Himachal Pradesh is blessed with the picturesque and serene honeymoon locations, amidst the snow clad mountains.
The majestic mountains, herbaceous valleys interlaced with trekking routes and rivers namely Sutlej, Beas, Yamuna, Ravi, Parbati and Chenab, dense forests rich in flora and fauna and lush grasslands with blossoming pink 'Rhododendrons' and apple orchards are sufficient to make your honeymoon in Himachal an unforgettable experience to cheer for ever. It has famous honeymoon places in india.
In the 'Land of the Gods', you can initiate your journey from the capital Shimla and then advance towards the other famous honeymoon destinations located in Himachal. Dalhousie, Kullu, Manali, Shimla and Dharamshala are beautiful hill stations of Himachal that offer panoramic backdrops to capture perfect pictures of the two of you and fall in love with each other over and again.
The colonial extravagance of Dalhousie, staggering charm of Shimla and Chail, 81 old stone temples in Mandi located on the banks of River Beas, the Shivalik Ranges caressing Nahan and Chamba, the alluring exquisiteness of Kullu and Manali and the verdant valleys of Lahaul, Spiti, Kangra, Bhaga, Habban, Sollang Nullah and Rajgarh ornament the grandeur of Himachal and make it an exotic destination for honeymooners.
Honeymoon Attraction in Himachal Pradesh
On your honeymoon trip to Himachal Pradesh, do not forget to visit the religious shrines of Jwalamukhi Ji, Chintpurni Ji, Naina Devi, Bajreshwari Devi, Chamunda Ji, Anandpur Sahib, Paonta Sahib, Manikaran Sahib, Christ Church, St. Michael’s Cathedral, St. Mary’s Church, St. Andrew’s Church, St. John’s Church, St. Francis’ Church and the Buddhist monasteries, to seek the blessings of God for a happy married life.
There are various events organized every year in Himachal Pradesh. You can plan your honeymoon trip according to their occurrence. Some of the annual events in Himachal are:
- Ice-Skating Festival is organized in Shimla every year, from December to February.
- The Winter Carnival falls in the month of January and celebrated in Manali.
- Hamir Utsav is held in September to celebrate the establishment of Hamirpur District.
- Tribal Festival is organized in November at Reckong Peo (Kinnaur).
- Dussehra at Kullu is a week's event that falls in the month of October.
- Paragliding Pre-World Cup at Bir-Billing.
The tempting cuisines of the Himachal region are flavoured with cardamom, cinnamon, cloves and red chillies. Sidu, aktori, patande, meat, dal-chawal, roti-subzi, rajmah cooked in yoghurt, boor ki kari and moong ki dal are savouring dishes of the Himachali platter, served with desserts afterward. So, you will never really miss the home-like food while your honeymoon in Himachal Pradesh.
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