Chopta- An Untouched Himalayan Destination-India

The divine claimants of Uttarakhand are enough to get any tourist tied in their mask of endearment. 

Grasslands spread over, the dead water flowing river and waterfalls, wild life, various types of

flowers, and the meadows spread over the miles to miles, these views make any tourist realize the dream world. There is such a place in Chamoli's quiet Valley - Chopta Tugnath. This area, situated

at an altitude of fourteen thousand feet, is one of the most beautiful places

of the Himalayas.  In the months of January-February, usually the snow shadows, this beauty of this place is seen only in the months of July-August. In these months, there are velvet grasslands

spread over miles, and the beauty of flowers blooming in them is worth seeing. That is why 

experienced tourists do not hesitate to compare it to Switzerland. The most important thing is that in the entire Garhwal area, This is the only place where Bus/ Vehicle  can be directly accessible to the world of Bugyals (grasslands spread over miles in elevation areas). It means , this extraordinary area

is in the ordinary reach of devotees and tourists. From Rishikesh to Gopeshwar or Rishikesh to Ukhimath, it can be reached here from both the way. Both of these locations are connected by a better road. Chopta is four kilometers from Gopeshwar and twenty four kilometers from Ukhimath.
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On can ravel from May to November. Although the journey can be done in other times but due to snow fall the motor is less and the trekking is more. People go to and enjoy the snow here in the months of January and February.  This is called the area of ​​complete panchkedar. From Rishikesh to Srinagar Garhwal, the journey along the side of the Alaknanda increases. If you reach Rudraprayag, then you the path of Ukhimath. The route is narrow from here. Therefore the driver has

have to enter the Mandakini valley, instead of leaving the Alaknanda, to take to be careful while driving. The route is extremely tempting and beautiful.

Going forward, there is a small town named Agastya Muni, from which the Nandakhat peaks of the Himalayas begin to be magnified. On the road leading to Chopta, the thick forest and bountiful forest

of Bamboo and Burhans are attracting tourists.

Tungnath Temple-

Chopta is situated at a height of twelve thousand feet from the sea. There is a Tungnath temple at a height of thirteen thousand feet after a 3 km trek from here, which is a Kedar among the Panchkedars.The truth is, the true fun of Chopta cannot be experienced without going to Tungnath. A three kilometer walk from Chopta to Tungnath makes an interview with the beautiful world of Buggyals. 

Here is the ancient Shiva temple. If you can take courage after seeing this ancient Shiva temple

then only 1.5 km after climbing the height, there is a peak called Chandrashila, which is located at fourteen thousand feet. Where the beautiful face of the Himalayas, which seems be touched rightly, can make anyone feel astonished.

Deoriyataal-(Deoriya Lake)

After reaching the distance of eight kilometers from Chopta, Deoriya Taal (Lake) can be reached,

which is in the south direction of the Tungnath temple. This Lake is located at a trek of about 3 Kms from main road.The reflection of glacial peaks like Chaukhambha, Nilkanth etc. are visible in this transparent lake. The total diameter of this lake is five hundred meters. Around it there are intensive forests of bamboo and Bursansh, and on the other side there is an open ground. Kasturi deer (Musk Deer) breeding farm is also on the route to Chopta to Gopeshwar. Here tourists observe the beautification of musk deer. In the month of March-April, the blossom flower blows its unique shade throughout this route.  In the month of January-February this entire area is covered with snow. About Chopta, British commissioner Atkinson had said that it was useless to be born on this earth that the person who did not see Chopta in his life. This visit is not less than a thrill for a tourist. You can choose one of these two paths - by driving to Gopeshwar from Rishikesh or reaching from Rishikesh to Ukhimath. The distance from Rishikesh to Gopeshwar is 212 kilometers and the distance from Rishikesh to Ukhimath is 178 kilometers. Chopta is forty kilometers from Gopeshwar, and twenty-four kilometers from Ukhimath, which is connected by road.

Transport facility-

Bus service is available from Rishikesh to Gopeshwar and Ukhimath. Apart from bus service for Chopta from these two places, taxis and jeeps can also be booked.

