When you think of Himachal Pradesh, popular hill stations like Shimla, Manali, and Dharamshala might come to mind. But there are several lesser-known hill stations waiting to be explored. This summer, discover these hidden gems that offer stunning landscapes and unforgettable experiences. Here are 10 lesser-known hill stations in Himachal Pradesh.
Chail is a peaceful hill station in the Shivalik range, perfect for those seeking tranquility. It’s famous for having the world’s highest cricket ground and the beautiful Chail Palace. You can explore lush forests and enjoy amazing views of the hills.
Kasol is a scenic village in the Parvati Valley, popular with backpackers. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains and the Parvati River, it’s known for its relaxed vibe, Israeli food, and colorful markets. Trek to nearby villages like Malana and Tosh for a true Himalayan experience.
Tirthan Valley is ideal for those who love nature. The Tirthan River flows through the Great Himalayan National Park, offering trout fishing and river rafting. You can also trek to places like Jalori Pass for breathtaking views of the Himalayas.
Barot Valley is a hidden paradise in the Dhauladhar range, surrounded by dense forests and terraced fields. It’s great for camping, hiking, and trout fishing. Don’t miss the scenic trek to the village of Lohardi.
Prashar Lake is an alpine lake at an altitude of 2,730 meters, surrounded by snow-capped peaks. It’s said to have been created by the sage Prashar. Trek through lush forests to reach this peaceful lake with a floating island.
Gushaini is a quiet village in Tirthan Valley, known for its apple orchards and traditional wooden houses. Enjoy Himachali cuisine and hike to nearby waterfalls like Chhoie Waterfall and Rolla Waterfall.
Pabbar Valley is a pristine valley with quaint villages, alpine meadows, and flowing rivers. Try river rafting in the Pabbar River or trek to Chanshal Pass. The valley is also great for angling and birdwatching.
Kaza is a remote town in Spiti Valley, surrounded by rugged mountains. Explore ancient monasteries like Key Monastery and Dhankar Monastery, and experience the unique rock formations of the Spiti Valley.
Narkanda is a charming hill station known for its apple orchards and dense forests. At 8,100 feet, it offers skiing in winter and hikes to Hatu Peak in summer. The sunrise and sunset views are stunning.
Rakcham is a peaceful village in Sangla Valley, surrounded by mountains, meadows, and the Baspa River. Escape the city and explore nearby attractions like Kamru Fort and Chitkul, the last inhabited village near the Indo-China border.
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