Kullu

The town of Kullu is a charming valley town in Himachal Pradesh known for its stunning scenery in the Himalayas, abundant apple orchards, pine forests, picturesque villages, and rich cultural heritage. Kullu is situated on the banks of the Beas River and is sometimes referred to as the "Valley of Gods" due to its religious heritage and the many ancient temples dotted throughout the valley. It is also known for the annual Kullu Dussehra festival, which is a grand event and is celebrated with hundreds of deities, colourful processions, music, and various traditional functions from the region. The region of Kullu is also famous for its unique hand-woven woollens, colourful shawls, caps and traditional handicrafts. Trekking, river rafting, paragliding, camping and nature walks are all possible in the surrounding mountains and rivers. Some of the significant places to visit are Raghunath Temple, Bijli Mahadev Temple, Great Himalayan National Park, and nearby villages of Naggar and Manikaran. Whether it is visiting ancient temples, peaceful mountain villages, indulging in adventure activities, experiencing Himachali hospitality or discovering traditional Himachali crafts, Kullu has something for everyone.

Best Time to Visit Kullu
Best time to visit Kullu is between March and June and September and November, when the climate is favorable for sightseeing, trekking, playing on the rivers, and exploring the surrounding valleys. This October is very colorful during the Kullu Dussehra celebration. The winter season (December to February) is the best time to enjoy winter scenes and snowfalls around the higher regions. During the monsoon (July-August) period, heavy rainfall is possible, and there may be some landslides.

Kullu: Places, Experiences & Food
Places to Visit in Kullu