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If you want to experience the true peace of the mountains during your vacation and escape the crowds of Shimla, then these 5 offbeat hill stations in Himachal Pradesh could be the perfect option for you. Let’s learn more about these hill stations.
Himachal Pradesh: Visit these 5 offbeat hill stations
New Delhi: When you think of Himachal Pradesh, the first place that comes to mind is Shimla. 'The Queen of Hills,' Shimla, is famous for its beauty, but nowadays, the crowds, traffic jams, and noise have robbed it of its tranquility.
If you want to experience the true peace of the mountains during your vacation and escape the crowds of Shimla, then these 5 offbeat hill stations in Himachal Pradesh could be the perfect option for you. Let's learn more about these hill stations.
Jibhi
If you want to stay in a wooden cottage amidst nature and listen to the gurgling of a river, then Jibhi is like paradise for you. Located in the Kullu district, this small village is surrounded by peace and nature. The dense deodar forests, Jibhi waterfall, and traditional wooden houses will mesmerize you. From here, you can trek to Jalori Pass and Serolsar Lake.
Barog
Located on the way to Shimla, Barog often goes unnoticed by tourists. It's perfect for those who don't want to travel too far but are looking for peace and quiet. Its railway station is considered one of the most beautiful in the world. The weather here is pleasant throughout the year. The old jail of 'Dagshai' and long walks amidst the pine forests will make this trip even more special.
Shoja
Located in the Banjar Valley, Shoja is a village where it feels like the clouds are at your feet. This place is known for its beauty and views of the Himalayas. If you are fond of photography and tranquility, the greenery and peace of Shoja will give you solace. Its main features are its serene atmosphere and its proximity to the Great Himalayan National Park.
Kalpa
If you want to go even higher, Kalpa in Kinnaur district is a wonderful place. From here, you get a direct and magnificent view of the Kinnaur Kailash mountain range. The apple orchards and ancient temples with Tibetan-Hindu architecture are particularly special. The sight of the first rays of the sun falling on Mount Kailash is truly unforgettable.
Narkanda
Located just 2 hours from Shimla, Narkanda is perfect for those who want to enjoy snow and mountains but hate crowds. It's famous for skiing in winter, and the tranquility here in summer is breathtaking. Hatu Peak, which offers a 360-degree view of the Himalayan peaks, is the main attraction.
