The Rain has left the earth well soaked and the hills select other families of flowers to drape the hills. The air is crisp – the summer heat has gone and the snow-laden winds of winter re still in their stables, there are new stars in the clear night skies and the streams quieten to mull over what has passed a new, but gentler life cycle begins. The cones on the stately cedars ripen and send billowing clouds of a dusky yellow pollen to fertilize sleeping seeds, tall grass ripen to be cut and stored as fodder. The leaves on the horse chestnuts and aspens go wild- though much of nature’s merriment is somber and the armies of autumn’s colors march with brown and ochre and orange.

It’s a wonderful time to go trekking, fishing or simply exploring. 

Travel Tip’s :  

1. Cottons and woolens are suggested
2. Always stay in Govt. approved hotels only
3. Always Link to Do’s and Don’ts

Places to See :

All the major tourist destinations are open for the tourists this time of the year.

Important Events :  

1. World Tourism Day – 27^th September
2. Paragliding Event – Bir-Billing
3. Kullu Dusseara- Kullu

4. Tribal Festival – Recong Peo- Kinnaur.  

5. Hamir Utsav - Hamirpur
6. Lavi Fair – Rampur
7. Renuka Fair- Renuka Ji.

Seasonal Focus:    Spring      Summer   Monsoon    Autumn    Winter