3When you are on a trip to Himachal Pradesh, you can expect a lot of fun and adventurous activities. It is home to everything from mesmerizing verdant forests, snow-capped mountains to natural beauty. However, the fun part doesn’t end here. Himachal Pradesh has a lot to offer to its tourists beyond those enchanting and picturesque locations. Here are 30 exciting things to do in Himachal Pradesh before you turn 30!
There are several heritage hotels here in Shimla and do experience their hospitality. They are warm, courteous, and friendly. You will find every room of these hotels is inspired by the earlier days of Shimla.
Want to get a taste of Golden Eagle beer or Old Monk? How about you go to the famous Mohan Meakin Brewery? Being the oldest in Asia, this brewery is one heaven for everyone. It was famous for Lion beer when it opened in the year 1855 and was called Dyer Breweries.
While your things to do in Himachal Pradesh list are long, do not forget to add downhill cycling to Naggar. If cycling is your thing, then you should definitely go to the picturesque town of Naggar near Kullu. You are bound to fall in love with the route from Manali.
If you think how birds fly without any worries, try the tandem flying experience right here at Bir Billing. While you are above, you get to witness the scenic views, little villages and so on.
Everyone knows that Himachal is the major producer of apple and your Himachal Pradesh tourism is incomplete without visiting the Apple orchards. It is a great opportunity to learn apple farming, what are the challenges faces by the farmers, and so on. Fagu, Kinnaur region and Sangla Valley are top spots for apple orchards.
Bring out the adventurous in you with a trek through the Great Himalayan National Park. Protecting more than 1000 plant species, 209 bird species, and 31 mammal species, it also offers enchanting views of the valleys – Tirthan, Parvati, Jiwa Nal, and Sainj.
Tibetan celebration is one thing you should experience because there is everything from the song, dance to drama. The famous Tibetan Opera gives you an insight into the life of the important people, Buddhist folk tales, and historical events. You can get the best experience here at the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts or TIPA.
Go on a brave and exciting trek to Malana with your friends. Villages tend to believe that they are the descendants of the soldiers of Alexander the Great. How about you explore this and more while on your trek?
Set off on your white water rafting adventure and fight the 1 to 4 Beas River’s rapids. The adventurous journey begins at Pirdi and goes downriver to Jhiri.
If you are up for an adventure, then do experience rock climbing at Vashisht. It is one experience you should not miss because you get to witness the ancient temples, traditional Himachali wooden houses, and not to forge the Himalayan peaks.
If you love adventures, then heli-skiing is for you. Head to Hanuman Tibba in Manali that offers powder snow serving as an ideal gliding spot for heli-skiing. You are bound to fall in love with the awe-inspiring views.
The crystal clear water of Pabber River situated in Rohru is just a perfect spot to go trout fishing.
Grab a hot cup of tea, a nice book and cuddle in a blanker for you are going to witness the magic of snow like never before.
You are bound to be amazed and marvelled as you go on your architecture walk in the hills. Head to Una a beautiful town of Pragpur which is home to Chaujjad Haveli and Butail Niwas, 200 years old and 175 years old respectively. There is also 150-year-old Banta Dwar in the complex of Kuthiala.
Did you know the Spiti Valley’s arid desert plateaus make the best bike route? Do ride through the Kumzum Pass which no biker should miss. But, remember it requires a great level of stamina and fitness.
Just 22 km from Shimla is the British-era course with tall cedar trees and fresh air which is a perfect spot for golfers.
You cannot return home unless you have shopped for handicrafts at the Ridge. You have the Mall Road and the Lakkar Bazaar that is home to wooden crafts and more.
No matter whether you are here in summers or winters, Solang Valley is your destination to indulge in skiing.
Find your spiritual self or experience the tranquillity right here at Tsuglagkhang Complex. Take a walk around in Kora Trail where you will discover the chorten collection, prayer wheels and so on.
Head to the Mall Road in Dalhousie to witness the mesmerizing and enchanting sunset.
Kangra is filled with tea estates, and its tea is famous for its distinguished taste, aroma, and color. If you have a soft corner for tea, then this is one place you should not miss.
While you are here in Himachal Pradesh, do not miss a ride in the toy train from Kalka to Shimla. Channeling through 102 tunnels and crossing 864 bridges, this toy train ride is worth.
Visit this beautiful destination known as Kinnaur or Kinner Desh, which is known for being an apple belt in the mesmerizing Himachal Pradesh. This is the place where tribals display their talents.
Rediscover and explore this place on foot whilst experiencing the earth under your feet.
If you are traveling to Himachal in November, then you should definitely experience the famous International Lavi Fair which happens in Rampur. This trade fair is a perfect opportunity to get handicrafts, dry fruits, and so on.
If you love bikes, then flaunt them here at these enchanting mountains. Top biker circuits include Una, Kangra, and Bilaspur.
If water sports are your thing, then do head to Chamera Lake and Pong Dam Reservoir to experience canoeing and sailing like never before.
While you are in Himachal Pradesh, you need to add this in your things to do in Himachal Pradesh list. Try their authentic Dham which is prepared majorly during special occasions and festivals. Dham is a complete meal and is also known as botis. Also, try the authentic Siddhu. There is also Madra, which is a famous dish in Himachal Pradesh.
Dharamshala for over the years has been home to the Tibetan refugees. To get the very Tibetan culture feel you should head to Mcleodganj where you will find cafes serving Tibetan cuisines, and even find Buddhist monks.
For people who like to go on their own adventure, you should definitely explore the offbeat and lost villages. One such is Barot, which is a perfect spot among the hamlets. It is an ideal destination for camping and trekking.
No matter whether waking up to scenic views of the mountains or sleeping under the starlit skies is your thing, Himachal Pradesh tour is here to make it happen. Our Himachal tour packages are just your answer to ensure you tick off things to do in Himachal Pradesh from your bucket list.
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I have done river rafting twice in this year. It was really
amaziang experience. Everyone should try at least once in
lifetime.