Holiday in Shimla and Manali:
Himachal Pradesh is a small state in Northern India Having many rivers and mountains. Himachal economy is sustained by supplying electricity generated by these rivers and attracting Tourists to enjoy to beauty of these lakes, rivers, and mountains. The word ‘Himachal Pradesh comes from the Sanskrit word ‘Hima meaning snow and the literal meaning of the State’s name is in the lap of Himalayas.
Club holiday has many Himachal holiday packages on its website or a traveler can customize a Himachal tour packages with the help of club holiday experts
Jammu Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Haryana and Punjab surround Himachal Pradesh and share its international border with Tibet. Hindi and Punjabi are the languages of general communication; Pahari is commonly spoken. Himachal Pradesh Climate is very cold in its southern part touching Punjab and Haryana in Northern Part and Pleasant.
Himachal is very well connected to the rest of the country by Train Roads and Air. Shimla and Kullu have airports that satisfy tourist demand. Most night busses run to all of Himachal Pradesh's tourist places between Delhi and nearby cities.
Best Time to Visit Himachal Pradesh:
Summers is the perfect period to visit Himachal starts from early March to ends in July. This period is just right to plan a trip to Himachal Pradesh.
Places to Visit in Himachal Pradesh.
This state has many places to visit and caters to all kinds of activities like Mountaineering, Rafting paragliding. Every district village and town is a tourist spot in itself but we have listed down some places here.
Shimla- Kullu- Manali- McLeod gang- Dharamshala- Dalhousie- Chamba- Kausauli- Hamir our- Solan, Sirmaurp and Chail.
Himachal is known for a place with stunning natural beauty and tourist flock here to spend some relaxed time talking to benevolent nature, similarly, Holiday packages like Assam Holiday Packages, Kerala Holiday Packages, and Andaman Holiday Packages will let you feel the love that mother nature will shower on you.
Explore a Beautiful Place called Leh and Ladakh among snow-clad mountains of North India.
