In the lush land live the descendants of the Kinners-the demi gods of the Hindu pantheon, whose deeds have been immortalized in epics and the poems of ancient Sanskrit poets.
It is no wonder that a local tradition maintains that Kinnaur with all its beauty fell from the clouds as a gift from the gods. The river enters into Indian teritory near Shipki. The towns Bilaspur, Rampur and Bhaba are located along the Satluj river in this valley.
The Pabbar or Rohru valley consists of the area drained by the river Pabbar which originates from Chansal peak - south of Kinnaur and its tributaries. The valley extends from Hatkoti upto Tikri at the base of Chansal. There are a great number of small Khads streams passing through this valley and making the zig-zag shape of the valley at various points.
The important streams passing through this valley are Andhra Khad, Pejore and Shhikri streams. The altitude of the peaks in this valley varies from 1, meters to 5, meters. The common trees grown in this valley are blue pine at lower elevations, while spruce and silver-fair at the higher. During summer, the Pabbar valley is quite hot. The people of Pabbar valley are simple, hard working and contended, fond of fairs and festivals, singing and dancing. Main crops grown in the valley are maize, barley, wheat, pulses, rice, potatoes and millets.
Pabbar river is famous for trout fish, which was introduced in this river by Mr. Glover, a British Chief Conservators of forests in It is made up of the rivers Chandra and Bhaga till Tandi and river Chenab from Tandi to Udaipur, downstreams of which lies the famous Pangi valley.
The Spiti valley has been formed by the Spiti river. It is situated between the main Himalayan and Zanskar ranges. Kaza, a small town is located in the Spiti valley.
The Lahaul and Spiti valley are surrounded by mountains with elevations ranging from 3, to 6, meters above the mean sea level. This valley is famous for high snowfall and severe winter. The people of Lahaul valley are cheerful and of kind disposition. They are superstitious, credulous, industrious and honest. The land in Lahaul valley is quite fertile and extensively used for off season vegetables and seed potatoes.
In comparison to Spiti, Lahaul valley has better irrigation facilities. The crops grown here are barley and buck wheat. The area is quite famous for Buddhist Monasteries. Pin valley is the tributary of Spiti valley in the Trans Himalayan zone.
The Balh valley lies in Mandi district at an average elevation of meters. This is also known as Sundernagar valley and is broad open dun type valley between an off shoot of the Shimla Ridge in the North and Shivalik hills in the South. Suketi stream divides this valley roughly into two parts.
The soil found in this valley is loam in texture and light grey to brown in colour. The main crops are wheat, maize, sugarcane, ginger and paddy. To promote mixed farming, dairying, animal husbandry, vegetable cultivation and horticulture, manuring and soil conservation Indo-German Agriculture Project was started in this valley in November It falls in the South-Eastern corner of the State.
Jamuna river separates it from Dehra Dun. For the sake of ease, the valley may be further divided into three distinct tracts : The Par Dun tract, which is surrounded by hills lies near Majro village.
This is a natural fortress, only accessible by one road and now a deserted Waste forest, though the terrain shows that it was once cultivated and was a fertile tract. The tract which consists the Neli Khera and the adjoining hills of the lower Dharti on the North of the Bata, East of Jamun Khala, West of Tila Gharib Nath and South of Rajban which indeed may be regarded as included in it as it is a plain area The tract which consists the Neli Khera and the adjoining hills of the lower Dharti on the North of the Bata, East of Jamun Khala, West of Tila Gharib Nath and South of Rajban which indeed may be regarded as included in it as it is a plain area Most of the plain area, namely Kirda Dun, falls within the Cis-Giri division and a very small part in a corner spreading across the Giri falls into the Trans-Giri division.
The medicinal herbs and varieties of flowers are spread by the nature to the valley. The popular towns located in this valley are Chamba and Bharmaur, the other tourists places are Dalhousie and Khajjiar.
