Snowfall starts in late December and lasts till early February in Shimla and Manali. These are the peak months for snowfall and the best time to enjoy it.

Once the winter starts the Ridge of Shimla and Kufri the skiing spot becomes a hotspot for tourists. During the evenings, dramatic and romantic views of the spot impress the visitors. Hadimba Temple, Rohtang Pass, Vashisht Kund, Manu Temple, Mall Road, Old Manali, Bhrigu Lake, Manali Sanctuary.

Naldhera Peak, Kufri, Chail, Scandal Point, Jakhoo Hills, Mall Road, Summer Hills, the Gaiety Heritage Cultural Complex, the Himalayan Nature Park, Tattapani, Chadwick Falls, and Mashobra are some of the best places to visit on your honeymoon trip in Shimla and Manali.

Trekking, ice skating, skiing, paragliding, mountain biking, camping, rock climbing and golfing are the thrilling adventures to experience in Shimla and Manali.

Snow-covered peaks, valleys with mountain backdrops, lush meadows and a romantic atmosphere make Manali the perfect destination for couples. That’s why it is one of the most famous honeymoon destinations.

In Himachal Pradesh, the temperature varies between 0℃ to 15℃ during winter.

Kareri Dal Lake, Bhagsunag Temple, Bhagsunag Waterfalls, Gyuto Monastery, Kangra Fort, Kangra Art Museum, and Masroor Rock Cut Temple are some of the best places to visit in Dharmashala.

The picturesque hill station is one of the most impeccable places in Himachal Pradesh for spiritual sites and rejuvenating tourist spots.

Himachal Pradesh can be described as a year-round destination. Because it is suitable to visit in all seasons in India.

5 – 6 days are enough to visit the top tourist attractions in Shimla and Manali. 3 – 4 days are enough for a Dharmashala trip.