Accommodation Facilities-

Both Gopeshwar and Ukhimath are the rest houses of Garhwal Mandal Vikas Corporation. Apart from this, there are private hotels, lodges, hospices, which are easily are shops of local people.

available. In Chopta you will also get a accommodation facility here but there are local shoppers and hotelier with small budgets.

Time and season-

From May to November, the journey here is a little easier. Weeks to travel are quite a lot. Whether it is hot clothes with no one in the month, because every month there is its own color and its fun.

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Anusuya Temple- Blesses you a baby (Uttarakhand-North India)

Anusuya Temple is located in mountains in Chamoli district of Uttarakhand at a height of about six kilometers from the Mandal. This temple is dedicated to Goddess Anusuya. The 'Dattatray Jubilee Festival' is celebrated every year here. This Jubilee involves thousands of people from all over the state. On this occasion, 'Naudi Mela' (Naudi Fair) is also organized, in which a large number of people come from their respective villages with goddesses.

Mythological Recognition-

Dev Dolias travels to the ashram of Mother Anusuya and Atri Muni. A big yagna is also done for the child in the ancient temple of Anasuya. According to mythological beliefs, by doing chanting and yagna  in this temple receives blessing of children. According to the same beliefs, at this place, Mother Anasuya forced Trideva  (Brahma, Vishnu and Shankar) in the form of a child on the strength of her asceticism to play in the palanquin. Later, after a lot of penance, he gave his form to the Tridevas again, and then the three-faced Dattatreya was born. After this, people come here about the wishes of the child. Here 'Dattatreya Temple' has also been established.

Historicity-

In ancient times, here is a small temple of Goddess Anusuya. In the 17th century, the Katyuri kings built this temple at the place of Anusuya Devi. This temple was destroyed by a devastating earthquake in the eighteenth century. After this Saint Aitargiri Maharaj, with the help of villagers, rebuilt this temple.

How to reach-

To arrive here, the traveler can reach by the road from Rishikesh to Chamoli by a distance of 250 kms. After reaching ten kilometers from Gopeshwar, there is also a facility of vehicles for 13 kms away from Mandal. The temple can be reached by a five kilometer walk and the temple of Goddess Anusuya can be reached.

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Specialty-

In the days of Navratri, worshiping the rural mother of Mandal valley for nine days in the temple of Anusuya Devi. The temple's specialty is that there is no provision of sacrificial practice like the other temples here. Here devotees are given special offerings. It is made from locally grown wheat flour.

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Let's travel to Chhattisgarh

Chhattisgarh became a new state of India on November 1, 2000 after splitting from Madhya Pradesh. The total area of Chhattisgarh is 135,191 sq km, which is only 30% of Madhya Pradesh. The demand for this new state arose from the meeting of Raipur District Congress in 1924, where the idea of creating separate Chhattisgarh state was kept. The leaders who had come to this meeting thought that Chhattisgarh was very different from historically and culturally, Madhya Pradesh. The capital of this state is Raipur and its high court is in Bilaspur. There are 27 districts in Chhattisgarh.  

History of Chattisgarh-

The first name of Chhattisgarh was South Kausal and its history dates back to 4 century AD. Its legendary history is associated with Ramayana and Mahabharata period. The Haiyya Dynasty ruled Chhattisgarh for around six centuries around the 14th century. In the middle Ages the Chalukya Empire established itself in Bastar. Annamdev was the first Chalukya ruler who established the dynasty in Bastar in 1320. In 1741, the Marathas took away this dynasty from the Haiyas rulers. After the Marathas won the state, in the year 1745, the last descendant of Ratanpur house Raghunath Singh ji forced to leave the area. Eventually in 1758, the Marathas conquered Chhattisgarh and Bimbo Bhosale was declared the ruler. After the death of Bimbo Bhosle, the Marathas started following the diocese system. This was the period when there was unrest and misery all over. The Maratha army then had mass looted.

