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Ditch Mall Roads, Go Trout Fishing In These Offbeat Places In Himachal Pradesh

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• 05-08-2021
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Whenever we hear the word 'Himachal Pradesh', all we can recall is the usual mall roads and famous tourist spots like Manali and Shimla. However, to witness the true beauty that Himachal has to offer, you need to visit offbeat and unconventional destinations that are free from people and full of nature. Right from magnificent lakes, breathtaking views to snow-capped mountains, Himachal Pradesh has a lot more to offer than the typical tourists' spots!

Here are 6 such offbeat destinations in Himachal Pradesh whose pristine view will cling with you for a lifetime:

Chitkul

[gallery columns="2" size="full" ids="http://localhost/attwp_20_02_2023/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/chitkul2.jpg|,http://localhost/attwp_20_02_2023/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/chitkul3.jpg|,http://localhost/attwp_20_02_2023/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/chitkul4.jpg|,http://localhost/attwp_20_02_2023/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/chitkul5.jpg|"] A small village situated in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh, Chitkul, is located at the height of 3450 meters. Snow-covered hills, beautiful mustard fields, and various shades of apple orchards make Chitkul nothing short of heaven. The picturesque landscape of the Baspa river flowing on one side and apple orchids standing tall at the other makes Chitkul a great place of divinity.  Fun Fact: Chitkul is the last village of India located at the edge of Indo-Tibetan road. Best time to visit: March-May

Tandi

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Shoja

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Tattapani

Whenever we hear the word 'Rafting', Rishikesh comes to our mind. Well, even Himachal Pradesh has a hidden treasure for rafting, known as Tattapani. It is a quaint area that is nothing short of a wonderland. Not only rafting, but these place also offers other adventurous sports such as zorbing, skiing, and paragliding. The village Tattapani is located just 60kms from Shimla and is perfect for a short weekend getaway.  Best time to visit: Year-round

Rasol

Located at the height of 10,000 feet above sea level, Rasol is a magical village. You might have heard about Parvati Valley? Rasol is located in the valley itself. With stunning views and scenic landscape, Rasol is a great place to visit. This season, leave Kasol and pick Rasol instead.  Best time to visit: April-December 

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