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Tourist Places to Visit in Himachal Pradesh in June

1. Kangra
2. Shimla
3. Palampur
4. Mashobra
5. Chail
6. Kasauli
7. Bir Billing
8. Kinnaur
9. Sangla
10. Khajjiar

Discover the beauty of the Himalayas in summer as you curate a list of places to visit in Himachal in June. June marks the summer season in Himachal and is among the best months to explore the state. This is because the weather remains pleasant and cool, while the landscape is green and vibrant with flowers and fruits. Be it exploring the lush valleys and orchards or going on thrilling treks, there is something for every traveller here. From family vacations and trips with friends to romantic honeymoons and solo excursions, Himachal in June is perfect for every plan.

When it comes to Himachal, each destination has its own charm which can be experienced to the fullest in the mild weather of June. The best places to visit in Himachal Pradesh in June include the iconic destinations of Shimla and Manali and offbeat places like Sangla. From the tea gardens of Palampur to the rolling meadows of Khajjiar, unpack the stunning variety of the Himalayan landscape during your vacation. Since most of the popular places are full of tourists, you can opt to visit offbeat destinations like Kangra for a break from city life. Choose the destination that suits your tastes best and plan an unforgettable holiday in the lap of the Himalayas. Explore the best Himachal tour packages to make your trip even more memorable.

Here are some of the best places to visit in himachal in June:

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Kangra

Kangra, located in the state of Himachal Pradesh at the foothills of the Dhauladhar range, is an extremely popular tourist destination, and for great reasons! This ancient town was believed to have been established in the 4th-century and has changed hands between Mughal, Katoch, Sikh, and Gurkha dynasties, reaffirming its historical importance. These legends have made Kangra into a famous destination that not only has glorious natural attractions but also important man-made ones like ancient temples and forts along with a rich cultural fabric.

Due to its location, it offers the perfect mountainside escapade into the crisp & clear air and serene beauty that’s peaceful and calm, away from the bustle of city life. Travellers come back rejuvenated after soaking in the glorious views and spending time in amazing adventure activities like trekking here. Nature enthusiasts love to spend time in miles of densely forested meadows, thunderous waterfalls, and picturesque lakes that reflect the surrounding snowlines in their crystal clear waters.   

Kangra is one of the few mountain towns that are an important seat for ancient Indian art and paintings, which make the already beautiful landscape even richer. Visiting Kangra and seeing the museums and forts here is nothing short of a quick lesson in history. It houses preserved ancient artefacts and architecture in the form of forts and temples. 

The place is a haven for people who love to try rustic and native foods as well. It is the best place to indulge in delicious Pahari cuisine including foods like Madra, Bhey, Chha Gosht, Siddu, Babru, trout dishes, and Aktori.

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Shimla

Among the most popular hill stations in India, Shimla holds a distinct place owing to its unique charm. Located at a distance of 342 km from the national capital, Delhi, Shimla is a great choice for a weekend getaway from Delhi and Chandigarh since there are so many places to visit in Shimla. Shimla is the capital city of Himachal Pradesh, and all it possesses and all it offers helps it easily justify its reputation and position as the capital city of a beautiful state, widely known for adventure activities and natural wonders. Laden with beautiful, dense forests of Pine, Oak, and Deodar, Shimla is refreshing in its very existence. 

The picturesqueness of this beautiful hill station makes it an apt destination for photographers looking for perfect frames and nature enthusiasts who want explore the nature in its pristine form. It is quite interesting that despite being home to a large population, the biosphere of Shimla is still in an excellent form. Shimla exhibits a very relaxing mood to those who visit it in search of tranquility.

Due to the plenty of activity options available here, Shimla is emerging as a popular destination for offbeat travel as well. People from all over India and beyond visit Shimla to experience an adventure which makes it a major hotspot for adventure activities in northern India. It is also home to some beautiful places with spectacular views, and some truly magnificent specimens of architecture can be found in Shimla.

