I am Ravi Santhalia and i love to travel.I have learned to appreciate the simple things in life. I love this Amazing Places which Visit In Chandigarh to make my Experience A Memorable One!
Here are some of the best places to visit in Chandigarh which one must visit while planning.
Zakir Hussain Rose Garden: Smell Amazing Fragrances
Sukhna Lake: Admire The Views While Boating
Rock Garden: Not-To-Be-Missed Place
Mohali Cricket Stadium: Rekindle The Patriotic Fervour
Terraced Garden: Gape At The Vibrant Colors
ISKCON Temple: Seek Blessings With Fam
Pinjore Garden: Admire The Captivating Fountains
Leisure Valley: Take A Stroll Amidst Greenery
Sector 17 Market: Best Place To Hangout
Hops N Grains: Experience Chandigarh Nightlife
Government Museum & Art Gallery: Pay A Visit
Shanti Kunj: Relax, Jog & Stroll Around
Garden Of Fragrance: Treat Your Senses
National Gallery Of Portraits: Admire The Beautiful Art
Le Corbusier Center: Heaven For Architectures
Japanese Garden: A Blend Of Man-Made & Natural Beauty
International Doll Museum: Watch The Pretty Miniatures
My name is Ravi Santhalia and I began travelling almost ten years ago. I started writing blogs simply to share my travel experiences with the hope to inspire people to start travelling too. As a traveler I love travel in India because…I have learned to appreciate the simple things in life and it is a land of a billion smiles. Only in India.
We started our Journey in the afternoon so we plan for night stay at Chandigarh. we reached Chandigarh at 7.00 P.M in the evening so we were having enough time to visit the famous Mansa devi temple. its an awesome place with such a peace. On the next day we started early in the morning for our journey towards Dalhousie. it took almost 7hr to reach to Dalhousie from Chandigarh. The road is pretty good if you follow the Hoshiarpur-Pathankot-Dalhousie route.
We reached Dalhousie at 3.00 PM & straight went to our guest house to have some rest. The location of the guest house was awesome & it was surrounded by thick trees & was on the tip of the mountain. The weather was soothing with cool healthy air which you will never experience in Surat.
Our guest house was near to Subash Chowk & we decided to visit the St. Francis Church at Subhash Chowk that evening. One will love the architectural beauty of the church. It’s a very old church built by the English men early 19th century. Then we decided to walk till Gandhi chowk which was around 2 Km. we loved each & every moment of the walk which was full of ecstatic natural beauty. I have never seen such a beautiful mountain views in my life before.
We wake up at around 6.00 in the morning & decide to just have a good stroll in the morning to adore the natural beauty. We walked around 1 Km on the 8 when we saw one young child coming from the village which was far away in the deep in the mountain. We were very impressed with the young child & decided to track that dangerous route till his village. There was no pathway for the complete track so it was full of danger & excitement.
We planned to visit Khajjiar. Then we started our journey towards Khajjiar. It is the most exotic and scenic beauty place around 22 Km from Dalhousie. Khajjiar is officially proclaimed the mini-Switzerland of India. At an altitude of 6450 ft, this saucer shaped green meadow, ringed by Devadar Trees has a lake in the middle complete with floating island. I liked horseback riding and strolling. It’s the best place to spend more time as compare to the other places. We spent around 2 hrs & enjoyed Horse riding there.
At around 5 p.M we started our journey back to Chandigarh. We took another route which goes directly to pathankot & is shorter in distance. The road was Ok but it was too narrow so only a experience driver should follow that path. The traffic at this road is very less & the scenic beauty is ultimate along the whole route which compensate for the narrow road.
At midnight we reached at Chandigarh & have a great sleep. Next day we left for New Delhi & have a great drive till Delhi. It was one of the most memorable trip I have ever been too.
