Himalayas World Best Top Travel Destination an Places to Visit

 Himalayas

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• Important Information about Himalayas 

• What is the Currency used in Himalayas 

• What Language Speak in Himalayas   

• Religion and Culture in Himalayas 

• What is the Best time to visits and climate in Himalayas 

• Transportations around the Himalayas 

• Top things you can do in Himalayas 

• Best food to eat in Himalayas 

• Why Should You Visit Himalayas at least once 

• Useful Information's about your Budget Insurance and Travel Tips 

World Travel M J Princess Blog. Himalayas Beautiful World Top Travel Destinations and Places around the world. 

Himalayas is beautiful place in India. Himalayas also called mini Switzerland in India. Himalayas gives you best experience in India. Moving beyond the majestic beauty of Mountains we take you into a journey through the arts, culture, history, and the way of life that the people of these Mountains follow. You can experience and explore Himalayas. I offer you the whole canvas of the Himalaya to paint your Himalayan dreams on.

In Himalayas one of the world’s tallest mountains, including Mount Everest. At 29,035 feet 8,850 meters, Everest is the highest mountain on Earth and also one of the most mystical. It seems to compel thrill-seekers to attempt a summit, even when they know the immense risks involved. But not every Himalayan adventure requires travelers to risk life and limb. 

This mystical quality of the Himalayas is intrinsic to the indigenous cultures it touches. The range stretches 1,500 miles 2,400 kilometers along the northeastern part of India, passing through Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, Bhutan, and Nepal. To the people of these regions, the Himalayas are much more than merely an impressive geographical feature. In fact, the name Himalayas means the abode of snow and the region is believed to be home to Lord Shiva, one of the primary gods in India, and many other deities as well.

Important information about Himalayas 

Currency in Himalayas 

The official currency of Himalayas is Indian rupees. also you can exchange your country currency on airport.

Language speak in Himalayas 

In Himalayas most of people speak languages belonging either to the Tibeto Burman or Indo-European families but there are also Austroasiatic, Dravidian, Daic and Altaic language communities settled in the mountain tracts, foothills and periphery of the Himalayas, and two language isolates, Burushaski and Kusunda. also now some peopele speak in Hindi and English with tourist.

Religion and Culture in Himalayas

Himalayas are of religious significance in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism. A notable example of a religious site is Paro Taktsang, where Padmasambhava is said to have founded Buddhism in Bhutan.

In Hinduism, the Himalayas have been personified as the king of all Mountain Giriraj Himavat father of Ganga and Parvati 

 Buddhist are situated in the Himalayas, in Tibet, Bhutan and in the Indian regions of Ladakh, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Spiti and Darjeeling. There were over 6,000 monasteries in Tibet, including the residence of the Dalai Lama. Bhutan, Sikkim and Ladakh are also dotted with numerous.

Best Time To Visit and Climate in Himalayas 

Mount Everest 

The best time to visit Indian Himalayas are from March to October excluding July and August when it rains. There is snowfall from late December to early February in hill stations such as Shimla, Mussoorie and Darjeeling. Ladakh and Kashmir lie beyond much of the monsoon rains and the months of July and August, with their warm days and cool nights are peak season. so if you want enjoy the snowfall or winter come to December to February its so cold this time in Himalayas.

Transportation around Himalayas

Transportations in Himalayas you can travel to airport also travel in train, four wheelers, private car, public transport though the beauty of Himalayas is unbeatable and unmatchable but seeing all that from too high sounds dangerous. You can see the waterfalls, the beauty of nature but it will make your heart skip a beat. also you can buy bike on rent and explore around Himalayas.

Top Things you can do in Himalayas

The Sivalik Hills

The Sivalik Hills on the south the Lower Himalayan Range the Great Himalayas, which is the highest and central range and the Tibetan Himalayas on the north. The Karakoram are generally considered separate from the Himalayas.

The Road which connects Killar in Pangi Valley in the Chamba District of Himachal Pradesh to Gulabgarh in the Padar Valley of Kistwar District is often reffered to as the Most Dangerous Road in the World. The Road runs along the Chenab Chandrabhaga River’s Gorge.

