The month of May is over, and the heat is increasing day by day.
In many places the day temperature is being recorded above 40 degrees.
Himachal Pradesh has been known to be cold for a long time, but since last few years the temperature here is also increasing significantly.
People are not aware about this and they come to visit the wrong place with their family, after which they regret.
So in my blog's topic " Best Places to Visit in the month of June || Top Destinations to Escape the Heat", I will tell you about some places in Himachal where the temperature is good.
Dharamshala
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Introduction:
Dharamshala is a town in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh (HP). It serves as the winter capital of the state and the administrative headquarters of the district Kangra since 1855. The town also hosts the Tibetan Government-in-exile.
The town is located in the Kangra Valley, in the shadow of the Dhauladhar range of the Himalayas at an altitude of 1,457 metres. The References to Dharamshala and its surrounding areas are found in ancient Hindu scriptures such as Rig Veda and Mahabharata.
The economy of the region is highly dependent on agriculture and tourism. The town is now a major hill station and spiritual center. It has been selected as one of a hundred in India to be developed as a smart city under Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s flagship “Smart Cities Mission”.
For more info pls visit: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dharamshala
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Places to explore in Dharamshala;
There are many places to visit in Dharamshala.
And everyone has given information about those places in their blogs.
I will also tell you about some of those places and apart from that I will also tell you about some other places.
If you want to get rid of the scorching heat in the month of June, then you will have to go to the upper parts of Dharamshala. So let's start with the names of such places :
You can visit the Dharamkot village and Dharamkot studio,
You can visit the Naddi Village,
You can visit the Triund,
You can visit the Lahesh Caves,
You can do the Laka Glacier Trek,
You can visit the Indrahar pass,
You can visit the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives (LTWA),
You can do the Shri Guna Devi Temple trek,
You can visit the Kandi Village
Things to do;
As you all know that every place has its own identity and there is something very famous about that place, so keeping all this in mind, you can do the following activities in Dharamshala :
You can do the Paragliding,
You can do the trekking,
You can do the camping,
You can do the Photography,
You can take benefit of the birdwatching,
You can witness the Sightseeing,
You can witness the Stargazing,
You can Take blessing from reputed & holy monasteries and temples,
You can Feel the beauty of nature,
You can take yoga retreat,
If you want to Rappel (under the supervision of genuine guide ) then you can;
You can stroll through the villages etc.
Things to Taste:
Wherever you go in the world, that place is definitely famous for its food, we even get to see its description in books.
Similarly, there are many food items in Dharamshala too, so let's reveal them:
You can taste the Kangra's famous tea
You can enjoy Kangri Dhaam
You can enjoy Tudkiya Bhat
You can enjoy Shapta
You can taste Tibetan Speciality food i. e. Thukpa, Momos & Chowmin
2. Dalhousie
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Introduction;
Dalhousie is one of the most famous hill stations in Himachal Pradesh. Dalhousie is located in the district of Chamba at an elevation of around 1980 meters. The hill station is situated at the Western end of the Dhauladhar range of mountains.
Dalhousie is a hill station, near town of Chamba in Chamba district in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.
Lord Dalhousie founded the town in 1854 because its fresh and peaceful atmosphere and healthy surroundings enchanted him.
It is usually warm in the morning and afternoon in June–July, gets cold early in the evening, and is quite cold at night: pack woollens and jackets; T-shirts can be worn in the daytime while the sun is out. The weather gets quite cold when it rains.
Dalhousie is an hill station one of the most favourite summer destinations of the ruling Britishers. Dalhousie is famously known for its mesmerizing natural beauty and its old world charm. Dalhousie comprises five distinct hills: Balun, Kathlog, Petreyn, Tehra, and Bakrota.
Places to explore in Dalhousie;
There are many places to visit in Dalhousie and its surrounding.
And everyone has given information about those places in their blogs.
I will also tell you about some of those places and apart from that I will also tell you about some other places.