Shimla houses some beautiful Hindu temples, located at apt locations, offering spectacular views of the beautiful hill station and the nearby hills with a thick covering of green forests. Some of the most revered temples in Shimla are Jakhoo Temple, Tara Devi Temple, Mansa Devi Temple, etc. These temples are located at short distances from the city center, so if you prefer, you can trek up to these temples through the woods. Shimla has a plethora of interesting places to visit and explore. As Shimla once served as the Summer Capital of British India, some captivating buildings with brilliant neo-Gothic architecture exist here.

Some of the most remarkable ones among those are the Institute of Advance Learning, Gorton Castle, Bantony Castle, and Christ Church. You can spend an evening shopping from the Mall Road and enjoying some interesting cultural activities on the Ridge. Splendid views of the city can be enjoyed and captured in your camera from the Ridge after sunset. Shimla also has also some interesting places in store for wildlife lovers. Himalayan Bird Park is a delight for wildlife lovers, exhibiting some exotic and native unique bird species. Another great option for nature lovers and photographers in Shimla is Shimla Reserve Forest Sanctuary.

Shimla is not the kind of place that would ever let you feel bored while you are there since there are many interesting things to do in Shimla. Small things feel extraordinary in its beautiful setting. Be it a lazy walk on the Mall Road or shopping low-cost wooden articles and woolen clothes from Lakkar Bazar; be it picking one of the many restaurants serving toothsome food or trying pastries at bakery shops on the Mall Road, everything has a ‘feel good’ factor about it here. Moreover, the popularity of Shimla as a travel destination for an offbeat experience is on the rise. Earlier, Shimla was more popular among people travelling with families as a summer getaway, but with the popularisation of adventure activities, it is earning a reputation among adventure lovers.

Due to its proximity from major cities like Delhi and Chandigarh, people from these cities prefer to travel to Shimla to indulge into adventure activities over travelling to destinations farther than it. Among the most popular activities in Shimla are camping, trekking, ice skating, paragliding, river rafting and heli skiing. If you want to experience light and easy activities in Shimla, there are some nice easy trek options here that take you to amazing spots through lush green Pine and Oak forests. And, if you crave thrill, Shimla is surrounded by some prominent Himalayan mountain ranges which is the reason why there are some breathtaking trails for trekking in and around Shimla. You can also experience the unique fun of ice skating here. Mountain biking can also be enjoyed in Shimla if you are up for something different.

Being the capital city of Himachal, there are abundant stay options in Shimla. You can find a good accommodation at a ridiculously low price and you can also find luxury hotels and resorts at scenic locations. Furthermore, there are some excellent campsites in Shimla where you can enjoy camping in the woods under a beautiful starlit sky. So, it does not matter whether you are a budget traveller or you prefer extravaganza; if you want to just relax in a comfortable accommodation laced with all modern amenities or you want an outdoor camping experience, Shimla has the most appropriate options to offer.

Shimla looks beautiful during all the seasons and can be visited during any time of the year. However, if you are interested in indulging in activities like camping, trekking and rafting in Shimla, the best time to visit is between March to June when the climate is pleasant. Most tourists visit Shimla during summer to find refuge in the cold hills of Shimla. But, visiting Shimla during winters is altogether a different experience. It is an ideal destination to spend a cold, lazy vacation at. If you get lucky, you may get to witness snowfall here between December to February, which is an experience, the memories of which you will always want to keep intact.

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03

Palampur

With thousands of tea gardens and beautiful deodar forests encircling the town, Palampur is a popular town of Himachal Pradesh located in the Kangra district of Himachal. Palampur was a part of the local sikh kingdom which later caught the eyes of Englishmen and soon it turned into the ground for trade and commerce. Their presence can be seen with beautiful Victorian-style mansions and castles.

The city has stunning greenery with beautiful landscapes which creates a mesmerizing experience. You will see vast tea gardens all over the palampur and driving along the scenic beauty of the Dhauladhar range and the slopes of the Kangra valley is unforgettable.

