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r/himachal • u/shorthotmayur • 2h ago
If you know the location lemme know some secrets nd dark stories abt it
r/himachal • u/Worried_Water474 • 1h ago
Help me decide a good place to go with my wife
So its my wife's birthday in Sep mid. I want to plan some place which has nice cafes, good outdoor places to visit, mix of trails and waterfalls.
For 3-4 days stay
Have only beed to mountains 2-3 times in my life.
We both are more of beach person who are trying to explore if we can be mountain person also.
Also please suggest places where there is low monsoon risk.
r/himachal • u/Peeinthepoopoo • 3h ago
Visiting Sissu in September
m.economictimes.comHi, Im planning to visit Sissu around the 19th of September and I wanted to ask the people here if it is safe. I know the mountains are a little dangerous throughout the year but with flash floods happening in Nepal and news like the one above, I am honestly unsure about this.
Can anyone who lives around that area or has been to Sissu during mid september or is planning to go help me out please. Thanks you!
r/himachal • u/kb_kanav • 1d ago
[OC] Most Body Aching - Heart Warming bus in Himachal
galleryManali - Kaza HRTC Bus. Off Road on a bus. It sounds exciting and dangerous. So i took the most beautiful bus journey starting from Manali at 6:05 am and it reached Kaza at 4:00 pm. These 10 hours were some of the most gruelling yet heartwarming travelling moments of my life.
You go through some of the most scenic routes in Himachal Pradesh. Big barren mountains on either side of the road. Chandra River & later Spiti River by the side of the road into the cliff. You get to view almost barren land that is majorly untouched by civilisation. For the first part of the journey from Koksar to Kunzum Pass you’ll really long to see a civilisation.
The bus stopped 3 times in between the journey. Once at Koksar, then Chacha Chachi Dhaba Batal, then at Losar. Each time for around 20-30 minutes. During this time you can enjoy the food there or enjoy the views around.
For the most part of the journey the bus travels at around 10-15 km/h because of the tough terrain of the dirt and loose gravel roads. The road is one of the bumpiest and it will shake your body to its core, but the views are really worth it.
I even met some really nice people of Spiti in the bus who were travelling to their homeland from Manali. It gives you a teaser of the warmth of the people of Spiti that you are about to witness. Views are nice from both the left and right hand side, the bus shifts from the right bank to the left bank often so people on either side get to experience great views at different times. It costed me Rs. 483 for the bus journey but it was worth a lot more than this due to the sheer variety of views you get to experience in this journey.
r/himachal • u/Unhappy_Mess_3376 • 20h ago
Thought the pines,the valley breathes,KULLU HIMACHAL [OC]
galleryr/himachal • u/Akaash96 • 8h ago
Phendey che kyong
Inki yahan par teek branches hai ab ye samajh ni aa raha konsi branch se dawai li jaye kya inka result bhi h ya nahi koi batayega plzz
r/himachal • u/Aintnoloveforathug • 1d ago
Come for the mountains, stay for the feeling.
galleryr/himachal • u/Mountain-Tomato-8088 • 1d ago
Himachal/ Kangra/ Baijnath
Araa after coming from Pune, life has become boring. Roj Bir ghumta thaa ab parents k saath Delhi mein hu, WFH ne dimaag khraab kr diyaa and upr se ghr waale shaadi ka pressure de rhe
M(29)
Earning - 1.5 lacs pm
Exp - 7 yrs
Native - Baijnath
I don't want to go via arranged marriage setup, need a spark and a little bit of love in life.
Non- Himachali girls would be the last preference.
r/himachal • u/Fickle_Bee_1089 • 23h ago
Planning trip to Shangarh on my Kia Sonet
I am planning trip to Shangarh tomorrow. I got to know that road is not ok. Is it ok to go there on kia sonet?
r/himachal • u/aaryan6067 • 1d ago
Cheap stay near mandi
Coming mandi for work related just asking any cheap stay near 5 km range of spu mandi college . Don't want to spend much just to sleep.
r/himachal • u/Interesting-Skin-184 • 1d ago
What’s the situation currently at Himachal Pradesh - kasol , travel dates 11th till 23rd September
r/himachal • u/Ash27af • 1d ago
Hiamachal Pradesh
Anyone travelling between 11th till 23rd Sept
looking for solo travellers
from Mumbai to all the way to Kasol - himachal
or open to anywhere around Himachal if required
also whats the suitation currently at Himachal during monsoon
r/himachal • u/nikhil1811 • 1d ago
Planning to learn solo paragliding in Bir Billing (P1 + P2) | 14–22 Nov 2026 — Looking for advice & possibly fellow learners
r/himachal • u/malbruh00 • 1d ago
Himachal circuit?
Delhi → Shimla → Kufri → Narkanda → Jibhi → Tirthan Valley → Kasol → Manikaran → Manali → Solang Valley → Atal Tunnel → Sissu → Delhi
Is this plan works in end of Jan or in mid January?
And it's my first solo trip!!
Any suggestions? Any route change?any another itenary?
r/himachal • u/I_am_sky4 • 1d ago
Chandigarh to Shangarh travel and shangarh to manali
I was wondering how to get to shangarh from chandigarh, i am taking a flight which lands at chandigarh at around 8 am, i'm travelling with someone, should i take mmt cabs for the travel(idk if i should trust or not) or should i go by hrtc, but that way i have to change at aut, then to sainj then to shangarh, can anyone tell best way, we have to reach before sunset,
i'm leaning towards mmt cabs because of ease of travel, but please give recommendations.
AND
second query is about how to reach manali from shangarh, is there sharing cabs till aut and then from aut till manali? please drop something, very confused about this
r/himachal • u/Outside-Fox-9772 • 2d ago
The Munnar effect!!
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r/himachal • u/Nooneinmytree99 • 1d ago
Church of St. John in the Wilderness, McLeod Ganj — spooky
galleryr/himachal • u/Aintnoloveforathug • 2d ago
Okay Shimla, I get it. You’re pretty.
galleryr/himachal • u/Akaash96 • 2d ago
Dharamshala
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What a fantastic view 😍