📍 Location: ~85 km from Solan, ~120 km from Shimla, Sirmaur District📅 Season: April–June & September–November for trekking and village immersionA quiet base beneath Churdhar’s shadow, where cedar groves hum and pilgrims gather in silence 🥾 Gateway to Churdhar –...
📍Tap for Directions Location: ~70 km from Solan via Rajgarh, ~28 km from Rajgarh Town📅 Season: March–June & September–November for trekking, orchard walks, and temple visitsA valley of cedar and silence, where Shirgul Devta watches from the mist and the forest...
📍Tap for Directions Location: Near Nohradhar, ~90 km from Solan, Sirmaur District📅 Season: April–June & September–November for trekking and temple visitsA peak of pilgrimage and panorama, where Bhima carved rivers and George Everest measured the Himalayas 🏔️...
📍 Location: Shilai tehsil and adjoining villages, Sirmaur District, Himachal Pradesh📅 Season: November–December (approximately one month after Diwali, on Amavasya)A local luminary of tradition, where lamps burn late and stories blaze bright beneath pine-lined horizons...
📍 Location: Bala Sundari Temple, Trilokpur, Sirmaur District📅 Season: Twice a year – Chaitra Navratri (March–April) and Ashwin Navratri (September–October)A sacred fair where thousands gather to honor the child goddess and seek blessings with folded palms and open...
📍 Location: Renuka Ji, Sirmaur District, Himachal Pradesh📅 Season: November (around Prabodhini Ekadashi)A gentle, profound celebration of maternal love, spiritual penance, and water-bound sanctity 🕉️ The Legend – A Son’s Redemption, A Mother’s Return The Renuka Fair...
📍 Region-wide Celebrations | Temple Rituals & Community Fairs🕯️ Diwali: October–November | 🌈 Holi: MarchSacred brilliance and village revelry across Himachal’s diverse terrains 🕯️ Diwali – The Festival of Light and Lore In Himachal Pradesh, Diwali isn’t just about...
“Where stone tells stories, and the earth remembers its ancient beasts.” 📖 Overview The Suketi Fossil Park Trail is a geology-themed interpretive walk through a 1.5 sq. km fossil site in the Markanda River Valley, near Kala Amb. Established in 1974 by the Geological...
“Where hornbills call, deer tread softly, and the forest hums with life.” 📖 Overview The Simbalbara Wildlife Sanctuary, upgraded to National Park status in 2010, spans 27.88 sq. km in the Paonta Valley of Sirmaur, bordering Kalesar National Park (Haryana). It’s one of...