Situated on the northeast ends of Himachal, Kinnaur, a land of fantasies is a beauty to die for. Known as the Land of Gods, people here are strong believers of Devtas. Besides that, they are good at hospitality too..
Dharamshala has this charm of impressing people be it with the mountains, lakes or the surreal view of the town. If you’re new in town keep your days counting as there are a lot of places and things to do in Dharamshala. To begin with, don’t miss out on the famous Triund Trek.
The valley has many rustic riverside homes. Getting to know the locals and trying the local cuisine is one of the many benefits of staying in one of them. Also, you can inhale the ethereal atmosphere of the environment while you sit by the hidden waterfalls
A town with bustling himachalis and backpackers! Manali is one of the best destinations in Himachal Pradesh for travelling solo. There are many places and things to do in Manali, no matter if you’re alone or in a group.
Chamba is home to centuries-old temples, ancient citadels, and stunning lakes. In this astonishing valley, almost untouched by modern comforts, one can close their eyes and forget about the world around them. Khajjiar, hailed as Mini Switzerland is a sight for sore eyes.
Jibhi is another offbeat destination in Himachal Pradesh. The apple orchards and lush green mountains create a stunning landscape. As you’re travelling solo, the first and foremost decision is where to stay? Jibhi offers the best homestays, cottages and camps where one can experience the authentic Himalayan experience.
A quaint little hill retreat set in the Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh, Mashobra can be found nestled in the lap of the Himalayas at an altitude of 2246 m. With its lush oak forests, gurgling streams and inviting fruit orchards, it is one of the most idyllic destinations.
Perched at a height of 2250 meters above sea level, Chail offers a breathtaking view of the Himalayan ranges. In our opinion, Chail is one of the best hill stations in Himachal Pradesh for “ghumakkars”. It offers a cool, breezy summer and a snowy winter.
While it is easy being said, but not as easy as it looks. Maybe the ones who have experienced solo trips can tell better tales. Well, for the first-timers, there are plenty of things to do before planning a solo trip. But the most important thing will always be the Budget.