Being one of the popular hill stations in India, Shimla is always rushed by the tourists for their holiday tours and vacations. The tranquilizing greenery of the city attracts tourists a lot. People also like to discover the historical facts in this district of Himachal at the time of British Rule.

Shimla is best approachable by road through national highway NH-22. Narrow gauage train track is quite enjoyable for travel to shimla. The city is also approachable via airway with limited flights as Jubbarhatti airport.

The main attraction spots of the city are The Mall Road, The Ridge, Viceregal Lodge(now called as Rashtrapati Niwas), Jakhu Temple, Kalibari Temple, Sankat Mochan Temple, Tara Devi Temple, Kamna Devi Temple, Himalayan Bird Park, Chadwick Falls and Johnnie's Wax Museum. There are some more places to visit nearby the city like Kufri, Mashobara, Naldehra, Tattapani and Chail.

The weather is chill in winter, which goes down to -1° and moderately warm in summers, goes up to 28°C.

Manali is a place of the famous river Beas, beautiful valleys and enchanting hill tops. These are the most eye-catching things. Because of its scenic beauty, it is always been popular and preferred destination in Himachal by lots of tourists. Manali and Kullu are well connected with national highways NH-21 and NH-1. Manali is also approachable by air. The airport at Bhuntar is 50 Kms away from Manali and 11 kms from Kullu. Visitors come here to view beautiful landscapes as well as to do adventurous activities like valley-crossing, para-gliding, trekking and skiing.

The best attraction spots in Manali are Great Himalayan National Park, Nehru Kund, Manali Club House, Hadimba Temple, Manu Temple, Vashishtha Temple. There are some more places to visit around like Solang Valley, Kullu Valley, Rohtang Pass, Beas Kund and Chandrakhani Pass.

The pleasant weather of Manali always pulls the crowd to this place. Summers are very enjoyable and winter snowfall is very popular.

Dharamsala is also known as little Lhasa, due to Tibetan crowd impact. Dharamsala is divided into two parts - upper Dharamsala and lower Dharamsala. This beautiful hill station lies very close to Dhauladhar range, which is about 17 Kms from Kangra. Here, one can enjoy snow capped mountains views. The fabulous hills of Dharamsala are surrounded by by oak and conifer tree forests. The local restaurants with Tibetan food prolongs in mind. The presence of Buddhism culture makes Dharamsala one of the most attractive spot in India.

Attractions: Places to visit in Dharamsala are Mcleodganj, Kotwali Bazar, Green Shop, Tibetan Monasteries, Bhagsunag Temple, Bhagsu Waterfall, St. John's Church, Dal Lake, War Memorial and Norbulingka Institute. Dharamsala is also popular for the diverse shopping items as the market offers shopping of Tibetan handicraft items, carpets mats, traditional jewelries, paintings, Tibetan dresses and gift items. Besides the attraction spots in Dharamsala,nearby places to visit are: Kangra Valley, Masrur Rock Cut Temples, Chamunda Devi Temple and Jwalamukhi Temple.

Weather: The weather of Dharamsala is moderately warm in summer and the temperature ranges between 16 and 31°C. In winter season, the temperature ranges between 6 and 20°C. Sometimes temperature even goes down to 0°C.

Transport: Dharamsala is well connected to all various cities in North India. The nearest railway station for Dharamsala is Kangra Railway Station(narrow gauge track), which is 15Kms away. The nearest airport, 13 Kms from Dharamsala, which is at Gaggal.

Dalhousie is quiet calm hill station. Dalhouise is named after Lord Dalhousie, one of the viceroys of India. Dalhousie is located in the midst of picturesque green valleys that attracts tourist a lot. It is place of five hills named Bakrota, Kathlog, Petryn, Balun and Tehra. Tibetan Market of this hill station is on of the popular shopping site. Travelling to Dalhouise also relishes the person with variety of foods - Chinese, Tibetan, Kashmiri and South Indian menus.

