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Tabo Map
By train;
The nearest minor railway station located to Tabois in Jogindernagar. While Chandigarh and Shimla are the nearest major railway stations located in close proximity to this hill station. The Chandigarh and Shimla railway stations are well connected to major cities in the country.
By road:
If you intend to travel Tabo via road then the ideal way is to connect to NH-505 i.e. Leh-Manali Highway route which comprises of Bashist, Chhatru, Pangmo, Kibber, Spiti Valley, Kaza, Dhankhar, Siluk, Qurith, before finally arriving at Tabo.
By air:
The closest airport located to Tabo is the Kullu-Manali Airport. The Bhuntar Airport is well connected to major cities in the country such as Dharamsala, Chandigarh, New Delhi, and Shimla.
The summer in Tabo which begins in May and ends in October is extremely pleasant with an average temperature of 13 degree Celsius recorded. There exist no monsoon season in this region. The winter which arrives in November and departs in April is extremely severe with the mercury dropping to below 0 degree Celsius i.e. -37 degree Celsius. So the ideal time to visit this scenic hill station is during the summer from May to October.
The only major tourist attraction located in this picturesque hill station is the Tabo monastery.
Tabo Monastery
Also commonly referred to as the “Ajanta of the Himalayas” is the TaboChos-Khor Monastery. This monastery was established way back in the year 996 AD. It is “home” to priceless Buddhist scroll paintings, magnificent statues in stuccos, frescos etc. Additionally, the complex of this monastery comprises of 8 temples, 23 chortens, and a chamber constructed especially for monks. The eight temples located in this complex are as follows
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Solan Map
By train:
The Kalka railway station located in the Panchkula district of Haryana is the nearest station to Solan.
By road:
There are several state owned and private bus services that are available from Delhi and Chandigarh to Solan.
By flight:
The closest station to Solan is in Chandigarh. The Chandigarh is well connected to most of the major cities and receives regular flights from places such as Mumbai, Jaipur, Srinagar, Delhi etc. Taxi service to Solan is available at the Chandigarh airport.
The climate of Solan can best be described as sub temperate. The summer months of March to May are pleasant with temperature varying from 15 degrees to 25 degrees. Solan experiences irregular to moderate rainfalls during monsoons which begin in June and end in September. The winters from December to February can be harsh with the temperature varying from 20 degrees to -2 degrees. Since the climate in this picturesque city in general is most pleasant during summer the best time would be from March to May.
Nalagarh Palace: Located on the top of a hill, the Nalagarh Palace features nicely trimmed gardens. The architecture depicts a unique combination of Mughal and Indian style. The captivating views of the Shivalik ranges make this heritage resort a popular site.
Kuthar Fort: In close proximity to Arki and Subathu, this fort is an imposing structure that is said to be 800 years old. The area boasts of several fresh-water springs. The Gurkha Fort and Kunihar, located at short distance from this fort, are other must-visit sites.
Majathal Sanctuary: This wildlife hub, sprawling over a wide area, is home to a variety of flora and fauna. These include the endangered Cheer Pheasant, white backed vulture, black francolin, the Himalayan palm civet, yellow throated marten, langur, Himalayan black bear, barking deer, gorals, goats, etc.
Shoolini Temple: This holy temple is devoted to Goddess Sholini. The annual Shoolini fair during the last week of June draws huge crowds.
Kiarighat: It is a scenic spot located on the way from Chandigarh to Shimla.
Darlaghat: Darlaghat is a pristine sanctuary located on the Shimla-Bilasour Road. This sanctuary is home to sambhals, red jungle fowls, leopard, black bear, barking deer, and wild boars. A wide range of migratory birds also can be seen.
Other places of tourist interest in close proximity to Solan include Barog, Salogra, Kasauli, Shoghi, Chail, Parwanoo, Mashobra, Kufri, and Naldehra, are some of the other interesting places located within a close proximity to Solan.
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Shimla Map
By train:
The nearest railway station to Shimla is in Kalka. The Kalka station is very well connected to major cities in the country like Delhi, Chandigarh, Mumbai, Kolkata etc. Taxi services to Shimla are available at Kalka.