Tourism in Chhattisgarh –

Tourism has many attractions in Chhattisgarh and it is growing rapidly as an important tourist center. The state's main tourist centers are Amarkantak, Chitrakoot, Milk Marmath, Indravati National Park, Kanger Ghati National Park, Jagdalpur, Bastar, Danteshwari Temple etc. There are various types of tourist sites in Chhattisgarh, many of which are still untouched. The green forests, beautiful and picturesque waterfalls, beautiful plateaus and winding rivers make the eyes dry. Ancient and old fortresses and caves increase tourist attraction. Various wild animals live in the forests of Chhattisgarh. Forest is 42 percent of the state.
 

Chhattisgarh is said to be the tourist paradise. This zone is unique in nature. The zones are rich in natural and natural beauty. There are many Picnic and  tourist spots such as River, Mountains, Waterfall, Antique Temple, Archaeological Site, Cave, Shilpit and Syndication. There are also proper arrangements for tourists' visit and their stay and delicious food.

All the districts of Chhattisgarh are well connected by roads. There are many and easy access to tourist destinations. All the districts here have tourist destinations, ancient temples, archaeological sites, waterfalls, observations etc. All of these have been described in this blog, which will be useful for tourists. This blog  has been prepared in four parts, in which about 250-300 travel destinations have been described. This blog will work as a guide for all travelers to Chattisgarh.

A- Located in the heart of India, Chhattisgarh has rich cultural traditions and attractive natural diversity. In the state there are ancient monuments, rare wildlife, carved temple, Buddhist place, palace waterfall, mountain plateau, rock paintings and caves.

B- With its unique cultural and geographical identity, Bastar offers tourists a fresh newness. Waterfall of Chitrakoot where the water of Indravati river falls from 96 feet height. Teerathgarh, which is made from falling from the height of a hundred feet of the Kanger river, offers eye catching scenes.

C-Other prominent places are: Kachekal Valley, Kangarghat National Park, Kailash Caves and Kudambosar Caves which are known for its natural beauty.

D-Mahamaya Temple of Ratanpur in Bilaspur, Bambleshwari Devi Temple in Dungargarh, Danteeshwari Devi Temple in Dantewada and Sirpur are also important tourist sites, being the center of Buddhism in the 6th to 10th century. 

E-Birthplace of Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya, Champaran, Khutaghat waterfall, Dindeshwarvi temple in Mallahara, Suddenikar Sanctuary, Udai Sanctuary near Raipur, Pali and Kandai water in Korba district are also favorite places of tourist. 

Sabri Temple of Khorod Janjigir Champa, Naranarayana Temple of Shivrinarayan, Rajeev Lochan and Kuleshwar Temple of Rajim, Lakshman Mandir of Sirpur and Vishnu Temple of Jangjir are in important religious places. The tourism policy of Chhattisgarh has become a unique image of the state and it is an attractive destination for both foreign tourists and domestic. Users can take information about ecological tourism. Details about national parks and wildlife sanctuaries are given. Information about culture, heritage and ethno-tourism has been given. Details about business and leisure tourism are also available.

Beautiful tourist sites in Chhattisgarh-

Welcome! If you want to see the country's widest waterfall flowing through the peaks of the remote mountain by coming into the lap of nature, or if you are eager to see the world's oldest theater (Open Theater), then it is very convenient to woo the tourists in Chhattisgarh. There are places where urban clutter, pollution, division, and everyday stress can be humming in between greenery.

1-Very few tourists may know that Manpatt is a beautiful place in Chhattisgarh where the snow falls. Due to the liking of snow, Tibetan has also come here. In winter, the area is covered with a white sheet.

2-If you are asked about water-falls, you will certainly be confused about the waterfall of the famous Niagara Falls, but the waterfall of Chitrakot (Jagdalpur) in Bastar region in Chhattisgarh is so charming and attractive that it is called Niyagra of India There is no shortage of either.

