Places To Visit
Palampur, known as the ‘Tea Capital of Northwest India,’ offers a refreshing escape with its vast stretches of lush tea gardens and crisp mountain air. The town’s charm lies in its scenic countryside, colonial-style architecture, and backdrop of the majestic Dhauladhar range.
Vast Tea Gardens
The tea industry in Palampur has a rich legacy, dating back to the colonial era when the British introduced tea cultivation in the region. The tea estates were first conceived in India during the 19th century.
Neugal Khad
The Neugal Khad is perfect for picnics by the riverside, offering panoramic views and soothing sounds of flowing water.
Tashi Jong Monastery
Tashi Jong Monastery stands as a beacon of Tibetan culture, offering calm meditation spaces and vibrant thangka art.
Andretta
Andretta pottery is perhaps one of the area’s most famous crafts that has been nurtured here for years. Sardar Gurcharan Singh established the Andretta Pottery and Craft Society in the 1980s
Bir Billing
The Bir-Billing area is a popular site for paragliding; both Indians and visitors come from all over the world. The flying season is in September and October, with some flying in November
Baijnath
Baijnath Temple, one of the oldest temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, adds spiritual allure with its intricate stone carvings and peaceful ambiance.
Art lovers will enjoy a visit to Andretta– an artist’s village known for its pottery and cultural heritage. Nearby Bir Billing, a world-renowned paragliding destination, offers thrilling aerial views for adventure seekers.