Travel Blog of Medhavi Davda (from India)
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Himachal Pradesh, India - The apple state of India
Adventure Travel ~ Responsible Travel ~ Experiential Travel ~ Solo Travel
Himachal Pradesh, India - The apple state of India
Kangra District
My definition of McleodGanj in Himachal Pradesh: “A serene little place where any mountain lover would want to settle and open up his own café”. McleodGanj was in my checklist since years. Blame it on my secret desire to experience the trance scene in the hills...
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Bir is a quaint little village in Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, nestled in the Dhauladhar Range of the Himalayas. I had serendipitously landed at Bir and made it my home for 3 months. After quitting my job in Pune, all I had asked for was fresh air to breathe, fresh water to drink and fresh food to eat...
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Bir in Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh makes a perfect destination for natural beauty, ecotourism, spirituality and adventure. Bir was my first abode in the Himalayas. I was blessed to get a chance to live in one of the most beautiful villages of Himachal after I quit my job and left the city life...
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Kullu District
Tirthan Valley, a hidden gem of Himachal Pradesh, is what I call my home in the Himalayas. Once I started traveling extensively and got addicted to Himalayas, I consciously kept away from Himachal Pradesh, because I needed my own sweet time to explore Himachal Pradesh...
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Tirthan Valley, the best kept secret of Himachal Pradesh, wooed me so much that I ended up living in Tirthan Valley for 8 months. I continue going back to the valley, as I find myself the most peaceful when I'm home. The valley is now becoming a popular destination offering simple experiences to the travellers..
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Traditional Himachali Houses made with timber wood, stones, mud and roofed with slates, have been a major attraction for me since I started traveling to Himalayas frequently. I would stand and appreciate the simplicity and beauty of these houses from outside...
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Palachan Valley in Himachal Pradesh is named after the Palachan River that flows along it. Locally called Flachan Valley, it is adjacent to Tirthan Valley. Palachan River and Tirthan River both originate from the Tirath Glacier in the Great Himalayan National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site). Palachan River flows..
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