3-In fact, Chhattisgarh is a forested state. Here tribal civilization and culture are still there which foreigners come to India to learn and see closely. Adv24

Few other destinations-

Kwardha-

Category: History & Culture

The small ancient city gives a glimpse of the crew, nature and rich tribal life. The royal palace of Kavaldha gives a glimpse of the royal life of India. This palace was built in 1936-37. This palace is now the place to stay for tourists. There is also a Radha Krishna Temple in the city which is another attraction for tourists. Places to visit in Kavardha are Bhomarao Mandava Palace and Madan Manjari Mahal.another attraction for tourists. Places to visit in Kavardha are Bhomarao Mandava Palace and Madan Manjari Mahal.

Chitrakot Falls-

Category: Nature

The horse-shaped cascade is about 100 feet high. Beautiful birds can be seen sitting on the corner of this spring, which enhances its beauty. The sound of this waterfall is so much that it does not hear anything behind its sound. The beauty of this spring increases in the rainy season because the color of the water becomes brown due to soil drift.

Kanker –

Category: Nature

 This old town, about a thousand years old, is a wonderful confluence of forests, waterfalls and tribal villages which attracts tourists. The royal family still lives in Kanker's palace. This palace attracts lots of tourists coming to Chhattisgarh.

Bhopramdev-

Category: History & Culture

Due to beautifully engraved erotic statues, it is also called Khajuraho of Chhattisgarh. This temple is built in the city style. Siva Linga temple situated in the temple is a beautiful specimen. The idols are adorned in 54 erotic currencies on the outer wall of the temple.

Champaran –

Category: History & Culture

The city of Champaran is the birthplace of saint Ballabhacharya. The birth anniversary of this famous saint is celebrated every year in the month of April-May. On this occasion, a large number of people come from different places. There are many tourists visiting the fair every year in the month of January-February.

Bastar-

Category: History & Culture

This tribal land is an invitation for wildlife lovers, come here and experience the forest, waterfalls, wildlife, ancient temples and tribal dance and music here. This is an important eco-tourism destination of the country. Bastar used to be the largest district of India at any time.

Savreenarain

Category: History & Culture

This place belongs to the Ramayana. This place was named after the name of Shabri who had served on the exile of Lord Rama and his wife Sita. Some people consider this temple of the 10th or 11th century to be more revered than Lord Jagannath's temple. There are figures of Hindu mythological characters on the walls of the Narayana temple of Sevivarnarayan. Many tourists from all over the country visit the annual festival held here.

Indravati National Park

Category: Wildlife

Indravati National Park is the only Tiger Reserve in the state of Chhattisgarh. Various types of wildlife can be seen here.

Apart from this, there are three more national parks and 11 wildlife sanctuaries in the state. Kanker Valley National Park and Achanakumar Sanctuary are the major tourist attractions of Chhattisgarh. Endangered species such as wild buffaloes and mountain meas are also found here.

How to reach Chhattisgarh-

The state of Chhattisgarh draws you towards its dense forests, turbulent rivers, waterfalls, ancient caves and temples and rich tribal population. Are you worried about how to reach Chhattisgarh? Due to being established in the center of India, Chhattisgarh is surrounded by land from all sides so that this state can be easily reached. So how to reach Chhattisgarh this question will not bother you at all.

By air-

There is a domestic airport in Chhattisgarh which is connected to almost all the airports in the country. Indian Airlines operates regular flights from Chhattisgarh and to Chhattisgarh.

By rail-

Raipur and Bilaspur, two major railway stations in Chhattisgarh, connect this state with the main railway stations of the country. Raipur falls in the middle of Mumbai and Howrah, which are the major railway stations of West and East India, respectively, and important railings are operated from here on a regular basis.

By road-

The road network in Chhattisgarh is spectacular. NH 6, NH 16 and NH 43 connect the major cities of Chhattisgarh to other parts of the country.

Shopping in Chhattisgarh-

Shopping in Chhattisgarh is a pleasant experience. The tribes of Chhattisgarh are quite skilled in making various types of handicrafts. These handicrafts are famous all over the world and come in handy as decorative items, gifts or useful items. The attraction of these handicrafts is so much that shopping in Chhattisgarh is a unique activity.

