Hill Stations in Himachal Pradesh

Shmila is the capital and is known as the ‘Queen of Hill Station’ that has mountains all over with the beautiful scenery. Bapsa valley is the unspoilt region known as Sangla that has an amazing view which is worth a visit. Chitkul is a beautiful place with many snow peaks and is the way for upper valley. Himachal is a State of mountains all over and is famous for its natural and picturesque beauty. In the valley of Chamba there are Hindu temple in Bharmour and Chamba, styled different and beautifully and uniquely.

The other attractions in this place are Laxmi Narayan Temple, Chamunda Devi Temple, Bajreshwari Temple and Bhuri Singh Museum, etc are the famous places and visited by thousands of devotees. Chango is famous for its inspiring and awesome landscape. Bapsa valley has the highest and the largest village known as Chitkul. There are 3 temples of ‘Goddess Mathi’ that are popular. Shimla has got its name from Goddess ‘Shayamla Devi’. It is the capital of Himachal Pradesh and was discovered by the British in 1819. The natural beauty, greenery and the structures made by the British people that is covered with the snow and mountains all over makes this look like heaven.

Kangra is known as one of the great picturesque sites among all as there are number of streams flowing through its valley. Kulanthpita was the name earlier for Kullu which means the end of world that is suitable to live in. The glittering water from the banks of river and crossing the height of great Himalayas come the famous ‘Silver valley’. The other places you can visit include Shrikhand Peak, Bhimkali Temple and Lanka Vir Temple.

Some of the Hill stations in Himachal Pradesh are listed below :- 

1. Chamba ValleyChango
2. Chitkul
3. Dalhousie
4. Dhankar
5. Dharmashala
6. Hadsar
7. Hatkoti
8. Kalpa
9. Kangra
10. Kibber
11. Kullu
12. Lahaul And Spiti
13. Manali
14. Mandi
15. Naggar
16. Palampur
17. Saharan
18. Sangla
19. Shimla
20. Solan
21. Vashisht Village

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