By road:
There are many frequent bus services from cities within the state to Shimla. Bus services from major North Indian cities like Delhi and Chandigarh are also available. In terms of starting points, Kullu and Manali lie in close proximity.
a. How to reach Shimla from Kullu : The shortest route to reach Shimla from Kullu is via NH205, NH154 and NH3 as depicted in the map above. Alternatively, click on the Google Maps link here to view on Google Maps.
b. How to reach Shimla from Manali : There fastest route from Manali to Shimla is via NH3 and the route map is depicted above. Alternatively, click on the Google Maps link here to view on Google Maps.
By flight:
This scenic hill station has its own airport i.e. Jubbarhatti Airport. While the closest international airport is in Delhi.
The climate in Shimla all through the year is pleasant. The summer months that begin in March and end in June are pleasant with the temperature ranging from 15 degrees to 30 degrees. The winters which begin in October and until till February are severe with temperature ranging from 8 degrees to – 2 degrees. The monsoon’s that begin in July and end in September are heavy and is not the ideal time to visit due to landslides. The ideal time to visit this hill station is from March to June.
Jakhu temple: Jakhu temple on the Jakhu hill, is devoted to Lord Hanuman, and is a notable tourist point that offers adventure lovers a chance to trek uphill. Others can hire a pony to reach the spot.
Chail Wildlife Sanctuary: It is a beautiful wildlife sanctuary, located on the top of the mountain that offers spectacular views. The sanctuary is the home of a variety of species like the crested porcupine, Himalayan black bear, rhesus macaque, wild boar, sambar, panthers, European red deer, etc. Cheer and kalij pheasant are some birds that nest here.
Arki Fort: This fort holds an intriguing historical background. Today, it is a heritage hotel that depicts a fusion of Rajput and Mughal architecture. The beautiful paintings on the walls showcase the rustic lifestyle of the local people.
Mall Road: A visit to Shimla is incomplete without a visit here. It is a place for socializing with tourists and locals alike. Travelers can observe a variety of shops selling local handicrafts. The Mall is a big tourist attraction in this scenic city.
Shimla State Museum: Opened in 1974, it is home to a variety of sculptures, paintings, wood-carvings, textiles, and jewelry from the region.
Other places of tourist interest in close proximity to Shimla areMashobra, Wild Flower Hall, Narkanda, Fagu, Tattapani, Kotgarh, and Hatkoti.
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Renuka Map
By train
The closest railway station is located in Ambala. The Ambala Railway Station is well connected to cities such as Delhi, Kalka, Amritsar, Kolkata, Jammu, and Mumbai. Furthermore, the Delhi, Kalka, and Amritsar stations are connected to this hill station via the Shatabdi train service.
By road:
If you intend to drive to Renuka then, the ideal way is to use the NH-73 route, which includes Roorkee, Panchkula, Saharanpur, and then finally connects to Nahan on NH-72. You can also use NH-72 to connect from places such as Haridwar and Dehradun via Poanta Sahib to eventually reach Nahan.
By air:
The nearest airport is located in Chandigarh at a distance of 112 km. The Chandigarh Airport is well connected to major cities such as Delhi, Jammu, and Mumbai. Taxi services are available from this airport to this hill station.
The months March to May is when this hill station experiences summer with the temperature ranging from a maximum of 35 degree Celsius to a minimum of 18 degree Celsius. The rainfall received during the monsoons which begins in June and ends in September is “heavy”. While the winter months which arrive in October, and ends in February is severely “cold” with the mercury even dropping to 0 degree Celsius i.e. sub-zero temperatures at times. Therefore, the ideal time to visit this hill station is from June to October when the temperature is pleasant.
There are a few places that are located in and around Renuka that are worth a visit. They are as follows
Renuka Lake
The Renuka Lake is a major tourist attraction located in this hill station. This lake is renowned for its exquisite beauty, and is surrounded by a number of beautiful temples. According to a popular myth this lake, is the site where Renuka, the wife of RishiJamadagini committed suicide so as to avoid being abducted by the evil Sahasarjuna.