Popular shopping items in Chhattisgarh

Wood and bamboo crafts

Bell Metal Goods

Wrought iron furnishings

Terracotta

Stone crafts

Cotton cloth

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Another Switzerland in India "Lansdowne"

Lansdowne is a beautiful hill station located in Pauri district of Uttarakhand, where the Indian Army's garrison, located in the Garhwal Regiment, is located. It is situated at an altitude of 1706 meters above sea level. In the local language it is called "Kaludand", which means "Kali Pahadi". In 1887, Lord Lansdowne, the Viceroy of India, discovered this hill station.  During the colonial era it was a prominent place of freedom fighters. The British developed this place as Garhwal Rifles Training Center. Today, the Indian Army's Garhwal Rifles Command Office is located here. Surrounded by acorns and pine forests, this hill station attracts tourists. Also, it is also a great place for environmental tourism.

What is Lansdowne in nearby-

Lansdowne There are many tourist spots for excursions. Kanvashram, which is considered as the gateway to the city of Puri, is the famous ashram of Lansdowne. The Malini river flows near this Ashram, built between the green forests of Lansdowne. Legend is that Mahasrishi Vishwamitra had done the austerity here. Apart from this, the holy Tarakeshwar Mahadev Temple, dedicated to Hindu Lord Shiva, is the holy religious place here. Hundreds of pilgrims visit every year to see this temple on the top of the hill, situated at 2092 meters high from the sea level. The Garhwal Rifles Regimental War Memorial and Garhwali Mess are popular tourist sites here, who have registered their names in the famous tourist sites of Lansdowne. The Garhwal Rifles Regimental War Memorial was built on 11 November 1923, Lord Lorin, the former Commander-in-Chief of India.  In 1888, the ancient building of Garhwali Mess Lansdowne, created by the British. Which is organized as the major museums of Asia.

Bulla Talab is an attractive lake of  the area dedicated to the warriors of the Garhwal Rifles. The name of this lake is named after Garhwali, "Bulla", which means "little brother". Tourist can enjoy boating and paddling in this lake. Parks, beautiful fountains and bamboo scaffolds have been set here for children to make the pond more beautiful.
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If you like adventure, you can also enjoy trekking and jungle safaris in this area. Lover's lane, the best tracking route in this area offers several tracking options. In the green forests of this region, full of flora and fauna of different species the tourists can go on a short walk if desired. Here many tour operators organize jungle safaris and trekking at reasonable prices.

How to reach Lansdowne-

National highway,  Rail and Airway are the options to reachLansdown. Jolly Grant Airport of Dehradun is the closest airport to Lansdowne, while Kotdwar railway station is the nearest railway station in Lansdowne.

The best time to go to Lansdowne-

Between March to November, the atmosphere here becomes very cozy and pleasant, which will prove to be a great time to see this place.

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Delhi (New Delhi) Tour

Delhi is a city that bridges two different worlds. Old Delhi, once the capital of Islamic India, is a labyrinth of narrow lanes lined with crumbling havelis and formidable mosques. In contrast, the imperial city of New Delhi created by the British Raj is composed of spacious, tree-lined avenues and imposing government buildings. Delhi has been the seat of power for several rulers and many empires for about a millennium. Many a times the city was built, destroyed and then rebuilt here. Interestingly, a number of Delhi's rulers played a dual role, first as destroyers and then as creators.

History:-

The history of the city is as old as the epic Mahabharata. Th

e town was known as Indraprastha, where Pandavas used to live. Delhi has been a witness to the political turmoil for over five centuries. It was ruled by the Mughals in succession to Khiljis and Tughlaqs. 

