19. Fruit Orchards

Parwanoo

Parwanoo experiences amazing weather which is suitable for the production of apples and peaches.

20. Kasauli

Solan

The quiet and calm town, Kasauli with Pine trees and hills all around, with just the right amount of hustle and bustle and down its Mall road.

21. Chandratal Lake

Spiti Valley

Chandratal Lake is often referred to as one of the most beautiful lakes located at an altitude of about 4300 m in the mighty Himalayas.

22. Kibber

Spiti Valley

Kibber, also known as Kyibar, is a small village located in the Spiti Valley at an altitude of 4270m in Himachal Pradesh.

23. Gunehar Waterfalls

Bir Billing

Gunehar Waterfalls is the prime attraction of the Gunehar village, tucked away on a hillock around 1.5 km away from Bir in Himachal Pradesh.

24. Palampur

Bir Billing

With pine and deodar forests and tea gardens encircling the town and numerous streams pouring in, Palampur is a popular town of Himachal Pradesh.

25. Bangoru Waterfall

Bir Billing

Bangoru Waterfall, situated at about 4.5km from the Bir Tibetan Colony, is one of Bir’s small waterfalls that is a relatively secluded and less-popular attraction.