Himachal Pradesh is located in the Kangra and McLeodGanj district on the outskirts of Dharamsala city and has been one of the most popular tourist destinations in recent years. Occupied by many Tibetans, who moved here after China invaded their homeland, McLeod Ganj is sometimes called Little Lhasa. It is also worth noting that the Tibetan government in exile is only based in McLeodGanj.

Beginning from the famous Majnu ka Tila Bus stand, the journey takes you overnight to Mcleodganj. The Bhagsunnag waterfall of McLeodganj is one place to check out from the bucket list. From the shopping districts, Tibetan market, to cafe hopping and trying finger licking momos, you’re sure to have the full fun and frolic of this place.

Moving on to Triund, the trek to the top is promising for the fascinating view it provides. Known for its excellent panoramic views of the Dhauladhars, Triund offers more than just a beautiful sightseeing trek. It leads further to Kareri Lake, where you'll come across rock-cut caves to explore.

Around 80kms from McLeodganj is Bir, our next stop. The famous village of Himachal Pradesh, located in the west of Joginder Nagar Valley, is known for its paragliding activities. Other than that, tourists also go for hang gliding and parasailing at Bir Billing. You will definitely quench your thirst for high adrenaline activities here.

From Bir to Jibhi to Jalori Pass, you will get to see wooden houses on elevated slopes with their intricate carvings and cantilevered balconies. The Banjar Valley of Himachal will be quite an appealing view. Jibhi is a secluded and unspoilt valley. Surrounded by pine and cedar forests, the place is in close proximity to the Great Himalayan National Park.

After trekking to Jalori Pass, the isolated road of fun and adventure, you will get to the mesmerising Serolsar Lake with the religious visit to the Shringa Rishi Temple.

Kasol, our next point of enjoyment and travel.