Himachal Pradesh

Beyond the snow, these hidden winter festivals shine, bringing together culture, faith, and the spirit of India’s diverse regions.

Sunnymead homestays in Shimla is built using repurposed wood and the ancient Indian dhajji dewari technique, which makes it earthquake-resistant.

On International Snow Leopard Day, we highlight the contributions of eight conservationists who have dedicated their lives to protecting this elusive wild cat by ethically and effectively engaging with local communities.

Athul Bos, an international biking award winner, left the engineering route to pursue his passion for travel and turned an abandoned cottage into the Jungle Hut, a homestay in Manali.

Sikkim’s journey to becoming carbon-negative offers valuable lessons for India. Here's how this small state leads in sustainability, from plastic bans to organic farming and eco-friendly tourism.

Aprajita Bansal runs Phal Phool, a startup that sells apples and other products grown on her family orchard in Banon, Himachal Pradesh. By reducing dependency on middlemen, she has ensured that her father earns three times the profit for the produce sold online, while customers get farm fresh apples.

Rahul Bhushan started NORTH Collective in Shimla to preserve and highlight the traditional Kath Kuni architecture of Himachal.

Ashish Negi runs 'Kayang' to empower local farmers by directly supplying Kinnauri apples to customers, eliminating middlemen and other exploitative market practices.

Looking for a traditional Himachali homestay in Tirthan Valley? Travel to Dalton's Village for a taste of authentic Himalayan life, sustainable living and memorable adventures.

Looking for a serene getaway in the mountains? Here are eight offbeat places in Himachal Pradesh to enjoy a refreshing trip.