Quick Points -

 

• Shimla, Manali, and Dalhousie are the gems of Himachal Pradesh.
• Honeymoon Package for Shimla Manali for couples for 5N/6D @ INR9999/- only.
• Do review the inclusions like meals, stays, sightseeing, activities in your package.

 

Imagine the green hills with apple orchards, snow-clad mountains kissing the clouds, smooth roads to drive on, streams to sit beside, chilly wind to breathe in, smiling locals to talk to and holding the hand of your better half while experiencing all of it. No, you don’t have to travel to another country to do it, when our country has Himachal Pradesh. Yes, Himachal Pradesh is one of the most opted destinations for Honeymoon vacation with its beautiful locations and natural wonders. If you are someone who is looking to book their Himachal honeymoon packages, have a look at the best places to visit in Himachal for honeymoon.

 

1. Shimla

 

The most visited town in Himachal, Shimla is called the royal hill getaway for a reason. Unlike other Himachal destinations, Shimla is pretty easy to reach as the development has made the highway broader and roads smoother. Stay at Oberoi Cecil and enjoy the serene view from your balcony while sharing the morning tea with your beloved. Wouldn’t that be perfect? Of course, it would be.

 

Steal Deal For Couples - Take a romantic walk on the Mall Road of Shimla with your spouse and seek holy prayers in the Jakhoo Temple. Shimla is an excellent destination to enjoy the romantic honeymoon if you planning for a winter honeymoon.

 

1. Manali

 

A place where natural beauty meets adventure, Manali is the starting point for many Leh Ladakh expeditions. But that isn’t all Manali is all about. You can walk at the Mall road with your partner and buy some souvenirs, explore the hippie side in Old Manali, enjoy the natural Spa at hot springs at Vashisht temple, paragliding at Solang Valley or even choose to do trekking and still Manali to-do list wouldn’t be complete.

 

Steal Deal For Couples - Manali is romantic as well as an adventurous spot for couples in Himachal Pradesh where there is no shortage of solivagant activities like paragliding, zorbing, river rafting and more. A must-do romantic thing in the Manali expedition is taking a holy bath in the hot sulfurs of Manikaran Sahib Gurudwara, trekking to Rohtang Pass and leisure time at the Jogini Waterfalls.

 

1. Dalhousie

 

Skip Europe and honeymoon in India’s Own Switzerland, Dalhousie. Shimla Manali tour package from Delhi for couples must also include Dalhousie as the picturesque location will leave you awestruck with its beauty. Do visit Khajjiar Lake as a honeymoon in Dalhousie isn’t complete until to tick off Khajjiar Lake.

 

Steal Deal For Couples - Spend your evening riding the boat in the glazed Chamera Lake, located just 30 km outside from Dalhousie. Feed your adrenaline by trekking the Daikund Peak to gets amazed by the snow-blanketed mountain peaks. You can buy souvenirs for your house at the Tibetian Market in Dalhousie.

 

When Is The FItting Time To Visit Himachal For Vacations?

 

As the marriage season is during winters, Himachal turns into a winter wonderland with shimmering snow all around. Whereas, during the summer season when the whole world is frustrated with scorching heat, Himachal is a place where you can relax in a chilly atmosphere. So, Himachal has no best time to visit. It’s a state for travelers but as it is a hilly area, avoid travelling in monsoon.

 

Best Himachal Hotels For Honeymoon Getaway!

 

1. Oberoi Cecil in Shimla needs no introduction. Just look at its picture, and you’ll know why it’s a five-star hotel. Although, you forgot the name Oberoi it has to it.

 

1. The Himalayan in Manali will give you the perfect escape from the hustle-bustle of city life and make you feel why nature is the best artist.

 

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Isabel Dalhousie, the fortyish editor of the Review of Applied Ethics, lives comfortably in Edinburgh in a house filled with art. She's got a morning room that looks out onto the garden; there's even a fox in the garden. Her mornings are spent with coffee and crosswords, followed by philosophical musings and a few hours of work (she lives on an inheritance, and her editorial work is more a labor of love than a living). As The Sunday Philosophy Club opens, Isabel is at the symphony, having gone to see the Reykjavik Symphony perform. As she mingles afterward she is horrified to see a young man plummet past her from the nosebleed seats--the gods, as they are poetically known--to his death below. An accident, or something more sinister? Try as Isabel might, she can't get it out of her mind, and is driven to pursue the mystery. The Sunday Philosophy Club is slow-moving, sweet, introspective, and gently humorous. As much time is spent inside Isabel's head as she turns over ethical issues--to tell a friend of a cheating spouse or not, one's responsibility to tell the truth to a stranger, the place of the white lie in civil society, and the like--as is spent chasing down the answer to the question of the death that starts it all off. The description is rich (I was ready to pack my bags and books and move to Edinburgh), as are the characterizations. Best of all is Isabel herself, whose inner life is deep and thoughtful, but who also lusts, much against her better judgment, for the much younger Jamie (who, in addition to being much younger, is also the ex-boyfriend of Isabel's niece and closest friend, Cat).

Alexander McCall Smith combined sleuthing and philosophy. The protaganist, Isabel Dalhousie, is the editor of a philosophy journal. The mystery is engaging but is secondary to the characters and Smith adds information on philosophy and Isabel makes decisions based on it throughout the book. The Sunday Philosophy Club is mentioned but does not figure in this book.

All in all, I loved the characters and the Ms. Dalhousie's thinking and making decisions based on philosophy.

Interesting read, although not quite as complete as I might like. In Edinburgh Isabel witnesses a fall in a concert hall where a man dies, she has questions as to whether it's an accident or deliberate and starts to look into it. It is obviously a first book in a series setting up further books in the series to follow on from this.