Himalayan North Natural Environment

lots of temples!!!//////////................good weather....carry enuff cash..........

On a bike(350cc or more) is a best way to see around Leh. The place is scenic. The weather can be dry during the day and cold during the night. Don't forget to go to Kardhung-La Pass which is the world's highest motorable road. It's just a 50km trip from Leh.

At the foothills of the Himalayas, Manali offers an amzing variety of sightseeing and activites. An amazing base with loads of hotels, good food, amazing weather, it offers an exquisite experience of the great expanse of snow capped mountains. Best time to Visit - May to July since the upper reaches are unreachable most of the year

When you're done with Delhi (and in summertime it will come sooner than you expect at 40 degrees) than flee to the Kulu valley, at the foot of the Himalaya mountains. Temperatures will drop about 10 degrees and evenings/nights can be from warm/cool to cold. The valley is lush and the friendly people of Kulu add a lot of bonus after a bustrip of 16 hours through the mountains. Check out the guest houses higher up in the hills for even more astonishing panoramic views. Some interesting trekkings start from this region.(Manali,etc)

Capital of two northern states, Chandigarh is among India's better planned cities... it mixes Punjab's aggressive energy with a more sedate Himalayan calm... the weather is not bad compared to the plains...also a travel base to get to the northern parts of the country...