Palampur is like a paradise for the people who are adventure enthusiasts. You can enjoy Rafting, paragliding, mountain trekking or skydiving which creates an immense memorable life experience. Palampur has unexplored destinations that offer a peaceful and serene environment to tourists. You can level up your adventurous hunger by going paragliding at Bir and explore lush green forests that look really amazing while trekking in triund. Tibetian culture can be felt with amazing artifacts available at Tashi Jong Monastery. Adding to it, you can make your visit to various famous temples such as Baijnath Temple, Chamunda Devi Temple, and many more.

The weather condition in Palampur is moderate which makes it a year-round destination place for the visitors. You can either make your visit during Summers i.e between March and June, when weather conditions are mild and you can make your peaceful visit or early winters time i.e between November and February, when conditions are pleasant and not much cold is there in the region to disrupt your journey. As winters in palampur are freezing so avoid visiting during peak winter times.

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Mashobra

Tucked away from the din and bustle of the city, Mashobra is a vast green oasis providing a liberating experience to nature lovers. The small hamlet is located at a height of 7,700 feet above sea level close to Shimla. Having minimal human interference Mashobra is one of the ideal places to visit in Himachal Pradesh. There are enough resorts and hotels where you can get comfortable accommodation within budget.

Places to See- Tattapani River, Reserve Forest Sanctuary, Mahasu Devta Temple, Chadwick Falls, The Presidential Retreat and many more.

How to reach- Chandigarh Airport operates direct flights between the major cities of India and abroad. From there you can take a taxi or cab to reach Mashobra. The closest airport is Shimla Airport which takes 45 minutes from Mashobra by road.

Best time to visit Mashobra- Between the months of April- June when the climate is pleasant and sunny making it favorable for sightseeing. You can also witness the festivals like Mahasu and Sipi if you are visiting the place in May. 

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05

Chail

Erstwhile summer capital of the princely state of Patiala, Chail is an alluring hill station that lies about 63 km from Shimla. Nestled in the Himachal Pradesh’s Shivalik region, Chail basically is spread across the three hillocks - Sadh Tiba, Pandewa and Rajgarh. It is spread over an area covering 72 acres of land and overlooks the canyon of River Satluj. Chail enjoys a pleasant weather all round the year and is thus visited not just by the tourists but also the locals. Further, it also brings forth scenic and elegant views of the enclosing country side. Overlooking both Shimla and Kasauli, Chail used to be a sleepy little mountain village that underwent a transformation in the year 1893.    

Chail along with Shimla and Kufri, is also known as the Golden Triangle of Himachal Pradesh. It is a beautiful hill station that is free from the massive crowds that throng Shimla and consequently allows the travelers to relish the charm and the beauty of the place in its relative peace.

The lush green outfields, dense cover of deodar and pine trees and the stunning views of the mountains along with the breathtaking natural beauty, makes Chile one of the most significant tourist attraction of Himachal Pradesh.


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06

Kasauli

Kasauli is a beautiful, picturesque town and cantonment, situated in the district of Solan, in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Even though there are a lot of unique attractions in Kasauli, it is primarily known for its scenic beauty and serenity. This town is accessible both from Chandigarh, which is 65km away and Shimla, which is 77km away from Kasauli.

The most convenient way to travel to Kasauli is by train since it is a railway junction itself. The Kalka Mail, which is one of the most important trains in the country connecting cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Amritsar, is a great way to reach Kasauli, as the town is a mere 40 km away from the town of Kalka in Haryana. If one wants to reach by air, then Chandigarh Airport is the nearest airport from where you can easily hire cars or avail buses to take you to Kasauli. Buses are also frequently available from Delhi and Chandigarh, making trips to Kasauli easy and convenient.

Despite Kasauli being a small town, it has many spectacular places to visit, which has made it a popular tourist destination. The main attractions of Kasauli are Manki Point (a Hanuman Temple), the Gilbert Trail on Kachcha Road, Sunset Point, the Gurkha Fort, Baba Balak Nath Temple Christ’s Church, Shirdi Sai Baba Temple, and the Central Research Library which is famous for its virological research and studies in the fields of immunology.

