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The state of Himachal Pradesh
is made up of ten districts with a total area of 56,019 sq
km. The northern boundary of Himachal Pradesh is
bounded by Tibet, in the north-west it borders Kashmir, in
the south lie the plains of Punjab and the eastern border
is regular with the hills of Uttar Pradesh. The state is
rugged and mountainous, and the valleys of Lahaul and
Spiti are the vision of mountaineers.
Himachal Pradesh has some of
the most thrilling and challenging trekking and
mountaineering opportunity in the world, along with
Skiing, Kayaking, Para gliding and Hang-gliding. All this
and the healthy climate and some of the most charming
sights have made Himachal Pradesh the most exciting
tourist location in the whole country.
Himachal Pradesh, nestled in the great Himalayas of India,
is one such spot where you will love to tread through the
designated trek paths. Also, it is not that you need to be
knowledgeable or professional trekkers to enjoy yourself
here.
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Treks in Himachal Pradesh
Lying amidst scenic surroundings the untouched village of
Shoja is situated in the Kullu district of Himachal
Pradesh. Set at an altitude of 9000 ft, the camp is
encompassed by towering alpine trees. The meadows are
covered with vibrantly coloured wild flowers which bloom
almost all through the year. The habitat is superbly rich
in Himalayan species of birds, and other forms flora and
fauna.
Trekking in Himachal Pradesh is an unforgettable
experience. Some treks in Himachal Pradesh are very
gentle, while others are rugged and very tough to cross.
There are numerous passes which connect the valleys,
making good trekking routes for all types of trekkers.
Trekking here require mental as well as physical
toughness, as the weather here is generally cold. The best
season to take up trekking is April to October.
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Himachal Pradesh has developed as a
main centre of adventure sports in India. Skiing in
Himachal Pradesh has acquired a special place in Himachal
Pradesh tourism. The hills of Himachal Pradesh have all
the ingredients for adventure, packed with excitement and
thrills, and lots of unexplored valleys, towering peaks
and snow-capped mountains and glaciers. There are very
good slopes in Kullu, Lahaul & Spiti, Kinnaur and Shimla
areas, which have been survey by the government for
developing them in a large scale. Skiing in Himachal
is a very old leisure activity, introduced by British Army
officers in 1930 when they explored the Kufri slopes about
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Camping is perhaps the best way of enjoying
the wonder of nature given to Himachal and sharing the
warmth of its people. You can carry your own gear along or
opt for any one of a number of camps that are pitched in
various parts of the State. These camps offer
accommodation, catering and variety of activities like
hiking, fishing, nature-tours and rafting. Most of these
offer quality facilities and services.
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The climatic conditions and
topography of Himachal Pradesh make it the best suitable
place for Paragliding Adventure Kangra valley is the most
important center for paragliding in Himachal Pradesh.
Bir and Billing in Kangra are consider to be among the
hottest venues for enjoying both paragliding and hang
gliding. The sport is possible at various other places in
the state too including Bundla Dhar near Bilaspur, in the
Kullu valley and at Intkali in the Pabbar valley near
Rohru in Shimla district..
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