12 Districts of Himachal Pradesh

About Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh is the land of lush Green Fields and vibrant entrepreneurial culture it is one of the fastest growing state of the country with congenial industrial climate progressive and promotional steps taken by the Himachal Pradesh.

Himachal Pradesh is a small hilly States situated in the Northern part of the country that topography of the state is basically hilly ranging from small to very high hills it height ranges from 350 m to 6975 m from the sea level besides this this the snowy part of state is the source of three major rivers Beas Ravi and Chenab while Satluj and Yamuna river originate from the Tibet and yamnotri respectively it's climate condition vary from extremely hot to severe cold regions and Palampur in Kangra district receive the highest precipitation next to have almost no rainfall during the winters. 

History of Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Himachal Pradesh become a full fleged state in January 1971 prior to it was a Union territory of India. it is bounded by Jammu and Kashmir in the north and uttranchal in the south east Haryana on the south and Punjab on the west climate as the height of the state from the main sea level 355 is a 6975 m there is a wide variation the climate of some part of the state remains no Bounce proud the year where as other parts enjoy all the six season because of the Peculiar climate in the state has become attraction for tourist throughout the Year.

During winter tourist visit state to enjoy and winter sports and during summer tourist visit the state for getting believe from this croaching heat and other parts of the country

How many districts Are there in Himachal Pradesh?

There are 12 districts in Himachal Pradesh which are divided into three main administrative divisions. 

Himachal pradesh is one of the most important state of India due to its geographical importance and natural resources.

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Himachal pradesh is a north Indian state and was established on 25 January 1971.Around 80% of land in Himachal pradesh is hilly only 20% is plain areas. Tourism is the main occupation of the people in this state as it has some of the beautiful hillstations located in northern India.

Hill Stations of Himachal Pradesh

Solan District

Solan is situated on the foothills of Shivalik hills of Himalya, Solan is a small hill town which is known for its beautiful geography which has an importance from the tourism point of view.

Solan is also famous as the Mushrooms city as mushroom is a major crop that is grown here. Other crops such as tomatoes are also grown here which gives solan the name of city of red gold.

The solan city got his name from the temple of goddess shoolni devi, Solan has many more temples of ancient heritage which makes this small hill station of great importance.

Solan is located between chandigarh and shimla  on chandigarh kalka shimla highway and is easily accessible via road and trains.

Kasauli Hill station Solan

Kasuli is one of the most famous hill Station situated on the Chandigarh Shimla National Highway. Kasuli is known for its beautiful and panoramic views of flora and mountains which are incredible.

Other Tourist destination of Himachal Pradesh