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Shyam M Chavan discovered a snowy wonderland in Dalhousie.
Dalhousie was established in 1854 as a summer retreat for British troops and officials.
Photograph: Shyam M Chavan.
Photograph: Shyam M Chavan.
It is surrounded by snow-capped peaks and lots of pine, oak and deodhar trees!
Photograph: Shyam M Chavan.
Photograph: Shyam M Chavan.
It is a charming hill station that is made for scenic drives and nature walks.
Photograph: Shyam M Chavan.
Photograph: Shyam M Chavan.
Dalhousie is also the gateway to the ancient Chamba region.
Photograph: Shyam M Chavan.
Photograph: Shyam M Chavan.
Rajib Mukherjee calls the road to Dalhousie the 'way to heaven'.
Ankit Jain discovered the joy of skiing in sub zero weather in Solang Valley, which has become a popular ski town.
Solang Valley also offers adventure sports like parachuting and paragliding.
Solang Valley also offers adventure sports like parachuting and paragliding.
Palanki Narayana shared this gorgeous view of Mashobra (in Shimla District) from his hotel room.
Palanki Narayana also shared this image, saying, 'It is a cliché of Indian films to show a pair of birds in romantic scenes. This scene I saw from my hotel room in Shimla reminded me of the picture Love in Simla.'
Gaurav decided to winter in Kangra, the district that is home to Dharamshala, the seat of the Tibetan government in India.
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