In 1192 the legions of the Afghan warrior Muhammad of Ghori captured the Rajput town, and the Delhi Sultanate was established (1206). The invasion of Delhi by Timur in 1398 put an end to the sultanate; the Lodis, last of the Delhi sultans, gave way to Babur, who, after the battle of Panipat in 1526, founded the Mughal Empire. The early Mughal emperors favoured Agra as their capital, and Delhi became their permanent seat only after Shah Jahan built (1638) the walls of Old Delhi. From Hindu Kings to Muslim Sultans, the reins of the city kept shifting from one ruler to another. The soils of the city smell of blood, sacrifices and love for the nation. The old 'Havelis' and edifices from the past stand silent but their silence also speaks volumes for their owners and people who lived here centuries back.
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In the year 1803 AD, the city came under the British rule. In 1911, British shifted their capital from Calcutta to Delhi. It again became the center of all the governing activities. But, the city has the reputation of over throwing the occupants of its throne. It included the British and the current political parties that have had the honor of leading free India. 

After independence in 1947, New Delhi was officially declared as the Capital of India.

Best Time to Visit:-

The best time to visit Delhi is from October to March when the weather is at its best. During this period flowers are at their blooming best, the weather is pleasant and enjoyable to experience Incredible Delhi.

Tourist Places in Delhi:-

There are several historical monuments and colonial buildings are in Delhi. Listed as below.

Red Fort-The Red sandstone walls of the massive Red Fort (Lal Qila) rise 33-m above the clamour of Old Delhi as a reminder of the magnificent power and pomp of the Mughal emperors. The walls, built in 1638. Qutab Minar is a soaring, 73 m-high tower of victory, built in 1193 by Qutab-ud-din Aibak immediately after the defeat of Delhi's last Hindu kingdom. Humayun's Tomb-Located near the crossing of Mathura road and Lodhi road, this magnificent garden tomb is the first substantial example of Mughal architecture in India. Jama Masjid-This great mosque of Old Delhi is the largest in India, with a courtyard capable of holding 25,000 devotees. It was begun in 1644 and ended up being the final architectural extravagance of Shah Jahan, the Mughal emperor who built the Taj Mahal and the Red Fort. Bahai

Temple-East of Nehru place, this temple is built in the shape of a lotus flower and is the last of seven Major Bahai's temples built around the world. Completed in1986 it is set among the lush green landscaped gardens. India Gate-At the center of New Delhi stands the 42 m high India Gate, an "Arc-de-Triomphe" like archway in the middle of a crossroad. Almost similar to its French counterpart, it commemorates the 70,000 Indian soldiers who lost their lives fighting for the British Army during the World War I. The Parliament house is a circular colonnaded building . It also houses ministerial offices,numerous committee rooms and an excellent library as well. Conceived in the Imperial Style, the Parliament House consists of an open verandah with 144 columns.

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Revealed Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh is a state located in the north of India, which attracts millions of tourists from all over the world every year due to its beautiful, nature and tranquil atmosphere. Tourism is one of the fastest growing industries here.  Himachal means "an area or land of snow population" (Him - ice and immovable - land or region). Hinduism (above 95%) is the main religion of the state. Hindu culture and tradition have flourished here from ancient history, ancient Hindu people of India believe that Himachal Pradesh is a residential place for Hindu God and Goddess.

Geographically Tibet is in the east of Himachal Pradesh. It is surrounded by Punjab in the west, and states like Jammu and Kashmir in the north. Popularly known as the land of gods or goddesses, this state is a paradise for tourists visiting here, there is plenty of greenery, snow-covered peaks, snowy glaciers, charming lakes to attract the mind of any tourist.  The state's major districts have always attracted the attention of tourists around the world due to their attractive  

History of Himachal Pradesh-

The territory of Himachal Pradesh is called 'Dev Bhoomi' (Land of Gods). From the initial period of its history, it was inhabited by tribes like Koilis, Halis, Dagas, Daughis, Dasa, Khas, Kinnar and Kart.. King Shankar Verma of Kashmir used his influence in the areas of Himachal Pradesh in 883 AD. This area saw an attack on Mahmud of Ghazni in 100 9AD, Who invaded and looted money from temples in the north of India during this period. In about 1043 AD Rajputs ruled this area. Known for its vibrant and exquisite scenic scenes, it attained the royal patronage of the Mughal rulers, who built many works of art in the form of appreciation of this country.