Stunning Scenery

Exploring the Himalayas presents some of the most incredible landscapes and stunning scenery on the planet. Photographers from all around the world flock to this region simply for the dramatic, dynamic imagery that seems to greet you around every turn. As the sun rises or sets, the snow-white peaks can be seen to light up in countless different colors. Himalayas such as the legendary Valley of Flowers National Park, that are so beautiful in India.

A Spiritual Center

To the spiritually inclined, the Himalayas is considered a sacred region. There are sacred places, temples, ashrams, and pilgrimage routes from one end to the other, including the foothills. The Hindu god Lord Shiva is said to live above Mount Kailash, which is now in Tibet. One of the most important pilgrimages in India, called the Char Dham, is an expedition to visit the source of the Ganges high up in the Himalayas. And the yoga capital of the world, Rishikesh, lies in the foothills of the mountains.

World’s Best Hiking

Adventure in Himalayas

India is almost completely covered by the Himalayas, and is one of the world’s premier hiking destinations. There are incredible hiking opportunities in India, too, especially in Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand. Many of them are unspoiled, and wind through regions of incomparable beauty. Options range from relatively easy day hikes to arduous multi-day hikes such as the Annapurna Circuit trek, which takes you through some of the most remote places in the rooftop of the world.

Tibetan Culture

Ever since the Chinese occupation of Tibet, you can find more authentic and vibrant Tibetan culture in India. The Tibetan government-in-exile including spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama can be found in the north Indian city of Dharamsala; and the culture of Ladakh is heavily influenced by Tibet. In fact, when traveling in Ladakh you may get the unmistakable impression that you’re actually in Tibet, rather than India. These regions are preserving the traditional Tibetan culture, which is largely suppressed in China.

Natural Resources

The Himalayas are rugged, remote, and largely inaccessible. This has ensured that the region has retained an almost pristine environment, which has made it an increasingly popular place for scientific research and nature lovers. Birdwatchers, hikers, animal lovers, photographers all kinds of people who love nature are being attracted by Himalayan adventures. The Great Himalayan National Park, located in Himachal Pradesh, India, offers a remarkably healthy ecosystem of rich biodiversity.

Snow Leopard

The snow leopard is one of the most elusive wild animals in the world. These beautiful creatures are on many animal lovers bucket lists. But, for a number of reasons, they’re very difficult to spot. For one, there’s the rugged conditions of their native terrain up in the mountains. Then there’s the way they’re almost completely camouflaged by their coloring, their migratory behavior, and their solitary natures. They’re also highly endangered. You can learn a lot more about these beautiful creatures by visiting the Snow Leopard.

Birthplace of Yoga

Lord Shiva is considered the first yoga teacher, as he taught this philosophy to his consort Parvati. Rishikesh has been known worldwide as a leading yoga and meditation centre. Since the dawn of time, the Himalayas and the evolution of yoga have been intrinsically linked, making it an ideal place to undertake a serious study of this ancient art and science.

Hill Stations

The hill stations in the Himalayas in places like Shimla, Mussoorie, Nainital, and Darjeeling. these charming towns are known as holiday destinations for middle class Indian families. Visiting a hill station is a must do Himalayan adventure Try taking a toy train to Shimla or Darjeeling.

Overall 

If you travel in Himalayas India you can feel The indigenous people of the Himalayas are revered in India for their friendliness and simplicity. With all of our modern concerns about travel safety, the Himalayas are probably one of the safest destinations in the region. The region is dotted with charming villages, spiritual pilgrimage centers, and responsible adventure travel operators, all of which provide a safe haven for travelers.

Best Food to Eat in Himalayas 

Momos

Himalayan food is a diverse and unique cuisine which covers all ends of the Himalayan borders and our journey brings us to the Indian side and the idyllic Sikkim region of the Himalayas. An area where Indian food is prominent yet local Himalayan food presides. The local staple dishes in Sikkim are no different to elsewhere in the Himalayas where, as expected, you will find the favorites of China, like chow mein and spring rolls, or of India, with Curries and Samosas, but Himalayan food does bring its own unique food culture which is like a drooling mix of Chinese, Nepalese, Indian and Tibetan food favorites. Himalayan food is easily found at the restaurants of lower Himalayan settlements as well as the tin roofed shacks dotted through the Himalayan ranges.

