Best Honeymoon Places In India: The true Paradise -Himachal

Always I wonder what its like to be in a Paradise until I went to Himachal.

A God's own land.. The beauty of the great Himalayas . The roads that leads to tranquility and peace.. I remember the lines of Wordsworth

* I wandered lonely as a cloud

That floats on high o'er vales and hills,*

This place is no doubt a heaven on Earth.

If you are resident of India I suggest you to visit Himachal atleast once in your lifetime.. The pine Forests , valleys, rivers, wildlife , deodar trees every aspect of nature can be found here..

Here is the list of places which you can visit in Himachal

1. Manali- Manali is a beautiful place to begin with. If you are a nature enthusiast and would rather prefer taking a stroll along the banks of a river to watching movie with friends, you must visit Manali

2. Kasauli- Kasauli is a small town in Himachal Pradesh. Why Kasauli is because one can experience both the chaos of a small town and the tranquillity of forest covered hills in one place.

3. Shimla-There is nothing as beautiful as Shimla! From the lovers of nature to those, who are travelling across continents in search of a picture perfect photograph, Shimla needs to be the ultimate destination.

4. Dalhousie-Ask anyone how they are spending their weekends and they will tell you about their latest plan of visiting Dalhousie. That is how much people love to be here!

5. Palampur-Known as the tea capital of Northern India, Palampur is an interesting destination to visit and spend a good time with your friends & family

6. Dharamshala- One can always visit Dalai Lama City- Dharamshala to do away with the heat in summers. It is a beautiful place to while away your holidays and chill with your friends & families.

7. Triund- Not many people know of the jaw-dropping beauty of Triund and therefore, in-spite of being as beautiful as it is, it remains less explored. location is 18 km from Dharamshala

8. Kasol- Kasol is a paradise without doubt! On one side are the Pine trees neatly lined along the banks of Parvati River on the other are the intense mountains, overlooking deep gorges.