Kullu
Kullu: The Valley of Gods
August to October, March to May
A week
12,000 to 15,000 INR per person
Summer is very comfortable and the nights are somewhat chilly which invites a large number of tourists in Kullu.
Kullu receives the annual average rainfall in monsoon. Travellers are advised to avoid rains due to the landslides here.
Autumn is not so hot and not so cool. The evenings of Autumn can be enjoyed with bonfires and partying.
Winter is best for the people who want to watch snowfalls and ski in the mountains. Bring layered clothes to avoid freezing in the temperature minus.
The people of Malana speak "Kanashi" which is only understood by the villagers. This is a mixture of Sanskrit and Tibetan language.
The lake is considered sacred to the sage "Prashara", who once meditated here. It is named after the sage.
The Hindus believe that Manu recreated human life here. The Sikhs believe that when Guru Nanak put rolled Chapatis in the hot springs, it floated duly baked.
People hire taxis to visit different sites in less time. You will get travel agencies everywhere in the town to take you on a tour.
Two-wheelers are the best option to explore the city closely.
Himachal Pradesh buses are available to take you to your favourable places and cost less.
English and Hindi are spoken. Pahadi is the local accent of people.
48.1% which is less
88.15%
4,37,903
August to October, March to May
A week
12,000 to 15,000 INR per person
Summer is very comfortable and the nights are somewhat chilly which invites a large number of tourists in Kullu.
Kullu receives the annual average rainfall in monsoon. Travellers are advised to avoid rains due to the landslides here.
Autumn is not so hot and not so cool. The evenings of Autumn can be enjoyed with bonfires and partying.
Winter is best for the people who want to watch snowfalls and ski in the mountains. Bring layered clothes to avoid freezing in the temperature minus.
The people of Malana speak "Kanashi" which is only understood by the villagers. This is a mixture of Sanskrit and Tibetan language.
The lake is considered sacred to the sage "Prashara", who once meditated here. It is named after the sage.
The Hindus believe that Manu recreated human life here. The Sikhs believe that when Guru Nanak put rolled Chapatis in the hot springs, it floated duly baked.
People hire taxis to visit different sites in less time. You will get travel agencies everywhere in the town to take you on a tour.
Two-wheelers are the best option to explore the city closely.
Himachal Pradesh buses are available to take you to your favourable places and cost less.
English and Hindi are spoken. Pahadi is the local accent of people.
48.1% which is less
88.15%
4,37,903
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