Jamu Peak
The Jamu Peak is located at a distance of about 8 km from this hill station provides for picturesque views of the beautiful Renuka Lake. According to popular folklore Rishi Jamadagini is said to have meditated at this peak. Furthermore, there is a footpath that leads to this peak.
Parashurama Tal and Renuka Temple
The Parshurama Tal and Renuka Temple is a popular Hindu shrine located in this region. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Renuka This beautiful shrine is said to been constructed during the 19th century. Additionally, an annual fair is organized every November at this temple.
Renuka Wildlife Sanctuary
The Renuka Wildlife Sanctuary is a popular tourist attraction located in this region, and is spread over an area of 402 hectares. This sanctuary is known to be “home” to exotic wildlife that includes Indian antelope, Asiatic lions, red-jungle fowl, and Himalayan black-bears.
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Palampur Map
By train:
While the closest narrow gauge station is in Maranda, the closest broad gauge station is in Pathankot. It is the Pathankot railway station that is well connected to major railway stations across the country.
By road:
There are a number of state owned bus services that are available from places like Pathankot, Dharmsala, and Mandi to Palampur.
By flight:
The closest airport to Palampur is in Dharmasala i.e. Gaggal airport. The Gaggal airport is well connected received regular flights from major cities like Delhi, Mumbai etc. Taxi services to Palampur are available at the Gaggal Airport.
The climate in Palampur is typically pleasant throughout the year. The temperatures during the summer months (April to June) range from 15 degrees to 29 degrees. The winters which begin in November and extends to February are severe and the temperature dropping to as low as – 2 degree. Snowfall is common during winter. The rainfall received during the monsoon season beginning from July and ending in October is moderate. The ideal time to visit Palampur is from April to June.
Tashijong Monastery: This monastery is more like a community of Tibetan refugees. There is a wonderful shrine located on an elevated platform. The red and golden ornamentation on the curved roofs with prayer flags look beautiful. There is also a craft emporium in the monastery selling unique Tibetan artifacts.
Shiva Temple: The Shiva Temple holds a great religious significance in the Kangra Valley. It has structural designs that closely resemble the Jagannatha Temple of Orissa. The snow-clad peaks and the lush greenery around adds to the exotic beauty of this place.
NeugalKhad: This is a perfect spot for picnicking with a lovely stream flowing in close proximity. The Dhauladhar ranges are clearly visible from here. This location is even more beautiful during monsoons.
Bundlamata Temple: It is a very popular Hindu shrine of the area that was built five centuries back. The temple enjoys a great environment with lush green tea gardens all around. The temple architecture mainly consists of prehistoric art.
Saurabh Van Vihar: This is a park named after a popular Indian Army officer Captain Saurabh Kalia, it is located amidst the lofty Dhauladhar Mountains. This park provides shelter to a variety of flora and fauna including many medicinal plants. The park includes open air theatre, Tiger Hill Bridge, children’s park, health trails, water streams, and picnic sheds.
Andretta: This is also known as the artist’s village where tourists will encounter a unique cultural blend. There are several amazing handicraft shops selling a variety of miniature paintings from Norah Richard’s house, KangraShobha Art Singh Gallery, and Norah Center for the arts.
Other places of tourist interest in close proximity to Palampur include Kangra, Bir, Nadaun, Mandi, Pragpur, Nurpur, Bhuntar, Naggar, Raison, Una, Kullu, and Dalhousie.
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Nahan Map
By train:
The closest railway stations to Nahan are Chandigarh, Kalka, and Yamunanagar. These railway stations are well linked to most of the major cities and towns in the country.
By road:
This hill station is well connected via road from New Delhi. There are a number of bus services i.e. private and government that operate from Delhi to Nahan.
By flight:
The closest airports to Nahan are in Chandigarh, Dehradun, and Shimla. These airports are well linked to most of the major cities in the country.