Tourism in Himachal Pradesh-

Himachal Pradesh, the land of eternal ice peaks welcomes tourists from around the world of foreign valleys, spectacular green hills, slopes, glaciated mountains, waterfalls and Himalayan hills.

Himachal Pradesh is one of the most important tourist destinations in India. It has excellent trekking in the main tourist complexes of Shimla, Palampur, Dharamsala, Kullu-

Manali, Chamba-Dahhausi. Temples in Bhim Kali, Saran, Harkoti, Jwalji, Chamunda Devi, Chintparni, Renuka and Reveler, Devath Siddha and Naina Devi are the main attractions for pilgrims. Tourist premises are also being set up in Keylong, Kausa, Sangla, Suja, Kalp, Khadarala, Kharapethar, Chindi, Bharmaur, Chanchal and Naggar Mahal. 

Hang-gliding competitions are organized in the Kangra valley. The Solang Nallah slopes are becoming popular for winter sports, an art gallery in Nagar and a museum in Chamba, Shimla and Dharamsala. Beautiful tourist destination of Khajvir in Chamba district has been designated as Switzerland of Himachal Pradesh

Climate of Himachal Pradesh-

You will find different temperatures in different districts of Himachal Pradesh. Himachal season mainly depends on geographical height from average sea level. We know, the temperature reduction rate is proportional to the rate of rise in height. The average temperature of Himachal Pradesh is 28 degrees Celsius in the summer (from the end of April to June) and 7 degrees Celsius in the winter (from late November to March). But, there is some area, which is 7,218 feet high, always covered with snow and the temperature of those areas is always less than degree Celsius. Originally, this zone is in the high and trans-Himalayan region. Here are three main seasons and these are winter, summer and rainy season. The state's rainy season is between July to September after the summer season. However, some northern districts of the state (Lahoul and Spiti) are almost cruel and cold through-out the year round.

How to reach Himachal Pradesh-

Due to the complexity of its land, the state's transport and communication are not very well organized as a far-flung state. The state is primarily linked to its road. Himachal Pradesh does not have such infrastructure well in the Railways and the airlines, but construction work is going on under these practices.

By Road-

The state's roads have made good communication from the district to the district with a total length of 28,210 km. There are 3 national highways which represent 1,235 km of roads, cross-cross across the state. NH no. 20 is known through many districts of Himachal Pradesh. This highway has added several districts to a network. Mainly, it ends at Noorpur in Dharamsala, Palampur, Joginder Nagar and Mandi. NH number 21 enters the state of Chandigarh and goes through Bilaspur, Kullu, Mandi and Manali via Leh. NH No. 22 enters Ambala and goes through Kinnaur through Solan, Shimla, Narkanda and Rampur. In winter and monsoon, some roads are closed due to snowfall and landslides on the roads.

By Train -

There is a railway track in some places in the state. In Himachal Pradesh (HP), two railway narrow gauge lines are given to Pathankot (the longest railway railway in the state of Punjab state) and Kalka with a wide gauge line of 9 6 km length and from Nangal to Talwara (under construction) in Shimla There are railway gauge lines. The main railway stations of the state are Pathankot, Joginder Nagar, Shimla etc.

By Airplane-

There are three domestic airports in the state, located in the Kullu Valley, Bhuntar Airport, the only one of Jumbartali was kept in Shimla and the Gaggle Airport was kept in the Kangra district. Another airport is under construction. There is no international airport in the state. Usually the airport is connected to the airports of Delhi and Chandigarh. 
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Think About Le-Ladakh Tour

Ladakh, situated on the banks of the Indus River, is a famous tourist destination of Jammu and Kashmir State. It is also known as Last Sangrila, Little Tibet, Moon Land or Broken Moon etc. In addition to the main city 'Leh', there are some major tourist sites like Alchi, Nubra Valley, Hemis Lymourou, Zanskar Valley, Kargil, Ahmed Pangang Tso, and Tso Car and Tso Moriri etc. near this area. Beautiful lakes and monasteries, fascinating scenes and mountain peaks are attractive features. Common languages spoken in the state include Ladkakhi, Purig, Tibetan, Hindi and English. Ladakh, the world's two major mountain ranges, is situated between Karakoram and Himalayas, at an altitude of 3500 meters above sea level. In addition, parallel ranges of Janskar and Ladakh surround the valley of Ladakh.