Since the town is located in the foothills of the Himalayas, it experiences moderately cool to humid climate throughout the year. Therefore, the best time to visit this beautiful town is from March to June, and again during September, October and November. The town has several comfortable hotels and lodges that range from moderately priced to luxury accommodations, depending on the budget and requirement of the visitors.

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Bir - Billing

Nestled amongst the aesthetic natural bounties, Bir is a small village in Himachal Pradesh which is also known as the paragliding capital of India. A place so pristine, this village adds extra glitters and jitters to the beauty of Himachal. Bir is located at an elevation of 5,000 feet amidst the serene landscapes, snow-capped hills, and artistic temples. Home to a Tibetan colony, this place holds a rich culture featuring the Deer Park Institute, a centre for Indian tradition wisdom patronage by Dalai Lama, widening the horizons of your knowledge about traditions. 

Not just a visual treat, Bir is famous for enthralling activities including trekking, paragliding, mountain biking, and hand gliding, giving you savour the adrenaline rush you’ve been looking for. For the ones looking for a thrill-filled vacation to challenge your inner adventurer, Bir won’t disappoint you at all. Bir has something for everyone; head to the Bir Road market to quench your shopping cravings, leisure walk along the lake, enjoy few hours at the Himalayan Film school, explore the cafes that serve divine local Tibetan dishes, and watch the tranquilising sight as the sun sets in the sky gleaming with different hues. 

The summer season of Bir, starting from April to June, turns this beautiful land into heaven as the snow melts making the weather pleasant. This is considered the best time for paragliding bringing flocks of people from all over the globe. Magnifying the elegance of Bir, the monsoon showers flourish the flora and fauna of the place turning the place into heaven. The light to heavy showers make it an offseason for paragliding, therefore, if you want to explore Bir and indulge in activities other than paragliding then this season is perfectly fine.

The temperature in winters, starting from December to March, drop down to sub-zero as it starts to snow in the upper regions covering it in 5-6 feet ice sheet. If you wish to winter trek then you can visit Bir in this season, but make sure you are well prepared.

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Kinnaur

Located at a dizzying height of nearly 6,000 meters above sea level, Kinnaur is an adventurer’s paradise. Surrounded by the majestic ranges of the Himalayas, the Dhauladhar and the Zaskar ranges, this little village is the last Indian district on the Indo-Tibet border.

Cascading across a varying degree of altitude, Kinnaur comprises a variety of flora and fauna. From the vibrant green valleys of Sangla with its picturesque apple and apricot orchards, to the pristine, clear lake of Nako, Kinnaur has it all. The little town is also home to the Kinnaur Kailash, a mountain sacred to Hindu mythology as the abode of Lord Shiva. The gushing rivers of Baspa, Sutlej, and Spiti have chiseled out a number of valleys here, forming one of the most picturesque mountain towns in the world.

Kinnaur is known for its distinct architectural style with its characteristic blend of Buddhist and Hindu architectural designs. One of the best examples of Kinnauri architecture is the massive Narayan Nagini Temple, located only a short drive away from the main town.

The splendid woodwork and craftsmanship of the Kinnauri style is also manifested in the Bering Nag temple of Sangla, which is a beautiful wooden temple dedicated to Lord Jagas. The Moorang fort in Kinnaur is one of its most popular attractions. The fort is believed to have been built by the Pandava brothers, and is dedicated to the local deity Umrig.

The best way to enjoy the idyllic town is to visit the orchards of Kinnaur. The villages of Moorang and Kothi house some of the most beautiful orchards of apple, cherry and oranges, making Kinnaur one of the most picturesque places to visit in Himachal Pradesh. The vibrant culture of the town can also be experienced by immersing oneself in the chants of the Hu-Bun-Lan-Kar Temple in Kalpa, or by visiting the popular Phulaich Fair at the Bering Nag Temple.

Owing to its high elevation, Kinnaur experiences long winters spanning between October to May, and remains cold and chilly through most of the year. The summers here are short, between June to September, and experience cool and pleasant weather. While the upper regions of Kinnaur lies in the rain-shadow area and remains arid throughout the year, the lower regions experience a fair amount of rainfall during the summer months.