Attractions: The attraction spots in Dalhouise are Laxmi Narayan Temple Complex, Hari Rai Temple, The Chowgan, Rangmahal, Akhand Chandi Palace, Bhuri Singh Museum, St. Andrew's Church, St. Patrick's Church, St. Francis church and St. John's Church, Subhash Baoli, Panchpula, Kalatop and Lakkar Mandi. Besides these the interesting places to visit are: Khajjiar(known as Mini Switzerland in India), Bharmour, Manimahesh and Temples like Champavati Temple, Vijreshwari Mara Temple, Sui Mata Temple, Shakti Devi Temple and Chamunda Devi Temple.

Weather: The weather of Dalhousie is very pleasant. One can visit Dalhouise whole year except monsoons. The temperature here goes upto 24°C in summer and in winter it goes down upto 0°C. Due to cool and comfortable weather, Dalhousie is one of the enchanting hill stations in India.

Transport: Dalhousie is connected by road with various popular destinations like Chamba(52 Kms away), Khajjiar (56Kms away) and Pathankot(80Kms away). The airport to approach Dalhousie is at Gaggal, which 115 Kms away. The railway station nearest to Dalhousie is at Pathankot, which 94 Kms away.

Chandigarh is a well planned city, which is divided into sectors. It has a number of gardens and parks with very good plantation that energizes the ecological system of the city. That's why Chandigarh is known as The City Beautiful. Chandigarh is well connected with national highways NH-21 and NH22 and also very easily approachable via airways and railways.

The climate of the city of the city is hot with summers, cold with winters and pretty pleasant with Autumn and Monsoon seasons.

The main attractions in Chandigarh are Rock Garden, Rose Garden, Chandigarh Botanical Garden & Nature Park, Sukhna Lake, Sukhna Wildlife Sanctuary and Sector 17 Market Complex. Moreover, the nearby places to visit places are the highest tower of India(Fateh Burj) at Mohali, Mansa Devi Temple, Gurudwara Nada Sahib, Morni Hills, Yadavindra Garden Pinjore and Chhatbir Zoo.

Pathankot is a city of Punjabi tradition. It is a joining junction of Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir. It is at the close bottom to Shivalik range of Himalayas. The city joins other cities of India with a very good road network as well as railway network. The railway station is linked with important cities of India like Amritsar, Jalandhar, Jammu, Chandigarh and Delhi. Military airport, which is 5 kms away from city makes the city approachable via airways.

The main places to visit here are Mukteshwar Mahadev Temple, Ranjit Sagar Dam, Shapur Kandi Fort, Shri Laxmi Narayan Mandir, Nagni Mata Temple, Shiv Mandir Kathgarh and Nupur Fort.

The climate of Pathankot is hot specially in summer, where mercury goes upto 48°C. Winters are cold and goes minimum to 7°C. The climate becomes easy and soothing in spring and autumn seasons.

The city founded by fouth Sikh Guru "Guru Ram Das", is one of the popular cities and holy place of Sikhs. It is a place of tourist visitors because of Harmandir Sahib Gurudwara, popularly known as the Golden Temple. Amritsar is connected with Grand Trunk Road, one of the longest roads of India. The city is also easily approachable through flights and railways.

The main attraction spots of the city are Harmandir Sahib Gurudwara(Golden Temple), allianwala Bagh, Wagah Border, Punjab State War Heroes Memorial, Durgiana Temple, Mata Lal Devi Temple, Model Town Temple, Gobindgarh Fort, Ram Tirath, the Heritage Village - Sadda Pind, Anand Garden, Harike Wetland and Indo-Pak Museum.

The best visit time to Amritsar is between the month of November and March. Summers are very hot and winters are chilled.

Ambala is known as City of Scientific Instruments as Ambala is one the largest producer of scientific products and instruments in India. Ambala has two main divisions - Ambala Cantt and Ambala City. Ambala Cantt is one of the oldest base of Indian Air Force. Ambala is connected with the National Highway NH-1 (Grand Trunk Road) that connects the city with various other cities in North India. Ambala is also one of the important junctions of Northern Railways.

