Delhi General Information - New Delhi, the national capital city is the initiating point for many tourist places in India. The city of New Delhi is well connected by air; rail and road which makes it easy to reach here. Sightseesing -  Dilli Haat, Delhi Zoological Park,Garden of Five Senses, Humayun's Tomb, India Gate, Jama Masjid, Jantar Mantar, Lodhi Garden Lotus Temple, Old Fort, Qutub Minar,Red Fort Shimla General Information - The British called Shimla the "Queen of Hill Stations." Situated in the north-West Himalayas, Shimla the summer capital of India before independence is now the capital of Himachal Pradesh. Shimla derives its name from "Shyamala";- the goddess Kali, whose temple existed in the dense forest that covered Jakhu Hill in the early 19th century. The English named it Simla. Shimla is well connected by air, road and rail with all parts of Himachal Pradesh, and the neighbouring states of Punjab, Haryana, Jammu and Kashimir and the Union territory of Chandigarh. Covering the area of 18 sq. km. at a height of 7,238 ft. Shimla is surrounded by pine, deodar, oak and rhododendron forests. Its well developed facilities, easy accessibility and numerous attractions make it one of Indian's most popular and biggest hill. Sightseeing - The Mall , Christ Church , Jakhu Hill,  Shimla State Museum , Sankat Mochan Kullu - Manali General Information : Kullu Valley on the banks of Beas is at an altitude of about 3,900 feet. It is famous for its apple orchards, its beautiful women, its old wooden temples and its folk music and dances. It offers ample scope for trekking, climbing, angling.The best time to visit Kullu Valley is May-June & September-October. In October every year, a week-long Dussehra festival is held in the spacious Kullu-Dhalpur maidan. The status of Raghunathji, the presiding deity of the valley, is ceremonially brough from a temple in the palace of the erstwhile rulers of Kullu to the Valley. The highlight of the fair is a dance competition held every evening. Manali is considered to be the queen of hill resorts as it holds the prospects of a peaceful stay amidst lush green meadows and forests, brooks and waterfalls as well as the joy of hikers, climbs, sunbathing and fishing for the youthful spirits. Manali provides a cool retreat for anyone who exults in just being amidst unspoilt nature. The town has comfortable amenities such as tourist bungalows; log huts, cottages and good eating-places. Sightseeing : Rohtang Pass, Hadimaba Devi Temple, Club House, Manu Temple,Vashist Bath, Manikaran, Solang Valley, Naggar, White Water Rafting, Para Gliding ] Dharmashala General Information : The high snow clad Dhauladhar ranges of the Himalayas form a magnificent backdrop to the hill resort of Dharamshala. This is the principal township of Kangra and overlooks the wide spread of the plains. With dense pine and deodar forests, numerous streams, cool healthy air, attractive surroundings and the nearby snowline, Dharamshala has everything for a perfect holiday. It is full of life and yet peaceful. And not surprisingly, the headquarters of His Holiness the Dalai Lama is here. Covering a wide area in the form of a twin settlement, Lower Dharamshala (1380 m) is a busy commercial center, while Upper Dharamshala (1830 m) with the suburbs of McLeodganj and Forsythganj, retains a British flavour and colonial lifestyle. The charming church of St. John in the wilderness is situated here and this is final resting place of Lord Elgin, a British Viceroy of lndia during the l9th century. There is also a large Tibetan community who have made this their home. Numerous ancient temples like Jawalamukhi, Brijeshwari and Chamunda lie on the plains below Dharamshala.  Sightseesing : War Memorial , Kotwali Bazar Dalhousie General Information : Located in the outer slopes of hill Dhauladhar range is another important hill resort in the district Chamba . A number of picturesque walks run through the oak, pine and deodar forests around the town and offer excellent views of the Chenab, the Ravi and the Beas valleys. It is thicky wooded with stately pines and oaks and has lovely picnic spot all around. Dalhousie is the gateway to Chamba. Originally conceived as a sanitorium by its founder Lord Dalhousie, it is today one of the most quiet hill stations. Extending over an area of 13 sq. km., Dalhousie comprises five distinct hills, Balun, Kathlog, Petreyn, Tehra and Bakrota with heights ranging between 1,525 and 2,378 metres. It is known for its Church buildings and other landmarks erected by the British. The town has old Churches like St. John's Church ( made in 1903 A.D. ), and St. Patrick's Church  Sightseeing : St. Andrew's Church * St. Patrick's Church * St. Francis' Church * Bakrota Hill