If you want to get rid of the scorching heat in the month of June, then you will have to go to these places. So let's start with the names of such places :
You can visit the Dainkund
You can visit the Subhash Baoli
You can visit the Chamera Lake
You can visit the Panch Pula Waterfall
You can visit theMoti Tibba
You can visit the Kalatop wildlife sanctuary
You can visit the Rang Mahal
You can visit the Ganji Pahari
You can visit the Bakrota Hills
You can visit the Satdhara falls
You can also visit the Mini Switzerland i.e. The Khajjiar
Things to do
You can ride a Boat in Chamera Lake
You can do the Paragliding, Horse riding, Trekking, Camping, shopping
You can see the beauty of the surrounding waterfalls
You can trek to the Ganji Pahari
You can visit to the temples
You can visit to St. John's Chruch
Don't forget to buy Chamba's famous “rumal” and Chamba “chappal”
Things to Taste;
All types of food is available here as many kinds of dhabas and restaurant are available here
You can taste the Chambiali Famous Dham
You can taste the Chambiali Madhra
You can also taste the Makke ke Laddu
You can taste Dahi wale Mutton or Dahi wala Chicken
You can taste Zarees & Chamba Chukh
3. Narkanda
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Introduction;
Narkanda, encircled by forests and woodlands, is a charming little town in the Shimla district famous for winter skiing. Skiing will give you a Unique experience of Narkanda. This town, located at a height of 9000 feet, attracts many tourists due to its beautiful natural beauty and gorgeous apple orchards. This is a must-see destination for Himachal Pradesh visitors, enveloped by tropical forests and magnificent hills. Narkanda also has a lake known as Tannu Jabar Lake, a popular tourist destination.
There is also a temple near the lake that all tourists and devotees who come here must see. Narkanda also has several trekking routes that all adventurers should take. Hatu Nag, a beautiful hill in Narkanda, can be trekked. This hill offers a stunning view of the town below and should be attempted by all adventure seekers
Places to explore in Narkanda;
Well Narkanda is very common for tourist destination, but the beauty of this area is awesome and there are many places to visit in Narkanda and its surrounding.
And everyone has given information about those places in their blogs.
I will also tell you about some of those places and apart from that I will also tell you about some other places.
If you want to get rid of the scorching heat in the month of June, then you will have to go to these places. So let's start with the names of such places :
You can visit Hatu peak
You can visit the Hatu Mata Temple
You can visit the Jau Bagh
You can visit the Tani Jubbar Lake
You can visit the Kotgarh
You can visit the Stokes farm
You can visit the Bhima Kali Temple
You can visit the Kacheri
You can witness the beauty of Thanedar view
Things to do;
You can do Skating
You can do Trekking
You can do Camping
You can see the nature by Sightseeing
You can feel the nature by birdwatching
You, can buy Pattoo blankets, handmade shawls, caps, woolen footwear, carpets and rugs easily.
Things to taste;
In Narkanda you can taste various local dishes and they are:
You can taste the Bathu Kheer
You can taste the Siddu with Ghee
You can taste the Babru
You can taste the Chha Gosht
You can taste the Khooru
You can taste the Kaali Roti
You can taste the Mithi Bhaat
You can taste the Guchii ki Sabzi
You can taste the Khobdii
Apart from this you can also eat momos, thukpa & chowmin etc.
4.Chitkul & Kalpa
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Introduction
There are several beautiful valleys in the Himachal Pradesh such as Spiti valley , Kullu Valley, Kangra Valley, Chamba Valley, Kinnaur Valley, etc. Out of all, Kinnaur is one of those valleys which remained untouched and is home to many picturesque places. Few of them are Kalpa, Sangla, Chitkul, etc. Kinnaur Valley is all about deep gorges, snowcapped mountain peaks, a blend of Indo-Tibetan culture, apple orchards, etc. Another amazing fact about Kinnaur Valley is that the region has the cleanest air in India.
Kalpa is also known as Winter Abode of Lord Shiva and is famous for heavenly views of Kinnaur Kailash ranges and Roghi suicide point. Chitkul is the last village on the Indo Tibet border and is popular for breathtaking views of Baspa Valley. The road to Kinnaur Valley is exciting as it passes through natural mountain caves and its a part of Hindustan Tibet highway, which makes the road trip quite interesting.
The culture here is different from other areas
The traditional culture here is also quite different
Here you will see apple orchards from everywhere
Places to Explore in Chitkul & Kalpa;
There are many places to visit in Chitkul & Kalpa and its surrounding.
And everyone has given information about those places in their blogs.
I will also tell you about some of those places and apart from that I will also tell you about some other places.
If you want to get rid of the scorching heat in the month of June, then you will have to go to these places. So let's start with the names of such places & trust me you will not regret :
You can visit the Tranda village
You can visit the Sarahan Village
You can visit the Sangla village
You can visit the Suicide point located in Roghi village
You can visit the Devi Chandika Mandir Kothi
You can enjoy the view of Kinner Kailash
You can trek in Chaka
You can visit the Narayan Temple Kalpa
You can visit the Sapni fort
You can visit the Kamru Fort
You can visit the Batseri village
You can witness the Sangle Meadows
You can visit the Buddhist monasteries
You can visit to witness the Rakcham Landscapes
Things to do;
You can enjoy the Scenic beauty of Kalpa by sightseeing
You can enjoy the peace
You can breathe the India's fresh air in Kinnaur district
You can stroll the surrounding villages i.e. Kapla,Kothi,Pangi,Peo,Ribba etc.