The climate of Ambala is hot in summer season and very cold in winter seasons with dense fog.

The main places to visit in Ambala are Bhawani Amba Temple, Maa Vaishno Devi Temple, Badshahi Bagh Gurudwara, Manji Sahib Gurudwara, Saint Paul's Church, Rani Ka Talaab and Prachin Shiv Mandir, .

Kinnaur is not a single city. It is three administrative divisions - Pooh, Kalpa and Nichar. Kinnaur is well known for Kailash mountains and called as an abode of Lord Shiva. The peak of mountain has a natural rock, which gives the apperance like "Shiv Linga". Kinnaur is connected with national highway NH-22 and is approachable through taxis, buses and own private vehicles.

The best sightseeing attractions of Kinnaur are Nako Lake, Lipa-Asrang Sanctuary, Zanskar Valley, Sangla Valley and Bhaba Valley. People can also enjoy various adventurous activities like rappelling, rock climbing, river valley crossing, nature paths and birds watching.

Kinnaur may be best visited between the months May and October beacause of its weather conditions. The temperature in winter season the goes down below 22°C and may fall down to -4°C also. Due to very low temperature, the mountains are always capped with snow.

Leh is a district in the Jammu and Kashmir. It is at the height of 3500 meters above the sea level and is surrounded by high mountains, which are covered with snow almost throughout the year. Leh is connected with national highway NH-1D, which comes from Srinagar via Kargil. The another highway is Leh-Manali Highway. The nearest airport called Leh Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport is also means to approach to this place.

The best attractions of this place are Shanti Stupa, Namgyal Tsemo Gompa, Hemis gompa, The Victory Tower, Zorawar Fort, Leh Palace, Cho Khang Gompa, Chamba Temple, Jama Masjid, Gurdwara Pathar Sahib, War Museum and Sankar village. Places nearby to visit are Khardung La Pass, Hunder Valley, Stok Palace, Spituk Monastery, Stok Monastery, Shey Monastery, Alchi Monastery, Thikse Monastery, Basgo, Magnetic hill, Indus River - Zanskar River sangam, Pangong Tso Lake and Siachen Glacier.

The climate of Leh is very cold. There are very long winters from the month of October to March. The temperature in winters goes below freezing point. Therefore, Leh is popular as Cold Desert Mountains.

Delhi is the national capital and union territory of India. It is bordered on three sides by the state of Haryana and bordered by Uttar Pradesh from one side. According to history of Delhi, it had been capital of various kingdoms and empires. It had been seized and redeveloped many times. The only major river flowing through the city is Yamuna. This capital city is the largest commercial centre of northern zone in India. Delhi was also known as Indraprastha, the ancient capital at time of Mahabharata.

Attractions: Delhi is the most visited city in India by the foreign visitors. There are a lot of tourist attractions in Delhi like Qutub Minar, Red Fort, Purana Qila, Humayun's Tomb, India Gate, Akshardham, Laxminarayan Temple, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, ISKCON Temple, Lotus Temple, Jama Masjid and Jantar Mantar. Besides these, there some crowded places to wander around like Cannaught Place, Chandni Chowk, Dilli Haat and Khan Market.

Weather: The weather of Delhi in summer is quite hot and humid. In winter season, weather becomes very chill and misty.

Transport: Delhi has the highest road network in India. The city is connected with many national highways like NH-1, NH-2, NH-8, NH-10 and NH-24. Inter-state and local buses are operated under Delhi Transport Corporation. There is a huge number of taxis, auto-rickshaws and cycle-rickshaws running on Delhi roads. Delhi has major junctions in the network of railways in India. It is the headquarter of the Northern Railway. Metro train service is a rapid system of transport. Delhi Metro is the tenth largest metro system in the world in terms of length. Indira Gandhi International Airport in southwest Delhi is the main hub of domestic and international flights.