This beautiful town called Nahan experiences a pleasant climate throughout the year with, the temperature during the summers from April to June reaching 38 degrees. The rainfall received during monsoon which begins in July and ends in September experiences heavy rainfall. While the winters beginnings in October and extends till February is generally pleasant although at times the mercury could drop to below 0 degrees. The idea time to visit Nahan is from September to November.
Renuka Lake: Is a lake that is considered to be the largest in Himachal Pradesh and is around 672 meters in length. A temple called “Renuka Temple” is located in close proximity to this lake.
Renuka Wildlife Sanctuary: Is a sanctuary that covers about 402.80 hectares of land and includes the Renuka Reserve Forest and the Renuka Lake. The wildlife seen in this sanctuary include animals such as Asiatic lions, lion tailed macaques, Indian antelope, red jungle fowl, chital, sambar etc. This sanctuary also consists of variety of birds such as peacock, black pheasant, aquatic birds etc.
Suketi Fossil Park: Is considered to be amongst the most famous fossil parks in Asia. This park is also popular for its Fibre Reinforced Plastic (FRP) models of prehistoric animals. This park is located on the left side of the Markanda River.
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Mashobra Hills Map
By train:
The nearest railway station to Mashobra is at Kalka which is located in the state of Haryana. The Chandigarh railway station is the other option that can be used. Both these railway stations provide taxi services to Mashobra.
By road:
There are many private and state bus services to Mashobra that are available from Shimla. There are bus services from big cities like Delhi and Chandigarh too.
By flight:
The closest airport to Mashobra is in Shimla i.e. Jubbarhatti Airport. Frequent flights from major cities like Mumbai, Chandigarh, and Delhi and received from this airport. Taxi services are also provided from the Shimla airport.
Similar to other regions in Himachal Pradesh, Mashobra’s climate can best be described as “temperate”. The temperature during the summer months(March to May) varying from 8 degrees to 30 degrees. The winters(October to February) are severe and range from 10 degrees to -10 degrees. The rainfall received during the monsoons(June to September) is scanty. The best time to visit this scenic town is from March to September with winters to be avoided due to its extremities.
Reserve Forest Sanctuary: It has a large variety of animals and plants that reside in perfect unison. One will come across numerous leopards, musk deer, barking deer, monkeys, and jackals while touring this sanctuary. Bird watchers will encounter birds like pheasants, partridges, and Himalayan Eagles. One can also get a spectacular view of the PirPanjal ranges of Jammu and Kashmir if the weather condition is good. There are plenty of opportunities for picnicking, trekking, and camping at Reserve Forest Sanctuary.
Mahasu Devta Temple: Dedicated to Lord Shiva, also known as the MahasuDevta by the natives, it is a very holy local temple. Here the annual Mahasu Jatara festival takes place which is attended by devotees from across India.
Craignano: Located on the Shimla-Naldehra Highway, this is a lovely villa located at an elevated height offering a great view of the surrounding. Constructed by Italian photographer Chevalier Federico Peliti, it is ideally situated on a cliff and is encompassed by woods of pine and oak with small streams flowing by. The building showcases a colonial architecture with a sprawling garden, stone benches, and night lamps on the premises. There are ample opportunities for angling, rappelling, and rock climbing here.
Wild Flower Hall: Nestled on the gorgeous Mahasu Peak, it is the ex-residence of Lord Kitchener. It is surrounded by pine and green cedar forest. The view of the mighty Himalayas is just breath taking.
Other places of tourist interest in proximity to Mashobra include Kufri, Chail, Shoghi, Kotkhai, Narkanda, Salogra, Jubbal, Barog, Solan, Rohru, Kasauli, and Parwanoo.
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Manali Map
By train:
The closest railway station to Manali is in Joginder Nagar located in the Mandi district in Himachal Pradesh. The railway station in Joginder Nagar is well connected to major cities in the country. Chandigarh and Ambala stations are the other options. Taxis and bus services to Manali are available from these stations.
