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Kullu is known as the valley of Gods, and is 240 kms from Shimla. Situated on the banks of the River Vyas in the lap of the Himalayas, it is well known for its cultural festivals, apple orchards and its shawls. It is 1219 metres above sea level, Kullu's natural beauty is at its peak in the spring season. |
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| § Manali |
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Manali is at the head of the Kullu valley, 280 kms north of the Shimla. Manali is an important hill station of northern India and is the destination of thousands of tourists every year. Its cool atmosphere provides a perfect haven for the ones afflicted by the hot Indian summers. Besides offering quite a few places for sightseeing. |
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| § Indian Institute of Advanced Study |
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4 kms away is The Indian Institute of Advanced Study. At 1983 this magnificent English renaissance structure was the former vice regal lodge. Its lawns and woodland are added attractions. You can enter here by nominal charge ticket. A portion of the interior is also open to the public, except on Sunday's and Holiday's. |
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| § State Museum |
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3 kms away from the city, these houses representative collection of Himachal Pradesh rich heritage. Exhibits include archaeological artifacts, carvings, paintings and sculptures Closed on Monday and holidays. |
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