History of Ladakh –At a Glance-

It is believed that Ladakh was originally a sinking part of a major lake, which became the valley of Ladakh, due to many years of geographical changes. Now it is a major state of Jammu and Kashmir. During the 10th century, Ladakh was under the rule of the successors of Tibetan kings. During the reign of King Sengi Namgyal in the 17th century, the Himalayan Empire reached its peak. Later, in the 18th century, Ladakh and Baltistan were included in the area of Jammu and Kashmir. After the partition of India in 1947, Baltistan became part of Pakistan.

Tourist places in and around Ladakh-

Buddhism is the main religion in this region, the monastery or gompa is a prominent feature in the list of attractions of Ladakh. Some monasteries such as Hemis Mutt, Shankar Gompa, Matho Math, Shi Gompa, Spituk Math, and Sukna Mutt are among the most notable monasteries in this region. Apart from this, Hicks Monts and Samo monasteries are also worth a look.

The festivals of Ladakh-

Galdan Namhot, Buddha Purnima, Dosmoche and Losur are celebrated in Ladakh with great gusto and during this time the crowd of tourists is over. The festival named Dosmoche lasted two days in which the Buddhist monks dance, perform prayers and perform rituals to keep the unfortunate and evil spirits away from the area. One of the most important festivals of Tibetan Buddhism is the 'Saka Dawa', which celebrates Gautam Buddha's birthday, Buddha and the end of his mortal body. It is celebrated in the fourth month of the Tibetan calendar, usually in May or June, which lasts for a whole month. Tourists can take a taxi or bike rentals to tour this area. Generally people like to visit this place with their own vehicle, which is more convenient.
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Some travel information-

Due to the area's rugged, rugged terrain, tourists are advised to keep the spare parts of the vehicle with you, it can be helpful in any emergency. Various restaurants and hotels in the entire area offer service to the bot or soup noodles and momo or dumplings.

The best time of visit to Ladakh -

It can be planned for the visit of Ladakh at any time from May to September. At this time the weather here is pleasant and the temperature does not exceed 33 ° C.

Pangong Tso Lake-

This lake is situated at an altitude of 14,100ft. in the Eastern sector of Ladakh, at a distance of 150 km from Leh across Changla pass (17,000ft.).This lake is one of the largest and most beautiful natural brackish lake in the country.

Tsomoriri Lake-

This lake is situated at a elevation of 15,000 ft. above the sea level, at a distance of 240 km from Leh in the South-eastern sector of Ladakh. It is like a pearl shaped and contains large mineral deposits. Korzok village is situated on the South-west bank of this lake. Korzok Gonpa and its inhabitants  nomads by tradition are most outstanding features of this area.

Nubra Valley-

This valley is popularly known as Ldumra or the valley of orchard/flowers. It is situated in the North of Ladakh, between Karakoram and Ladakh ranges of Himalayas. Nubra lies at average altitude about 10,000 feet above sea level. The climate, of the areas being soft, soil is much fertile and the vegetation of the area is comparatively thicker than those of the other areas of Ladakh. Shrubs, bushes and trees grow in abundance wherever there is any source of water. Due to this reason Nubra has acquired its right name- Ldumra. Shayok and Siachan rivers forms fairly large drain in Nubra. Nubra is a broad valley with lofty mountains on its all sides. Valley assumes greater attractions at the site where both the rivers meet. Major attraction of Nubra is the highest motorable road Khardongla pass (18,380ft.) majestic peaks and glaciers enchanting valleys and villages. Diskit and Samstanling Gonpa, Panamik hot spring, double humped camel safari, river rafting, trekking and Sunbathe in the sand dunes at Hunder are also a great source of attraction for the tourists

How to reach Ladakh-

The tourists who are planning to visit Ladakh can reach their destination by air, rail and road. But Air way is the best and less time consuming.

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