By road:
Regular bus services are available from Delhi to Manali. The approximate duration of travel is 14 hours. Taxi services are also available to Manali but, while hiring a taxi one must ensure that the driver is experienced enough and is familiar with driving up the hilly region for 14 hours. The starting points to this hill station which would prove to be convenient are Kullu and Shimla.
a. How to reach Manali from Kullu : The shortest route to reach Manali from Kullu is via NH3 as depicted in the map above. Alternatively, click on the Google Maps link here to view on Google Maps.
b. How to reach Manali from Shimla : There fastest route from Shimla to Manali is via NH3 and NH205and the route map is depicted above. Alternatively, click on the Google Maps link here to view on Google Maps.
By flight:
The closest airport to Manali is in Kulu. A few airlines also operate from Chandigarh and Delhi to Kullu airport. Although it has been observed that the travel expenses are high and the flight schedules to Manali have not been regularized.
Apart from the “freezing” winters the climate throughout the year in Manali is typically pleasant. With the temperature during the summer months beginning from March and ending in June ranging from 10 degrees to 25 degrees. Manali also experiences heavy rainfall during monsoons (July to mid-September) and it is during this season that landslides commonly occur. While December to February are winter months which are severe and the temperature drops below 0 degrees. The ideal time to visit and enjoy this beautiful hill station between May and September.
Rohtang Pass:
A tourist attraction in Manali which remains a mystery for the travellers.Rohtang pass, which is a lofty hilly pathway, remains pretty cold with snow beds even on the hottest summer days. It is a popular attraction as the pathway offers the breathtaking views of the valleys. The pathway is closed during winter.
Old Manali:
A short stroll of about 3 kilometers takes you to a beautiful place called“Old Manali”, a serene and comforting atmosphere. It is famous for its orchards and colonial style guesthouses. The serene scenery coupled with the rhythmic sounds of Beas river brings real joy to one’s soul.
Hot water springs:
A natural mystery in Manali is hot water springs. There are two hot water springs, Kalath hot water spring and Vashishthot water spring. Kalathspring is a hot sulphurous water which is blown from below the surface. While, Vashisht is actually a part of the Beas river, transformed into natural hot water spring.
The Castle Naggar:
The most popular tourist attraction depicts the astounding architectural brilliance of the 15th century. The unique structure is the blend of Himalayan and Western architectural styles. Besides, the location is quite pleasant as the magnificent architectural artefact is located very near to the Beas River.
Himalayan National Park:
The ideal place for the wildlife enthusiasts, as the national park, is located amidst the natural houses of several endangered and exotic species of animals.
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Kullu Map
By train:
There are two railway stations that lie in close proximity to Kullu i.e. Jogindernagar Railway Station at a distance of 95 km and Chandigarh Railway Station at a distance of 272 km. It is the Chandigarh Railway Station though that is extremely well connected to the major cities in the country. In addition, there are regular bus services available from Chandigarh Railway Station to Kullu.
There are a number of Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation bus services available from cities such as Delhi, Shimla, Pathankot, Palampur, and Ambala. In addition, travelling by road to Kullu is convenient from Manali, and Shimla.
a. How to reach Kullu from Manali : The shortest route to reach Kullu from Manali, is via NH3 as depicted in the map above. Alternatively, click on the Google Maps link here to view on Google Maps.
b. How to reach Kullu from Shimla : There fastest route from Shimla to Kullu is via NH3, NH154 and NH205 and the route map is depicted above. Alternatively, click on the Google Maps link here to view on Google Maps.
The Kullu Airport also known as the “Bhuntar Airport” consists of two terminals i.e. Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. This airport connects to major cities like Mumbai, Chennai, Mumbaietcfrquently via major airlines that includes Air India.
“Extremely pleasant” is the best way to describe the summer months in Kullu which begins in March and ends in June with the temperature ranging from 10 degree Celsius minimum to 25 degree Celsius maximum. The rainfall received during the monsoons which begins in July and ends in September being “heavy” with landslides commonly witnessed during this period. The winter months that begins in October and ends in February is extremely “chilly” with the mercury even dropping to below 0 degree Celsius. So the ideal time to visit Kullu is during the “pleasant” summers that begin in March and end in June.