You can also visit the apple orchards provided that the permission is taken from its owner.
You can explore the Bhaba Pass
You can feel the Kinnaur tradition & its traditional houses and sacred temples (before visiting temple must know their rules)
You can do the shopping and buy Kinnauri Shawl, Kinnauri Cap, Kinnauri Cap, Kinnauri mufllar and Kinnauri Patoo etc. and more........
Alongwith this you can trek, do photography and a lot of
Things to Taste;
There are many authentic local cuisines;
You can taste the Kinnauri Rajmah
You can taste the local Sidhu
You can taste the Chilta & Bhaturu
You can taste the Namkin Chai
You can taste the available local cuisine
You can taste the Chana Madra
You can taste the Kinnauri apple & Grape Juice
You can taste the Patande & Koya Shid
You can taste the Momos
You can taste the Chul Fanting with local satu
You can taste the Chulli oil etc.
5. Spiti
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Introduction;
The term Spiti means 'The Middle Land', as Spiti Valley separates India from Tibet. Spiti is home to several monasteries. Notably the stunning Key Monastery that is over a thousand years old and is also the largest monastery to be found in the entire Spiti Valley.
Spiti is a high-altitude region of the Himalayas, located in the north-eastern part of the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. The name "Spiti" means "The middle land", i.e. the land between Tibet and India. Spiti incorporates mainly the valley of the Spiti River, and the valleys of several rivers that feed into the Spiti River.
Some of the prominent side-valleys in Spiti are the Pin valley and the Lingti valley. Spiti is bordered on the east by Tibet, on the north by Ladakh, on the west and southwest by Lahaul, on the south by Kullu, and on the southeast by Kinnaur.
Spiti has a cold desert environment. The valley and its surrounding regions are among the least populated regions of India. The Bhoti-speaking local population follows Tibetan Buddhism.
Spiti Valley is home to several Buddhist monasteries and stunning natural sites, most of which are unexplored and hence, unspoilt. Snuggled in Himachal Pradesh, the valley boasts a jagged landscape that is cut by the pristine and fast-flowing Spiti river, gushing through deep gorges and valleys. The river is very popular among water sports enthusiasts, especially for river rafting.
Traditionally, agriculture was for subsistence, but has shifted to cash crops in the past few decades. Spiti is a popular destination for photography, homestay tourism, and adventure tourism of various kinds, including winter sports.
For more info; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiti
Places to Explore in Spiti;
As describe earlier the Spiti is one of the beautiful place on earth. Every place of Spiti is awesome. Spiti Valley is home to several Buddhist monasteries and stunning natural sites, most of which are unexplored. So let's start;
You can visit the Kye monastery,
You can visit the Trilokinath Temple
You can visit the Dhankar
You can visit the Kibber
You can visit the Tabo
You can visit the Nako village & Lake
You can visit the Giu Village
You can visit the Lossar village
You can visit the Komic village
You can go fossil hunting in Hikkim and Langza.
You can visit Chicham Bridge
You can trek to Kunzum Pass
You can enjoy the bird Watching
Things to do;
You can enjoy the River rafting,
Rock Climbing and Trekking
Camping under the stars
Visit the lakes
Chandertal Lake
Suraj Tal LAke
Sopona Lake
Nako LAke
You can buy the woodwork, paintings, jewellery, spices, tea leaves, roasted barley, barley powder, mufflers, socks, sweaters, shawls, beads, flags, bamboo baby cradles, buddha statues, intricately carved singing bowls crafted from copper and brass etc.
Things to Taste;
In Spiti there are local dishes you must try . There is the mixing of Indian and Tibetan food and staple cuisines like dal, rice, vegetable, special
Permits for Spiti Valley
International traveler requires a permit to enter specific places in the region, especially tourists taking the Manali route. An Indian does not need a permit.
Conclusion:
Himachal Pradesh boasts numerous splendid destinations, but if you're seeking respite from the perilous extreme heat, there are specific places worth considering. The intent of this blog is to highlight the coldest locales. Choose your preferred destination from the list provided and embark on a journey. I wish you the best of luck. Ensure you pack essential items before departing for your tour. For guidance, refer to the Packing Checklist for Traveling. i.e. Packing Checklist For Traveling | travelwithdknegi
" Special Thanks to Harsh Bhai from Chamba "
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