Himachal Pradesh is “The Land of the Snow”, a name that has been synonymous with breathtaking beauty, picturesque views, snow-clad mountains, and a wide range of flora or fauna.
Himachal, located in the western Himalayas, has been called “Dev Bhoomi” or “Land of Gods And Goddess” due to the many temples here that have beautiful architecture.
Himachal is home to many picturesque hill stations or places that offer a great escape from the heat. Let’s look at some popular and exotic Himachal Pradesh locations that are perfect for the months between May and June for your Himachal Tour.
Kasol
Kasol, a beautiful Himalayan village, is located in Kullu(Himachal Pradesh). It is located in Parvati, at the banks of the Parvati River. Kasol attracts people from all walks of the planet because it is surrounded by beautiful flowers and offers stunning views. Kasol is also known for its trekking spot and open-air parties with youth. Manikaran Gurudwara can be reached in 15 minutes by car. There you will receive blessings from God. Kasol’s fresh air and unexplored natural beauty make it a favourite destination for backpackers and solo travellers as well as families. It’s a great place to relax and unwind in tranquil hills, far from crowds. Kasol, also known as “Mini Israel”, is a popular tourist destination in Israel. You can find Israeli cuisine here and buy souvenirs and western clothing here. Kasol is the ideal place to spend May and June in Himachal Pradesh if you want to experience it.
Shimla
Shimla, also known by the title “Queen of the hills”, is the capital city and the largest in Himachal Pradesh. Shimla has many highlights, including its mountains covered in snow, the pleasant climate, picturesque lakes and breath-taking natural beauty. Shimla is home to many amazing delights. You can take a ride on Himalayan toys trains. These slow-moving trains run between Kalka and Shimla. This route is full of scenic beauty, making it an unforgettable experience. You can also visit Shimla’s “Jakhoo” Temple, which is dedicated to Hindu God “Hanuman”, and receive the blessings. The Temple also provides panoramic views of Shimla. A popular shopping spot is Shimla’s Mall road. Shops offer handicrafts from artisans, shawls, woolen clothing, and beautiful Jewellery. The famous Lakkar bajar sells exquisite wooden items. You can also enjoy delicious food at nearby cafes or restaurants.
Khajjiar
The Himachal Pradesh’s mini Switzerland – Khajjiar hill station is located in Chamba District, Himachal Pradesh. It is picturesque, small, and quite impressive. It is also known as “Mini Switzerland” for its beautiful natural beauty and the similarity in topography to Switzerland. Beautiful views are offered by the combination of lush meadows, thick forests and pristine lakes. It is the perfect spot to have a picnic with your family.
Kullu
Kullu is located on the banks of the Beas River. Kullu is renowned for its historic Temples, beautiful views, and snow-clad mountains, as well as clear and pristine waters. This place offers a wide range of tourist activities, including adventure, cultural and religious activities.
You can also visit Kullu’s Bijli Mahadev Temple to honour Lord Shiva. It is a stunning temple in Himachal, which brings spiritual peace and wellbeing to devotees. You will find banks of beautiful marigold flowers leading to the Temple. It is an amazing sight. To reach this temple, you will need to trek for 3 km. Trekking can be a beautiful experience, with breathtakingviews. Vaishno Dev Temple, Hanogi Mata and Shri GuruNanakdevji Gurudwara can all be visited to receive the blessings of God. In addition to the breathtaking views, you will also be able to take in the beautiful Kullu valley’s natural beauty. Kullu is also a favourite spot for anyone who wants to experience a shopping experience. Kullu’s Akhara Bazar, where you will find beautiful Kullu caps and woolen clothing, is well-known. Kullu shawls can be purchased from the famous Akhara Bazar. It is made up of natural fibers like Pashmina wool, sheep wool, and even Angora.
Manali
Manali is a favourite holiday spot for tourists. It is a popular destination for honeymoon couples due to its natural beauty. Manali is named after “Manu”, a Sanatan Hindu lawgiver. Manali, which literally translates to “Abode of Manu”, is the name of Manali. Manali has many temples and monasteries that are tourist attractions. Manali’s famous temple, Hadimba temple. It is an old Temple dedicated to Hidimbi Deva, the wife and mother of Bhima. The exquisite architecture and the four-storey Pagoda that runs through the temple date back to 1553. Manali is also a great place to enjoy paragliding, river rafting, skiing, and other adventurous activities. River Beas offers river rafting thrills. The river is beautiful and has icy, clear water. SolangValley and Rohtang Pass are other places worth visiting. Manali is the ideal location for adventure enthusiasts looking to experience adventure sports.
Malana
Malana is an old beautiful Indian village in Himachal Pradesh. This remote village is found in Malana Nala. It is located in a side valley of Parvati Valley. Legends claim that Jamlu Rashi(sage) lived there and made rules. Malana is famous for its unique lifestyle and social structure. Malana’s social structure relies on the faith of its villager Jamblu Devta, a powerful Deity. His village council oversees all aspects of village administration. Malana people adhere to all laws and customs. Malana is peaceful and quiet, nestled in lush green forests and majestic mountains. Here you can escape from the hustle and bustle and live a simple life while absorbing the culture and customs of the local people.
Chandratal Lake
Chandra Tal is a gorgeous glacier lake that can be found in the Spiti section of Lahaul and Spiti district in Himachal Pradesh. It is fed daily by the Chandra glacier. It has deep blue and crystal clear waters, with beautiful wildflowers in its meadows. From its crescent shape, Chandra Tal (Lake of the Moon) is the name. Legend says it is the same spot where God Indra’s horse-drawn chariot picked Yudhishthira up, the oldest Pandavas brother. This makes this place sacred to Hindu devotees. This is a popular destination for campers as well as trekkers. The lake’s water constantly changes colour as the sunsets. It’s an amazing sight to behold and worth taking the time to appreciate its beauty. This lake offers breathtaking views that you won’t find anywhere else. It’s the ideal place to snap pictures and make videos and capture those unforgettable moments.
Dharmashala
Dharmashala can be described as a stunning hill station located in Himachal Pradesh’s Kangra region. Here is the Dalai Lama, a great Tibetan leader. There are many Monasteries here, and many Buddhist nuns or monks live there. Because of its stunning natural beauty consisting of snow-covered mountains, thick Deodarcedar trees and other beautiful features, this hill station is a popular destination for tourists from all over India. It is a paradise to lovers of hills. There are many exciting things to do here, including learning about Buddhist culture.
Shopping in Dharmashala offers a great deal of enjoyment and entertainment. There are many options for buying Tibetan mats, carpets, and other items at local markets that you can review.
Manikaran
Manikaran has been a pilgrimage place for Hindus as well as Sikhs. People travel from all over India to visit its Pilgrimage centres and Hot springs. Manikaran Gurudwara Sahib may be Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s exact meditative location.
Mc Leodganj
Mcleodganj’s large Tibetan population is what makes it so popular. It is located within Kangra district. Because it has a large Tibetan population, it’s also called “Little Lhasa”. Mc Leodganj in Himachal Pradesh is an excellent place to visit if you are looking for tranquillity and peace.
This is the list of the best places to visit Himachal Pradesh during May/ June.
