Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh: The Land of Gods

Himachal Pradesh endows nirvana for foreign tourists as its location is in the lap of Himalayas. Thus, Himachal Pradesh tourist attractions have been a major draw of the tourists, pilgrims, nature lovers and romantic couples. Wild peaks, glittering valleys and snow-capped mountains together make Himachal Pradesh a picture perfect destination. The hilly terrains of this quaint hill station have a very ancient history. Many rulers came to power but left soon due to the hilly nature of the land. However, Guptas and Mauryas are said to have ruled for long, especially during the medieval times from around 2nd to 5th centuries AD. Remnants of the religious mission of King Ashoka can also be seen interspersed in the town. Thus, Himachal Pradesh tour offers the freedom to the tourists to unravel whatever aspect of Indian history; they are interested in, within its territorial domains.

Perhaps, it is never enough to know Himachal Pradesh. For example, it bestows a surprise package for adventure enthusiasts and wildlife photographers. One can indulge in numerous options like trekking, skiing and river rafting. Tourists can also see the beautiful temples or enjoy the natural beauty of Dalhousie or Manali. Kullu is regarded as the Valley of Gods, beholding the pristine presence of pious deities. Shimla, the capital city of Himachal Pradesh, is again one of the major attractions of the city nestled in the thickets of rhododendron, pine and oak. Considered a very special delicacy, Sidu is the popular cuisine of Himachal Pradesh, made of wheat and savoured in butter. Travellers visiting during Dussehra Festival (December) are sure to fall in love with the aura of the panoramic vistas of this hill station.