CHANDIGARH

Take a stroll through Asia's largest rose garden, which features thousands of varieties of roses and other plants. It’s especially beautiful during the spring when the flowers are in full bloom.

Sukhna lake, Enjoy a peaceful boat ride, take a walk along the promenade, or just relax by the water. It's a perfect spot for nature lovers and families.

Rock garden, explore the unique and intricate sculptures made from industrial & urban waste by artist Nek Chand. It's a one-of-a-kind garden that’s both fascinating and quirky.

SHIMLA

Located about 16 km from Shimla, Kufri is a small hill station known for its adventure activities and scenic views. It’s a great spot for families and adventure seekers. Enjoy activities like skiing, tobogganing, and snowboarding in winter.

Perched on Jakhoo Hill, this temple is dedicated to Lord Hanuman and offers panoramic views of Shimla and the surrounding mountains. Enjoy the breathtaking views from the top of the hill.

Located on the Mall Road, Christ Church is an iconic example of colonial architecture in Shimla. It is the second oldest church in northern India, built in the 19th century. Admire the architecture and stained glass windows.

Mall Road is the heart of Shimla and a popular place for shopping, strolling, and enjoying the cool breeze. Lined with cafes, shops, and colonial-era buildings, it offers a relaxed atmosphere with a glimpse of Shimla’s old-world charm.

Green Valley a scenic viewpoint that offers a lush green view of the mountains, ideal for photography.

KULU

Kullu is famous for its hand-woven woolen shawls, which make for great souvenirs. You can visit local weaving centers and buy authentic shawls or even learn about the weaving process.

The Beas River in Kullu is ideal for rafting. The region also offers fishing opportunities for anglers, particularly in the Tirthan River.

MANALI

Rohtang Pass, located about 51 km from Manali, is a must-visit for any traveler. You can experience snow activities like skiing, snowboarding, snow biking, and more. It offers stunning views of glaciers, snow-covered mountains, and valleys.

Located amidst cedar forests, the Hadimba Temple is dedicated to Hadimba, the wife of Bhima from the Mahabharata. The temple’s unique architecture and peaceful surroundings make it a perfect spot for reflection.

Vashisht is a village known for its natural hot springs, which are believed to have medicinal properties. The hot water is rich in sulfur and is said to have therapeutic benefits. The village is also home to an old temple dedicated to Sage Vashisht.

This peaceful Buddhist monastery is located in Manali and offers a serene atmosphere for meditation and reflection. You can also learn about Tibetan culture and Buddhist practices here.

DHARAMSHALA

McLeod Ganj: Known as "Little Lhasa," it's the residence of the Dalai Lama. Visit the tsuglagkhang complex to explore the Dalai Lama Temple and Tibetan Museum. troll through markets for Tibetan handicrafts, prayer flags, and thangka paintings.

Dal Lake: A small yet scenic lake surrounded by deodar trees. Ideal for picnics or a quiet walk.

St. John Church: A Gothic-style church surrounded by cedar forests. A serene spot with a historical charm.

Visit the serene Bhagsu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. One of the largest Tibetan monasteries outside Tibet. A great place to learn about Tibetan Buddhism and participate in meditation sessions.

AMRITSAR

Located about 28 km from Amritsar, the Wagah Border is the site of the daily Flag Retreat Ceremony performed by the Indian and Pakistani military. The ceremony is an impressive and highly patriotic display of drills, goose-stepping, and the lowering of the flags.

The Golden Temple is the most iconic and revered place in Amritsar and one of the holiest sites in Sikhism. Visit the temple to experience its serene atmosphere, listen to the continuous chanting of hymns (kirtan), and take in the breathtaking beauty of the golden structure surrounded by a man-made pool.

Jallianwala Bagh is a historical park and memorial site that marks the tragic massacre of hundreds of Indian civilians by British forces in 1919. The site includes a memorial, a museum, and the well where many people jumped to escape bullets.

Hall Bazaar is the bustling market area of Amritsar, where you can shop for a wide variety of goods, including Phulkari embroidery, Punjabi juttis (traditional footwear), spices, and handicrafts. For a more authentic and local shopping experience, visit Trilok Singh Market. This is where you’ll find a range of products, from traditional clothes to religious artifacts and souvenirs.