Shimla district
Shimla
The former summer capital of British India, spread across seven hills.
61 destinations, each with its best season, weather and how we get you there.
Shimla district
The former summer capital of British India, spread across seven hills.
Kullu Valley
Snow peaks, pine forests and apple orchards at the head of the Kullu Valley.
Kullu Valley
Manali's adventure playground for paragliding in summer and skiing in winter.
Pir Panjal range
A high mountain pass with snow walls well into summer.
Lahaul Valley
A waterfall village just beyond the Atal Tunnel, in the stark Lahaul Valley.
Parvati Valley
A riverside village in the Parvati Valley known for forest walks and cafés.
Parvati Valley
Hot springs and a famous gurudwara on the banks of the Parvati.
Parvati Valley
A hillside village at the end of the Parvati Valley road with glacier views.
Parvati Valley
A meadow-top trek ending at a natural hot spring pool.
Kullu Valley
River rafting, shawl weaving and the famous Kullu Dussehra.
Kangra Valley
A Kangra Valley town beneath the Dhauladhar range, home to a famous cricket stadium.
Kangra Valley
The home of the Dalai Lama and the heart of Tibetan culture in India.
Chamba district
A quiet colonial hill station spread over five hills.
Solan district
A peaceful cantonment town and the closest hill escape from Delhi.
Solan district
A former royal retreat with one of the world's highest cricket grounds.
Shimla district
Snow, yak rides and Himalayan views just above Shimla.
Shimla district
Apple orchards, ski slopes and the Hatu Peak temple.
Lahaul & Spiti
A high cold desert of monasteries, fossil villages and endless skies.
Lahaul & Spiti
The crescent 'Moon Lake' high in the Spiti–Lahaul mountains.
Kinnaur
The last inhabited village on the road near the Tibet border.
Kangra district
One of the world's top paragliding sites, with a peaceful Tibetan colony.
Kullu district
A trout river valley at the edge of the Great Himalayan National Park.
Kullu district
Wooden houses, a forest waterfall and the road to Jalori Pass.
Mandi district
A hidden valley of trout streams and a historic hydel reservoir.
Mandi district
A high lake with a floating island and a pagoda-style temple.
Kangra district
A Shakti Peeth where natural flames burn without a lamp.
Bilaspur district
A hilltop Shakti Peeth overlooking the Gobind Sagar lake.
Rudraprayag district
One of the twelve Jyotirlingas and a Char Dham shrine beneath snow peaks.
Chamoli district
The Char Dham shrine of Lord Vishnu on the Alaknanda river.
Uttarkashi district
The origin shrine of the Ganga, set in a deep Himalayan gorge.
Uttarkashi district
The westernmost Char Dham shrine, at the source of the Yamuna.
Dehradun district
The yoga capital of the world, with river rafting on the Ganga.
Haridwar district
One of Hinduism's holiest cities, famous for the Ganga aarti at Har Ki Pauri.
Dehradun district
The 'Queen of the Hills', overlooking the Doon Valley.
Tehri Garhwal
Deodar forests and a peaceful eco park near Mussoorie.
Tehri Garhwal
Camping, forest walks and Himalayan views off the Mussoorie–Chamba road.
Tehri Garhwal
A vast reservoir with boating, jet skis and lakeside camps.
Dehradun district
The capital of Uttarakhand and gateway to Mussoorie.
Dehradun district
A quiet cantonment town of deodar forests and Tiger Falls.
Pauri Garhwal
A tidy, peaceful cantonment town and home of the Garhwal Rifles.
Nainital district
A lake town of boating, Mall Road walks and mountain viewpoints.
Nainital district
The ashram of Neem Karoli Baba on the Nainital–Almora road.
Nainital district
Orchards, cliffs and a 350-year-old Shiva temple facing the Himalaya.
Almora district
A pine-forested cantonment with a golf course and Himalayan views.
Almora district
A forest valley with over a hundred ancient stone temples.
Bageshwar district
A ridge with a 300 km panorama of Himalayan peaks.
Pithoragarh district
A remote village facing the five Panchachuli peaks.
Rudraprayag district
Meadows leading to the world's highest Shiva temple, Tungnath.
Chamoli district
A UNESCO World Heritage valley carpeted with alpine flowers.
Chamoli district
A Sikh gurudwara beside a glacial lake at 4,600 m.
Nainital district
India's oldest national park and a top place to look for wild tigers.
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