Manali Shimla,Himachal Pradesh,Dharamsala,Dalhousie,Kullu Dusshera,Spiti,Kinnaur,Lahaul !
Shimla Manali..Festival Travel India!... Himachal Pradesh (Hindi: हिमाचल प्रदेश) is a state in Northern India. It is spread over 21,495 sq mi (55,673 km²) and is bordered by the Indian states of Jammu and Kashmir on the north, Punjab on the west, Uttarakhand on the south-east and by the Tibet Autonomous Region on the east. It is a Himalayan state, where every season is celebrated by famous fairs of India. In Shimla and Manali, the snow invites many tourists from around the world, with its old age Christmas charm. The famous Kullu Dusshera, Lavi Fair in Shimla, Losar Festival of the Tibetan Community in Dalai Lama's Dharamsala and Minjar Fair in Dalhousie,Chamba are important Indian Fairs n Festivals for any Tourist Calendar. Important on your diary for your festival travel India is the Phulech (Flower) Festival in the ancient valleys of Kinnaur, Spiti and Lahaul of Himachal Pradesh. 'Kullu Dusshera' in October/November, showcases the myriad pantheon of Hill Gods n Goddesses in the India Himalayas. An invitation to 'divinity', it is unique in its celebration of Dusshera, all over India. **Enjoy Himachal Pradesh in all the seasons for an India Holiday, in the Mountains..Check out our video !
Rustle of the Leaves..Himachal Pradesh,India. from arvind gurung on Vimeo. |
To bring to date, your Indian vacation in the Himalayas, carry back a soveneir, reminiscent of the Mountain..
Himachal Pradesh, has many exquisite hand made hill crafts, which bring to lesson, Buddhism, ethnic folk lores or just simple hill culture.
Whether you are in the Queen of Hills..Shimla, or the Neo-Buddhist center..Dharamsala,it can be an evergreen experience of shopping bonanza. The warmth of hand woven Kullu/Manali shawls will stay forever. The ancient valleys of Lahaul, Spiti & Kinnaur, will leave you spellbound with ancient local art and craft.
Manali Shimla, Lahaul & Spiti Valley..
In the cold desert, color is the best lifeline for a vibrant community of hill nomads in Lahaul and Spiti valley. So mountain, in its flavour is the warm 'texture' and feel of 'Pula' (Straw shoes). Essential for keeping the durries and carpets inside a himalayan home clean, these 'booties' are worn inside the home. Woolen socks hand woven, from throw-away colorful woollen threads, are snug accessories to this ethenic footwear.
The chill panaroma of winter in the cold desert is, timeless not only in its remoteness, but also a warm reminder of lively 'human' touches for cozy comfort and cheerful solace.
Yoga, Meditation, Teachings at
Dalai Lama Dharamsala Miniguide in the pristine green surrounds of the mighty Dhauladhar range.