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  LIFE IN THE VALLEY Living in the mountains, I feel closer to God, in-touch with nature and see spiritually for miles. But down there in the cities things seems to be little unclear, toxic and monotonous. I am a native Himachali, a place where heaven touches Earth and I luckily happen to born here. I'd say I love living on the heights(who doesn't). I have been staying in the plains for past 3-4 years. Pandemic hit and I got to reconnect with my birth place. HOW MOUNTAINS SPEAK TO ME? Life is not like an endless plain with no ups and downs. There are happy times and sad times, and there is one God above all. To live in harmony and peace, you do not need to have a big bank balance. (Don't be proud of your money as it will never satisfy you) The smile of a village child simply playing with sticks and stones, The joy and happiness reflected from their faces is truly beautiful. PROS AND CONS OF LIVING IN MOUNTAINS Sometimes I feel so privileged to have that new gadget in my han

APPLE PRODUCTION IN HIMACHAL PRADESH I am sitting under an Apple tree in my orchard looking at the crispy red fruits hanging up there. It's late June and the Apple season is around the corner in Himachal Pradesh. A time when Apple cultivators harvest their crops and fill their pockets after a full year of hard work.  Apple production is one of the main and growing traditional businesses in many parts of the elevated state. Shimla accounts for the highest cultivated area followed by district Kinnaur, Kullu, and Mandi. Around 80 percent of Himachal Pradesh's fruit economy comes from Apple. INCEPTION ON APPLE CULTIVATION IN HIMACHAL PRADESH Apple cultivation in Himachal Pradesh is attributed to the colonial legacy like many other things in Shimla. In the late 1880s, a few Apple trees were planted by the British in Mashobra , a village 10kms away from Shimla, then the summer capital of British India. Later on an American missionary named Samuel Evans Stokes , introduced commercial

THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT HIMACHAL PRADESH Himachal Pradesh  is a state in the northern part of India, a province in the lap of snow-laden  Western Himalayas.  The state features extreme landscape and extensive river system. The predominantly mountainous region is also known as  Dev Bhoomi  or  Land of Gods and Goddesses.  The hilly state is spread across valleys with perennial rivers and lakes. Majority of population lives in rural areas. The capital is  Shimla  which was also the summer capital of British India and a major tourist attraction since independence. PLACES TO VISIT IN HIMACHAL PRADES H 1. SHIMLA The captivating magnificence of Shimla caused British to pronounce the land as their late spring capital. The pilgrim impact is as yet apparent in the city. The hill station offers terrific perspectives on the snow-covered Himalayan reaches. With lakes and rich plant life around, Shimla invites vacationers round the year, obviously, on the off chance that you wouldn't fret the '

UNEXPLORED PLACES IN HIMACHAL PRADESH:BEYOND KUFRI AND MANALI   Himachal Pradesh  is a heavenly place that none can forget once visited. Treacherous trekking routes and magical rivers along with quiet monasteries, deep forests and relaxing resorts, there is so much to  explore in Himachal Pradesh  that you just can’t get enough of it. Whether it’s exploring quaint hill stations or attempting the impossible through paragliding, here’s an intrepid travel guide to some unexplored places in Himachal Pradesh which are not so overhyped yet could take your breath away.  PLACES TO VISIT 1.Chanshal Pass                                         The Chanshal pass also known as Chanshal valley , located about 160kms from Shimla is one of the many unexplored places which best serves the nomadic appetite of the otherwise shackled young brigade tired of the monotonous dawn to dusk schedules throughout the week. This place will definitely be better than a weekend spent doing rounds at the bar and you w