India Tourism

                                 Trip To  Dalhousie Dalhousie is a hill station in Chamba district, in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. Dalhousie is a quiet hill station with little night life, best suited for people who want to de-stress, who like the quiet, serene atmosphere, and for honeymooners; ideal for long walks, picnics and treks. It is not recommended for people who want discos, malls and multiplexes. While there is plenty to do, see and experience, Dalhousie exudes an old-world charm and it seems like it hasn't quite caught up with the rest of the world yet.                                 Climate in Dalhousie It is usually warm in the morning and afternoon in June–July, gets cold early in the evening, and is quite cold at night: pack woolens and jackets; T-shirts can be worn in the daytime while the sun is out. The weather gets quite cold when it rains. The greatest activity in Dalhousie is on and a

                                     Leh Ladakh Tour Ladakh is a mountainous region in the disputed northwest Jammu and Kashmir area in north India and in the area known as the Trans-Himalaya. The people are a mixture of Buddhist and Muslim 50% of each. Travellers are likely to see more of the Buddhists as the majority of the tourist attractions are in the east and directly related to Tibetan Buddhist culture.  Leh is the heart of the Leh district and capital of Ladakh in the state of Jammu and Kashmir, India. It's a small town, easy to get most places by foot. The old town is a compact area of mud brick houses and narrow lanes directly to the east of Main Bazar. Changspa is the agricultural "suburb" northwest of the center, with many guesthouses.  Key to accessing the Nubra Valley via Khardong-lha world highest road. Choglamsar - a village with a large Tibetan community, almost close enough to Leh to be a suburb.