Steamed flour dumplings stuffed with various fillings of veg (vegetarian) or meats (non-vegetarian). In the Himalayas Momos are found everywhere. They are the favored snack of locals and the perfect fast food to go. Their popularity best shown by not only jumping the Tibet border to India but momos can now be easily found through every city of the subcontinent. With obvious Chinese influences momos are often compared to the popular Baoxi buns of China but to me they better resemble Gyoza dumplings of Japan. More so when stuffed with meat and shallow fried. Momos come served with a rich chilli sauce or dark soy and a side of hot broth.

Origins of tea in the Himalayas are often traced back to the 1800’s and the British commercial cultivation. Assam and Darjeeling world renowned for their tasty tea strains. However, rippled tea hills have been found on all sides of Himalayan borders since long before. Locals in the Himalayas sit day long sipping tea to keep warm in the high altitudes. In Nepal they boast their own Nepali Tea and in Tibet the national beverage is tea whisked with yak butter. In Sikkim we spent a night surrounded by the Temi Tea Gardens where local women pluck tea leaves.

Paneer is the perfect meat substitute. With added curry and spices it is the one reason why vegetarianism is possible. It is also a very simple cheese to make. Start with full fat cow milk, separate the curd from whey, wrap the curd in cloth and squeeze remaining moisture under heavy weight. We have paneer. Chop the block to bits and mix with curries and other tasty dishes. Paneer Momos the Mattar Paneer cooked with green peas and a top notch curry sauce.

In the Himalayas you are more likely to find flat breads on the menu than rice dishes. Paratha being the local favourite. Paratha literally means ‘layers of cooked dough’ and this is exactly what it is. A tasty pan fried flat bread made from layers of unleavened wheat dough. While delicious on their own Paratha do come better stuffed often with a layer of spiced potato in the centre Aloo Paratha. While popular daylong they are most common found at breakfast served alongside condiments of curry or curd. Locals also known to dip them in tea. 

Why you should visit Himalayas India at least once?

Himalayas is beautiful place in India. In Himalayas one of the world’s tallest mountains, including Mount Everest. you can enjoy in Himalayas beautiful nature give you peace on mind and fresh air you can enjoy and explore tallest mountains in Himalayas. also you can see in monastery the spiritual and give you peace there in monastery boys and girls are staying in different the girls monastery and boy monastery so they no connect to outside. world moving around Himalayas you feels nature come downs from heaven. river birds forest and there local friendly people and also you can enjoy Indian food in Himalayas like spice food vegetarian and non vegetarians Exploring the Himalayas presents some of the most incredible landscapes and stunning scenery on the planet. so Himalaya gives you so much peace of mind 

Useful Information's about your Budget Insurance and Travel Tips 

Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, so there is no need to carry large amounts of cash with you in Himalayas. Travelers can find many options to suit their travel budgets. and ATMs are available. 

so when you travel in Himalayas you can bring clothes on seasonal if you travel in winter you can carry warm clothes with you.

Don’t Forget Travel Insurance

Travel insurance will protect you against illness, injury, theft, and cancellations. It’s comprehensive protection in case anything goes wrong. I never go on a trip without it as I’ve had to use it many times in the past. 

 Always make sure you have copies of your important travel documents.

A travel insurance policy is a must If you injure yourself and you don’t have insurance, expect to pay a large sum of money.

 The most important piece of advice purchase good travel insurance. Travel insurance will protect you against illness, injury, theft, and cancellations. It’s comprehensive protection in case anything goes wrong. I never go on a trip without it as I’ve had to use it many times in the past. You can find the policy right for you. and carry all documents and travel insurance must and keep the copy all documents where you going anywhere this is very important. and whenever you choose in travel destination collect at least basic information about that place and your budget and booking hotels so you dont get any trouble in your travel trips and my blog World Travel M J Princess always provide you useful information about various destinations around the world.

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