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Forming a perfect getaway from the boisterous city life, Sangla Valley is surrounded by evergreen forests, mountain slopes, and snow-clad peaks. One thing that set this valley apart from the rest of them is its beautiful cherry trees and red apple orchard.

Baspa River, which is popular for trout fishing, passes through this spot. From holy temples to majestic forts and alluring villages, Sangra Valley has a perfect mix of adventurous spots and serene sites. The lush green valley of Sangla is named after an enticing village which has the same name.

Location:
Sangla, Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh

Timings:
It can be visited at any time of the day.

Entry fee:
Entry is free of charge

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Reckoned among the most scenic places to see in Himachal Pradesh, Khajjiar village welcomes you with its vast expanses of meadows, dense deodar plantations, and heartwarming vistas of snow-clad Kailash Peak.

From Kalatop wildlife sanctuary, Kailash villages, and Panch Pandav Tree to Khajjiar Lake and Dainkund Peak,- the never-ending list of its top attractions will pique your wanderlust in no time. Whether you are willing to take your Himalayan adventure to the next level or merely want to enjoy a peaceful getaway amidst the nature-this quaint village has got something for everyone. If you wish to embark on an exciting trekking expedition, hike your way towards the mighty Dhauladhar and reward yourself with an aerial view of Himalayan villages once you make it to the top.

Looking to get your hands on some authentic souvenirs for your way back home? Hop to the Tibetan Handicrafts Center and get the best quality handicraft material at pocket-friendly rates. However, the fun doesn't end here.

The handicraft shops in the village are surrounded by several street-food corners where you can treat your taste buds with spicy & flavoured Momos and what not! After satiating your taste buds, get yourself moving to the charismatic Dal Lake, where you can not only embark on a fun boat ride but also capture some amazing nature snapshots to be cherished for a lifetime.

Highlight of the place:
- Khajjiar Lake
- Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary
- Tibetan Handicrafts Centre
- Dhauladhar Range
- Dainkund Peak
- Dal Lake

Best time to visit: March to June.

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People Also Ask About Himachal Pradesh

  1. What are some family-friendly destinations in Himachal Pradesh to visit in June?

    1. Kangra: Ranked among the best places to visit in Himachal in June, Kangra is a small village that will surely charm families. The village, once known as Nagarkot, is home to the iconic Kangra Fort. The Kangra Valley lies at the confluence of River Berner and River Majhi and is located towards the south of the Himalayas.

    The destination is best known for its panoramic views of the mountains and valleys from the banks of a gushing river. Families can also enjoy a detoxifying experience with Ayurvedic massages available for visitors.

    2. Sangla: One of the offbeat places to visit in Himachal Pradesh in June, Sangla lies in the Kinnaur region. This remote location has everything that families will love, from delicious cuisine to shops full of local handicrafts. Apart from this, you also get stunning views of snow-capped Himalayas from the village.

    Popular sightseeing attractions for families in the area include the Kamru Fort, Bering Nag Temple, and the nearby Chitkul Village. Sangla offers a peaceful break from city life with its untouched charm, perfect for a family retreat.

    3. Khajjiar: Famous as one of the best places to visit in Himachal Pradesh in June, Khajjiar is popular as India’s ‘mini-Switzerland’. The high-altitude destination is a short drive from the beautiful town of Dalhousie and offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Dhauladhar Range.

    What makes Khajjiar special is its lush meadow topped with a lake and surrounded by high mountains, a rare occurrence perfect for family outings. A day tour to Khajjiar is full of adventures for all ages, including horse riding, zorbing, paragliding, and trekking. A short horse ride takes you to 360 Point, where families can enjoy views of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar Ranges.

    4. Shimla: If you are looking for family-friendly places in Himachal to visit in June, Shimla is an obvious choice for sightseeing lovers. The capital of Himachal, with its reputation as the summer capital of British India, attracts thousands of visitors every month.

