Insta Himachal

24/09/2026

A local guide to eating in Mandi, Himachal Pradesh

From comforting Sepu Badi and Dhotua Dal to warm Siddu, Patrode, Kadhi, and sweet Badane Ka Meetha, every dish carries the flavour of the hills.

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21/09/2026

The only traffic jam worth waiting for.

20/09/2026

Consider this your prescription for Himachal.

A little Dhaam in the afternoon, slow walks through the mountains, something sweet after dinner, a sky full of stars, and a sunrise worth waking up for.

Dosage: As often as possible.

Side effects: You may not want to leave.

Save this prescription for your next Himachal trip.

19/09/2026

Some places you visit. Some places make you slow down and stay a little longer.

A few glimpses of Dharamshala, where the mountains are always somewhere in the frame, prayer flags move with the wind, and even an ordinary walk comes with a view.

Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh

17/09/2026

🪂 Planning paragliding in Bir Billing? Save this before you go.

From paragliding prices and flight duration to the best time to visit, safety tips, GoPro video, pickup details, weather conditions and what to expect on your first flight — we’ve covered everything you need in one guide.

Whether you’re planning a quick 20–30 minute flight or want a longer experience over the mountains, this guide will help you plan it better. 🏔️

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📍 Bir Billing, Himachal Pradesh

Plan paragliding in Bir Billing with updated prices, flight durations, best time, height, safety, inclusions, pickup, booking tips and things to do in Bir.

12/07/2026

They only appear for a few weeks, carving their path through the Dhauladhar peaks before returning to the clouds. There is something incredibly grounding about witnessing these seasonal cascades in the heart of the mountains.
​Dharamshala, captured in its rawest monsoon form.

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