Himachal Pradesh is a state of beauty that delights visitors with picturesque mountain stations with charming villages with snow-covered mountains, green valleys, a variety of species of fauna and flora, unspoiled natural beauty and a wealth of hiking trails. It's a must-see destination for those who love nature as well as adventurers and backpackers. This is our top pick of the best spots to go to during the " abode of Snow'.
Kasol

On the banks of the Parvati River is a picturesque town called Kasol which is also known as the 'Little Israel India'. It is a peaceful and laidback place. Kasol is well-loved by hippies and backpackers and for great reasons. The beautiful landscape of mountains covered in snow with lush valleys, stunning waterfalls, and unspoiled treks make Kasol a dream for trekkers and nature lovers and the variety of delightful cafés, affordable accommodation options and a laid-back atmosphere makes Kasol an ideal place to explore on a backpack.
If you're in the area It is worthwhile to explore the small hamlets in the area including Chalal which is well-known by its Trance as well as Psychedelic events; Malana, known for its Malana Cream (cannabis); Rasol and Tosh and Tosh, both of which are brimming with lush greenery and peace.
Shimla
Also known as also the Queen of Hills, Shimla is a beautiful colonial hill station with stunning views that will be waiting for you in every corner. A great place to stroll, Shimla showcases some of the finest colonial-era structures such as the Viceregal Lodge and it's Town Hall, Gaiety Theatre and the Christ Church. Shimla's location at lower slopes of the Himalayas amid the lush greenery and snow-covered mountain ranges makes it the ideal spot for hiking and outdoor pursuits. The attraction to this city as the Queen of Hills increases manifold when winter arrives The entire city is completely covered in snow, an unforgettable experience to be remembered!

Kasauli
At an altitude of 1,900m is an unassuming town called Kasauli. It is a small town in terms of tourist attractions or commerce, nor population. But that's precisely the reason its appeal and beauty lies : its unadulterated air, tranquil and serene ambience, and the abundance of nature is what draws tourists. The locations you can go to are Kasauli Club, the Baptish Church, Christ Church, Kasauli Brewery, Monkey Point, Nahri temple and Kasauli Club.

Dharamshala
In the upper regions in the upper reaches of Kangra Valley Dharamshala is blessed with one of the most beautiful weather conditions found in Himachal Tour Package. The town is surrounded by snow-covered mountains of Dhauladhar mountains, and the lush deodar and pine forests The town is filled with architectural and cultural attractions as well as a large variety of cafes, restaurants and shops that cater to its large diverse Indian as well as Tibetan communities. The suburbs of the town, like McLeod Ganj (India's Mini Tibet), Dharamkot, Sindhbari, Ramnagar and Naddi are worth exploring. Additionally, with an abundance of hiking trails with waterfalls, scenic valleys and waterfalls and valleys, the town draws travelers from all over the globe.

Spiti Valley
With an altitude of 3,810m, Spiti tour package is a secluded village in the mountains of the cold desert. Although it's relatively isolated, many travelers from the spiritual and adventure world are slowly arriving in Spiti to visit its numerous Buddhist monasteries that are scattered across the region, and to take part in exciting activities including mountain biking, trekking, whitewater rafting and wildlife viewing. Furthermore the area is surrounded by numerous high-altitude communities, including Tabo, Kaza, Dhankar, Kibber, Komic and Langza that can be explored during your journey to Spiti.

Manali Trip
At an altitude of 2,050 metres in the River Beas valley, Manali Tour Package is a picturesque mountain retreat that attracts hundreds of tourists each year. The stunning landscape of the lush deodar and pine forests and snow-covered mountains, picturesque meadows, valleys and waterfalls draws adventurers and nature lovers alike. Additionally, the ancient temples and Tibetan monasteries are a magnet for spiritualists.

Chitkul
Within the Kinnaur district in Himachal trip is a small but charming village called Chitkul that is the last village to be inhabited close to the border between Indo-China. There's not much to see or do in Chitkul, but the picturesque landscape that consists of the lush greenery, the snow-laden mountains , apple orchards and its peaceful vibe makes it a perfect spot for those seeking to commune with nature, peacefully and in silence. It is particularly interesting to see the charming houses with slate or wooden roofs and an ancient temple which houses a deity that dates back to 500 years that is the patron saint of town.

Bir Billing

Despite its small dimensions, Bir Billing is the most popular destination for paragliding around India. Also known as the Paragliding Capital of India', Bir Billing is a place that has a pleasant climate all year round and an amazing scene that attracts adrenaline junkies and adventurers from all over the globe. It is a place that offers breathtaking views of the rolling beauty of the Himalayan mountains.

Dalhousie
Dalhousie is a popular year-round vacation destination, but is even more beautiful during the winter months, when the whole hill town is covered in white sheets. With mountains with cascading waterfalls and lakes, and beautiful oak and pine trees, avid adventurers are able to visit Dalhousie to take part in outdoor activities like hiking or canoeing, river rafting, kayaking , and camping. In addition, the tranquil atmosphere and natural beauty attract those who are nature-lovers and peace lovers alike.

Khajjiar
Khajjiar is a small slice of heaven in the midst of dense deodar forest, lush meadows and the snow-capped Himalayas. The 'Mini Switzerland' of the Indian subcontinent, tourists can take a trip to explore the stunning surroundings, be close to the diverse wildlife in Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary. Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary, and participate in outdoor pursuits like forest treks Zorbing, horse riding, and paragliding in Khajjiar Lake. Khajjiar Lake. A must-see is the Khaji Nag 12th century temple. It is dedicated to the Lord of Serpents (Khaji Nag), the temple is distinguished by its gorgeous design that is a blend from Hindu as well as Muslim styles.