    As a hill station with history, Shimla has several family attractions like Mall Road, Christ Church, Jakhoo Temple, and Kali Bari. From taking a family stroll along the Ridge and trying local delicacies at street markets, Shimla is ideal for a relaxed family vacation. Families can also enjoy heritage walks to explore the colonial architecture.

    5. Palampur: Popular as one of India’s major tea-producing hubs, Palampur ranks among the offbeat places to visit in Himachal in June for families. Situated at the foothills of the Dhauladhar Range, the town attracts fewer crowds, adding to its pristine charm.

    Palampur offers beautiful views of snow-capped Himalayas, powerful waterfalls, clear rivers, and stepped fields. Families can explore the fragrant tea gardens with a knowledgeable guide and learn fascinating details about the cultivation process. A walk into the dense woods and postcard-worthy pictures of the clear skies and surrounding mountains provide a serene break from city life for the whole family.
  2. Is Himachal good to visit in June?

    Yes, Himachal Pradesh is perfect for a visit in June if you wish to beat the summer heat of the plains. Some of the top places to visit in Himachal Pradesh in June include popular destinations like Shimla and offbeat locations like Palampur. You can also plan a vacation to Khajjiar, Sangla, and Kangra if you want a relaxed vacation away from crowds. Those looking for adventures and snow can head to Rohtang and Spiti Valleys.
  3. Which is the coldest place in Himachal Pradesh in June?

    The Spiti Valley is the coldest place in Himachal Pradesh where temperatures range below 10 degrees Celsius even in June. In fact, you can find snow in some places of the valley even during peak summer heat. Spiti is also among the coldest places in the state throughout the year and sees heavy snowfall in winters.
  4. What is the weather like in Himachal Pradesh in June?

    June marks the summer season in Himachal Pradesh and is among the best months to visit for those who want to admire nature. This month sees pleasant and dry weather, with temperatures ranging between 15 degrees to 30 degrees Celsius and minimal rainfall. June is a great time to explore the outdoors and witness the lush greenery of the Himalayan mountains and valleys.
  5. Can I experience snow in Himachal Pradesh in June?

    Yes, you can witness snow in some parts of Himachal Pradesh even in the peak summer of June. The two places where you can surely spot some snow include the Kunzum Pass in Spiti Valley and the Rohtang La ahead of Manali. Although chances of snowfall are negligible in June, these destinations have enough snow for playing around and having fun with friends and family.
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Shashi Kumar Kheerganga Trek
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Pooja Sabarwal Triund Trek
Excellent
31 Dec 2019 always memorable for me just because of this trip. It was my first experience on hills specially on trekking. Our guide Mannu Sharma such a nice person. Just like our family he take care of everything. Wonderful experience with wonderful peoples.
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Excellent
My trip to triund was super. The guide Mukesh was friendly and fun company. Guided very well. Bit disappointed that I couldn't stay there due to bad weather but the accommodation provided to me was simply superb . Environment friendly and peace loving. Food was simply superb and hospitality was excellent. Will once again visit in future.
16 February 2020
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Hey hi! I'm Divya. This was my experience with Thrillophilia and it was amazing. They've responded always whenever I needed them. About this trip, firstly Kasol is a very beautiful place and the camp we were staying at is located Riverside, a very beautiful location and the hosts are lovely ppl, very friendly, camp in Kasol. They've taken us on Trek to Chalal .... This is a trek trail that goes along the river up to the village of Chalal. And next day was the Kasol trek. It is the beautiful trek that I've experienced till now ( not that I've climbed many mountains and hills). It was covered all over with snow. The views were amazing.. We had a guide trekker who took us on the trek. Overall it was a wonderful experience!!! Thanks to Thrillophilia, sincerely!!!!
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"One of the experiences, which will always remain in my memories. Kheerganga is a trek which is beautiful, not so tough, tiring but the moment you reach the destination, you forget it all and you feel that you have reached a different realm altogether. I can still feel the fresh air hitting my face up there. anyone who can trek 4-5 hours continuously, please do not miss this place.\nand our trek guide is VICKY a very good person\n"
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