79 Places to Visit Near Rupar

Best Time: October-March

Patiala is the third biggest city in south-east Punjab and is situated at a height of 250 m above sea level. Build around a manor known as the Qila Mubarak which literally meaning the fortunate castle, it is found 65 km away from Chandigarh. Patiala tourism industry has picked up energy attributable to various sights that pull in tourist for its rich social legacy. It is home to different forts and gardens, for example, the Qila Mubarak Complex, Sheesh ...

Best Time: August-November

Chandigarh is the most intricately planned city in India, with architecture which is incredibly famous, with a quality of lifestyle, which is unparalleled. Located close to the Shivalik lower regions in northwest India, the Union Territory of Chandigarh is the capital of two Indian urban communities to be specific, Punjab and Haryana. Remaining as an image of planned urbanization, Chandigarh is likewise acclaimed for its well-known gardens like the Rose...

Best Time: September- December

Panchkula is a small tourist town tucked away in the verdant hills of the Himachal, offering respite to all those who want to get away from the monotony of life. It is abode to five ancient canals constructed during the time of the Rajputs. Surrounded by greenery of the foothills of the great Himalyan range, it is a wonderful place to embrace the true spirit of nature. The city is famous for it's trekking experience which is teemed with peacocks and gre...

Best Time: February-April

Ludhiana, situated on the banks of the Sutlej River, is the biggest city in the Indian province of Punjab. Brilliant old structures on one side and exquisite Gurudwaras and holy sanctums on the other, Ludhiana is one of those unordinary destinations in India that holds its old-world appeal while keeping its otherworldliness flawless. The city is home to various tourist destinations that keep the visitors engaged for a considerable length of time. A port...

Best Time: October to March

Nalagarh is a Semi Hilly region. The city is located in the Solan district in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Nalagarh is recognised for its abounding greenery, tranquillity and the wondrous illustration of the Shivalik hills beyond the Sirsa river. If a calming pause is what you are looking for then Nalagarh is a must visit. The Mughals and the Britishers throughout their administration admired the godliness of this region and considered it as a princel...

Best Time: All around the year

If you are looking for the twin amazement of scenic beauty and the energetic working of a city, then Parwanoo is your call. The place resides on the contours of Haryana and Himachal Pradesh in the Solan district. This is a hill station which captures the interest of many travellers as it is nestled in the Trikuta range with an altitude of 2500m above the sea level and regarded an ideal location not just for the beauty but of the great industries which e...

Best Time: March-June

Kasauli is one of the most famous hill stations of India, known for its incredibly charismatic views, surrounded by the majestic Himalayan Ranges, it is located in the Solan district of Himachal Pradesh. It was established during the colonial times as a British hill station and a retirement retreat for the Officers; the Victorian Style buildings built by the Britishers are a beautiful architectural example. The mystical forests of Kasauli are home to so...

Best Time: March-July

Situated on the Punjab-Himachal Border, Solan lies on the lower slopes of the Himalayas and is a greater amount of a modern town with different businesses. The spot got its name from the Hindu Goddess Sholoni Devi, who is likewise the principal divinity of the region. The whole district is encompassed with thick backwoods and high mountains. Solan is an all the more relaxed hill station perfect for explorers looking only some time away from city surge. ...

Best Time: September to March

There are some trips which are meant not just to entertain oneself or to break the monotony of daily life rather they are meant to be one with the true history of India, swamped oneself into the cultures of past and get an insight into the beginning of something great. Kurukshetra, a city in the state of Haryana is counted among one of the greatest pilgrimage sites. The place is located around 170km north from Delhi and has an elevation of 258 meters he...

Best Time: September to December

Amongst the enormous, massive summits of Himachal Pradesh relaxes the aesthetic spot known as Bilaspur. The city is bestowed with arresting charm in abundance. Deemed to be established in 1663, Bilaspur is the first planned hill town of the country. The hill town is placed on the avenues of river Satluj. The enchantment of this district presents the adventure of a requisite appeal in the flap of nature. The place is commonly appreciated for its man-made...

Best Time: March to November.

Shoghi is a small suburb of Shimla, Himachal Pradesh. Located just 15 kms away from Shimla, it doesn't get its share of attention. It is truly beautiful in every sense. Set amidst the majestic Himalayan Mountains, it provides a perfect panoramic view of the hills and valleys. It is also covered with a thick deodar and pine vegetation, which give it a very rusty feel. It is exactly the kind of places one sees in a movie scene and marvels over. When in Sh...

Best Time: March-May

The summer capital of the princely province of Patiala, Chail is an appealing hill station that lies around 63 km from Shimla. Settled in the Himachal Pradesh's Shivalik district, Chail essentially is spread over the three hillocks - Sadh Tiba, Pandewa and Rajgarh. Located in the midst of the scented backwoods of chir pine and monstrous deodars, this beautiful hill station offers a radiant and all-encompassing perspective on the surrounding countryside....

Best Time: Between March to June , when the weather is pleasant.

Bounded by Kullu and Mandi in the north, Kinnaur in the east, Solan and Sirmur in the south-east, Shimla is one of the most popular hill stations in north India. Situated at a height of 2200 m, set amidst the verdant array of mountains, mystical woods and cool atmosphere, Shimla is one of the most famous destinations in the country.  Known as the summer capital of India, Shimla is a beautiful getaway spot for one to enjoy, relax and rejuvenate. With its...

Best Time: December-February

A prominent vacationer goal in Himachal Pradesh, Tattapani is an interesting town found 60 km away from Shimla. Located on the banks of waterway Sutlej, it prizes a few attractions lying in the midst of nature in its best structure. It is popular for its Hot sulfur spring that is accepted to have corrective properties for wellbeing sicknesses like pressure, joint agony, weariness, and other skin ailments. In case you're experiencing joint torments, exha...

Best Time: June-October

An undiscovered place of sorts, Shojha is a very small village located right in the middle of the Himalayan mountain range and the wilderness of the forest around. Not many people have set foot in this small village and hence it still is able to maintain its beauty and view. Shojha was featured in a very famous Bollywood movie, Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani. It is a must visit for people who love trekking. At a distance of 5 km, the Jalori Pass is indeed a tr...

Best Time: February- June

Mashobra is a town in the state of Himachal Pradesh. It falls in the Shimla district. An interesting feature of the journey from Shimla to Mashobra is that people have to travel through the Hindustan-Tiber Road that was built by Lord Dalhousie in 1850. Mashobra is a part of the Shimla Water Catchment Wildlife sanctuary and has a lot of pine, oak and cedar trees along with a variety of fauna like monkeys, jackals, langurs, barking deer etc. Leopard can a...

Best Time: April- November

Kufri is a small hill station in the state of Himachal Pradesh, India. It falls in the Shimla district and is at a distance of 20km from the city of Shimla. It has a population of 1,148. The term Kufri has been derived from a local word ‘Kufr’ which means “lake”. The hill station hosts several trekking activities as it is the highest point in the surrounding area. The town is mostly covered with snow. Kufri was initially a part of Nepal until it was giv...

Best Time: Throughout the year

Manikaran is located in the Parvati Valley in the state of Himachal Pradesh in the Kullu district. It is a small town that lies on the banks of the Parvati River and is located at a distance of around 35 km from Kullu and attracts a large number of tourists every year due to its pilgrim centers for Hindus and Sikhs. The town has several temples of Rama, Krishna and Vishnu, and a gurudwara. The place also attracts tourists because of its hot springs and ...