Himachal Pradesh is a magical place where the sun sets in paradise. Reorganized as the 18th Indian state in 1971, Himachal is located on the north-western region of the Himalaya. Himachal is landlocked between Jammu and Kashmir to the north, Tibetan plateau to the west, and Punjab to the east; the state stands apart in terms of its sheer topographic diversity and breathtaking pristine natural beauty. It is said that the land possesses such magnetism that it attracts nature lovers and voyagers from not only India but across the globe.

Himachal Pradesh apart from being blessed with breathtaking natural beauty, is also a tasteful blend of exquisite pahari cuisine that gives any traveller more than just one reason to fall in love with this beautiful mountains dotted state. Himachali or pahari cuisine has a unique aroma and flavour to it due to the usage of a lot of yoghurt and cardamom and cooking on slow flame. One can clearly see that the Himachali dishes have a lot of influence of Punjabi and Tibetan style of food.

Himachal Pradesh or the snow land of India is located near the western Himalayas. Shimla, one of the most beautiful and mesmerizing hill stations, is located in this state. This Indian state is famous for its aesthetic view, Hill Stations, Temples and the Himalayan Ranges.

One of the most popular tourist destinations of Himachal Pradesh is Kullu. The famous places in Kullu include Basheshwar Temple, Parvati Valley, Bijli Mahadev Temple, Sultanpur Palace, Great Himalayan Park and Bhrigu Lake. Other important cities of Himachal Pradesh, which attract tourists are Manali, Dharamshala, Shimla, Dalhousie, Kangra, Kasauli, Hamirpur, and Parwanoo. Himachal Pradesh is famous for handicrafts. Leather works, carpets, paintings, shawls, woodwork, Metalware it's worth appreciating. Apart from Hindi, which is the most popularly spoken language in the state, Pahari is a widely spoken language too. Although most common religion in the state is Hinduism, there are several other communities who live in this state including Brahmins, Rajputs, Kannets, Choudharies, Kolis, and Rathis.

Himachal Pradesh, a paradise for travelers, has everything, snowy peaks, lush green valleys, deep gorges, flowery meadows, icy rivers, misty woods, steep waterfalls, rippling streams and enchanting lakes. It has several forts and palaces such as Padam Palace, Rang Mahal, Jandrighat Palace, etc. It also has some fascinating lakes such as Renuka Lake, Prashar Lake, Rewalsar Lake and Lake Suraj Tal. The Great Himalayan National Park, situated in Kullu, is the most popular national park in the state as well as in India, has been declared as a heritage site by UNESCO in 2014.