Dharamshala in May is one of the most pleasant Himalayan experiences you can have. The cold winter air has faded, the forests turn lush green again, and the weather becomes…
The Tirthan River runs fast and cold, fed by snowmelt from the ridges above. The forest is thick and green, and the air smells like pine and rain-damp earth —…
Kasol in May is a completely different beast from what you get in winter. The Parvati River is loud, the cafés are packed, the trails smell of pine and damp…
May is when Shimla starts buzzing again. Families on summer vacation, couples escaping the plains heat, and weekend travellers from Delhi and Chandigarh — everyone seems to arrive around the…
