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Visit my instagram for Art and Travel Location : Himachal Pradesh Country : India Currency : Indian Rupee (INR ) Weather : Mar-june 22-37 degrees                  July-Sept 15-25 degrees                  Dec-feb 0-15 degrees Language : Hindi, Pahadi, English and every distt have their own dialects. Airports : Shimla Airport, Bhuntar Airport, Kangra Airport Railways : Kalka-Shimla railway track and Patahankot-Jogindernagar track Buses : All the district are very well connected to Delhi,Chandigarh and Ambala. A natures paradise, Himachal Pradesh is   not only filled with nature but also with many local delicacies to tantalize your taste buds. If you are foodie at heart this place can do wonders to you. Traditionally meals in Himachal Pradesh are eaten while seated either on the floor or on mattress and food is more often eaten with hands. Pahadi food is gaining popularity da...

                        Travel Healthy We often travel and binge into unhealthy food that gives extra kilos to our body. How do we keep ourselves fit while travelling? Here are few asanas which will keep you well toned no matter how many destinations you are travelling to  Follow these simple tips to get in shape  Tree pose (Vriksaasana) Steps:-   Start with mountain pose. While exhaling,place your left foot on inner part of your right leg,close to the groin area,with your toes pointing downward.As you inhale,stretch your arms sideways to form a T,palms facing down.As you exhale, bring your palms together in prayer position.Raise your arms overhead, keeping your palms in prayer position. Benefits:-  Strenghthens and tones the entire standing leg, up to the buttocks. Builds self-confidence and esteem.  Precautions:- People who are suffering from headache,insomnia,low blood and high blood pressure should ...

Visit my Instagram for Art and Travel Professional Binocular -  https://amzn.to/3xEUPeJ                                                        Ranthambore      If you want to discover tigers and find out what the former hunting grounds of Maharajas of Jaipur like, then Ranthambore National park is one of the Indian national park you will want to visit. This national park is one of the largest and most popular national park in North India, located about 13.5 km from Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan. The park covers an area of approximately 392 sq km and is divided into 10 zones and zones 1-5 are best for tiger spotting. The park described as a tiger friendly land. Apart from Bengal tigers Rantha...

    Visit my Instagram for art and Travel Beautiful Sights in and around Kullu  Aren’t you just tired of going to your coveted beautiful destination only to find yourself stuck in a place along with hundreds or even thousands of other tourists? Social media, travel blogs and websites all direct you towards the same place, no doubt they are exquisitely beautiful but they’re mostly overcrowded and wouldn’t you enjoy the beauty of these majestic hills in peace and tranquility. Here are some serene but mostly unheard of sights to visit if you’re travelling to Kullu or Manali Peej, Kullu – when you pass through the beautiful valley of Kullu you will see pristine mountains on either side. What if you could get to the top of one of those  within an hour’s drive? Peej is the summit of the mountain on the right bank of Beas river, only 22 km from Kullu bus stand and is a picturesque sight. With a traditional Kulluvi temple, a little lake, horses, wild flowe...

      Visit my Instagram for Art and Travel A TRIP TO BHURSHING MAHADEV Bhurshing Mahadev is an exquisite Lord Shiva temple built in commemoration of local deity Bhur Singh and his sister and is believed to be the edge of Himalayas from where Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati witnessed the Mahabarat in Kurukshetra. But more than its religious aspect this place is famous for the scenic landscapes and picturesque views that it offers. If you’re travelling to or near Nahan or even Solan you should definitely take one day out of your plans to visit this magnificent destination.  To get to this destination your trip begins in Nahan, from where you can either take a bus to Shimla/Solan or drive on the Shimla road. If travelling from Solan you do the opposite and take the road to Nahan. National Highway 5 (commonly known as Shimla road) itself harbours a number of spots with panoramic views that sometimes are just breathtaking. The glorious blending of the endin...

  Visit my Instagram for Art and Travel CAFES YOU CANNOT MISS IN KULLU-MANALI The pandemic has been arduous on almost every aspect of our lives but it’s been veritably hard on our travel plans and if you’re a wanderer you must be waiting for all this to end so that your excursions can resume. Kullu-Manali has been a hot and raved tourist destination for years now. Apart from the alluring scenery this place offers, the food and the cafes that add to the charm of travelling to this beautiful valley. To ameliorate your plans and make your experience wholesome here are some honest cafe recommendations from a localite who is passionate about food and ambiance .   Valentino’s Kullu – This primitive café which is the pioneer of café culture in this valley is located on the major district road (previously National Highway 21) in Kullu. It’s a beautiful little cottage with both indoor and outdoor seating, homelike vibes and a vegetarian menu offering Italian, Mexican and Continenta...

  Visit my Instagram for Art and Travel                                                 A day at Emaho Cafe   View from Emaho Cafe What a wonderful day it was. Still flashbacks hitting me hard. I wish to travel there soon. You people must be thinking Emaho Cafe ???... Where it is located ???.... Guys it is something which caught my attention and i can surely write about it. Well it was Tahir and i who took a day off and started our journey from sundernagar to Rewalsar lake. It was only 1.5 hours journey and it was 11 am when we finally reached there. I was the one who was insanely dying to see Rewalsar lake. The weather was quite pleasant and it was drizzling  and we both were enjoying every second there. First we decided to explore Rewalsar lake then zoo, monasteries and some temples. After visiting to all these places it was...