The Lahul valley is situated to the north of the Pirpanja Range and greater Himalaya ranges. It is made up of the rivers Chandra and Bhaga till Tandi and Chenab from Tandi to Udaipur, down towards which lies the famous Pangi valley in Chamba district. The Lahaul and Spiti valley is dry and cold valley and is compared to the cold desert of Leh and Laddakh.
The Baspa river flows in this valley approximately Ninty five kms. At the head of the valley lies the high altitude Chung shakhago pass. The Prominent vegetation found in the Baspa or Sangla Valley is deodars, firs, blue pines, silver birch are in the upper zones.
The valley is a rich producer of frits like apple and dry fruits and many other traditional crops are also vegetated over here. The people in this valley are quite rich and prosperous. This is also Known as Rohru Valley, drained by the river Pabbar which originates from Chansal peak South of Kinnour and its tributaries. The valley is cradled with adorable apple orchards, forests and temples. The beauty along with the surrounding orchards makes the valley an ideal retreat in the summers. Location: Kullu district Popular places: Pandoh Dam, Bijli Mahadev Temple, Bhrigu Lake, friendship Peak, Manikaran Activities: visit temples, relish on exotic apples, pears, plums, almonds, shop for pashmina and enjoy adventure sports Distance from the city: kms Nearby attractions: Temples, Shopping for pashmina.
Located nearby Sutlej River and bestowed with ample water from the water body along with the snow makes the valley a fertile one. Surrounded with icy-cold water, rocky hills, snowy peaks and lush greenery and mesmerizing views, the valley serves as the perfect backdrop for your exotic holiday. The valley also houses the popular Rupi-Bhaba Wildlife Sanctuary and Harike Bird Sanctuary that makes it the ideal place for wildlife lovers.
Along with the bird, tourists can also spot animals such as jackal, jungle cat, tufted duck, yellow eye pigeon and several other gifts of nature. A number of homestays and farm houses are located here to offer a breathtaking view amidst the lap of nature. Location: Bahawalpur Popular places: Kamru Fort, Lyon, Chitkul Village Activities: bird watching, visit apple orchards, wildlife excursions, hiking, kayaking, rafting Distance from the city: kms Location: Thanedar hill, Srikhand Mahadev range.
Sangla valley also referred to as Baspa valley is a Himalayan beauty in true sense. A highly popular valley among hikers and campers, the breathtaking valley opens its arms to the adventure enthusiasts. Known for its old charm, the valley is the perfect hideout from the hustle bustle of the city as it witnesses less crowd as compared to the other valleys located nearby. The valley features a number of ancient temples, monasteries and is also one of the less explored valleys in the town.
A number of towns including Bashahr, Kamru, Chitkul, Karchham, and others are dotted in the valley. A number of adventure activities are enjoyed on the valley such as hiking, camping, trekking, and river crossing. Habban valley is set in a village of the same name and is surrounded by Deodar forests. The valley is located at a distance of 70 kms from Solan and is one of the most beautiful valleys one can witness.
The valley is famous amongst bird watchers as the dense forests of Fir and Baan trees provide a habitat to local and migrant birds. You can also witness a large number of fauna such as peacocks, deers, tiger, ghol, and kastura.
The valley is filled with apple and peach orchards and it adds to the beauty of the valley. It is one of the most beautiful and unexplored places in Himachal Pradesh. Chamba Valley is one of the most exquisite and delightful places to visit in Himachal Pradesh. The valley is surrounded by snowy Dauladhar ranges on one side, and on the other side you can see the Ravi river. The valley dates back to AD and the history associated with the valley attracts a large number of tourists throughout the year.
Chamba valley houses a large number of temples, museums, and lakes that not only packs an itinerary, but also reflects the history of this valley. These beautiful epitomes of beauty are the perfect destination to enjoy your holidays, in summers and winters.
Experience the true beauty of nature by visiting any of the above mentioned valleys in Himachal Pradesh. The picturesque beauty and serene ambiance is perfect to melt you heart for. If you have dreamt of basking in the sun amidst the tranquil ambiance, the valleys in Himachal Pradesh are the place to be.
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