A Magical Overview of Himachal Pradesh

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A Magical Overview of Himachal Pradesh
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• Himachal Pradesh is bordered by Jammu and Kashmir
  in the north, Punjab in the west, Uttar Pradesh
  in the south, and Uttaranchal in the east.
  Himachal can be widely divided from its main
  valley. Himachal Pradesh tourist places are
  amazing due to their diversity and natural
  beauty. It is undoubtedly one of the best tourist
  destinations for summer. You can experience
  tranquil scenery at Manali, Shimla, Dalhousie,
  and many other places.

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When to visit Himachal Pradesh?

• The most pleasant and popular time to see the
  Weather in December when the temperature range is
  015 C, due to its height, it snows on this
  floor almost all year round.

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Different regions of Himachal Pradesh

• Not one but many beautiful Himachal best tourist
  places here. There are Shimla, Manali,
  Mcleodganj, Bir Billing, and Malana. You cant
  cover all these places at once because everything
  is far away and it takes a long time to get
  there. Although you can always take several trips
  to Himachal Pradesh. This is the best tourist
  place in Himachal to go on weekends.

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1) Shivalak or Outer Himalayas

• The Siwalik Range, also known as the Siwalik
  Hills or the Outer Himalayas, was also the
  pilgrimage of the Siwaliks to the sub-Himalayan
  sub-continent of northern India. Although the
  locations are only 10 miles (16 kilometers) wide,
  it averages 3,000 to 4,000 feet (900 to 1,200
  meters).

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2) Central Himalayas or Inner Himalayas

• It is also called the Inner Himalayas, Central
  Himalayas, or Himadri. The average altitude is
  6,100 meters above sea level and the average
  width is 25 km. The folds in this range are
  unshakable, with steep south slopes and soft
  north slopes giving the image of hogback (a
  long, steep hill or mountain line).

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3) Alpine Zones

• The western Himalayan Alpine shrubs and meadows
  cover an area of 70,200 sq km (27,100 sq mi),
  extending from the Kali Gandaki Gorge in central
  Nepal to the Sutlej Gorge across the western
  states of Uttarakhand and eastern Himachal
  Pradesh. , And in southwest Tibet.