Kullu is a popular tourist hotspot that comprises of a number of places worth visiting. A few of them are as follows
Raghunath Temple:
It is considered to be the oldest temple in the Kullu valley. This temple is dedicated to Lord Raghunath and is also linked to Lord Rama. In addition, to mythological significance this temple is also known for its beautiful Pahari and Pyramidal architecture and design as well as for the magnificent view of its surroundings.
Bijli Mahadev Temple:
This temple located in the Kullu valley is said to be home to a Shiva linga that was broken to pieces by lightening which,was then bound together by a priest using butter. The exquisitely beautiful scenery that surrounds this temple makes this an enchanting destination in the valley that is worth a visit.
Pandoh Dam:
Is a dam located in the valley that is renowned for picturesque views of the surrounding hills. In addition, the view of the flowing River Beas makesthis dam not only enchanting but, also a destination worth a visit.
The Great Himalayan National Park:
The Great Himalayan National Park is considered to be one of India’s national parks that is spread over an area of 1,171 km sq and elevated at an altitude of 1500 to 1600 meters in the Kullu valley. This park is popular for its exotic flora and fauna and was established in 1984. In addition, its overall natural beauty is soothing to the eye and therefore a must visit.
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Kufri Map
By train:
The closest narrow gauge railway route to Kufri is in Shimla. While the closest broad gauge station is in Kalka railway station which is located in the state of Haryana.
By road:
Many bus services to Kufri are available from places such as Narkanda, Shimla, and Rampur. There are also many state bus services and private deluxe bus services available from Shimla to Kufri. The starting points in close proximity to this hill station are Kullu and Manali.
a. How to reach Kufri from Kullu : The shortest route to reach Kufri from Kullu is via NH205 and NH3 as depicted in the map above. Alternatively, click on the Google Maps link here to view on Google Maps.
b. How to reach Kufri from Manali : There fastest route from Manali to Kufri via NH205 and NH3 and the route map is depicted above. Alternatively, click on the Google Maps link here to view on Google Maps.
By flight:
The nearest airport to Kufri is the Shimla airport located at Jabarhatti. This airport receives frequent flights from Delhi. Taxi services to Kufri are also available from this airport.
The climate usually remains pleasant right throughout the year with, the temperature during summer (April to June) ranging from 12 degrees to 19 degrees. Winters (October to March) are severe with the minimum temperature dropping to sub zero levels and snowfall is very common during this time. The rainfall received during the monsoon season which begins in July and extends up to September is scanty with the temperature dropping to about 10 degrees.
Himalayan National Park: It is home to nearly 180 species of birds and animals, some of them being of rare species. It provides shelter to snow leopards, musk deer, etc. It is a great eco tourism hub that houses a lot of endangered species of fauna. The variety of flora here needs a special mention. Some of the temples near the Himalayan National Park are accessible only during fall and summers.
Indira Tourist Park: Located within a close vicinity to the Himalayan National Park, Indira Tourist Park offers panoramic views of the mighty Himalayas. The coffee shop called Café Lalit is a big attraction here, where one can relax with friends or family. An exotic environment is what one can expect here.
Fagu: It is known for its grand vistas that can be reached in a day’s excursion from Kufri. It is a great locale for naturalists, trekkers, and campers. The temples located above Fagu, devoted to the local god, Banthiadevta are worth visiting. The marvelous wood carvings on the temple walls manifest the unique craftsmanship of the local people.
Mahasu Peak: The hiking route through the dense forests to the Mahasu Peak is an experience in itself.
Kufri Fun World: This is an amusement park, perfect for families visiting the destination with children. There are some awesome rides and pools to enjoy. Kufri Fun World also the highest go-kart track in the world.
ChiniBunglow: The statues and architecture showcased at the ChiniBunglow are simply outstanding.
Other places of tourist interest in proximity to Kufri includes Shimla, Chail, Shoghi, Solan, Arki, Barog, Kasauli, Nalagarh, Mashobra, Naldehra, Kotkhai, Narkanda, and Parwanoo and additionally they serve as perfect weekend getaway destinations from Kufri.
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