Visit the Hotla Village, which is a peaceful hamlet located at 20 kilometers from Palampur known for its scenic landscapes, rustic charm and famous tea plantations. You must visit the Hotla Tea Factory, where you can learn the art of making tea and taste some of the finest brewed teas. Then head to another less-explored village located a few kilometers away that is Ashapuri Village. It is known for its ancient Ashapuri Temple which is dedicated to the Ashapuri Goddess. The temple is located on a small hill which is accessible through a short trek and you can enjoy the breathtaking views of the Kangra Valley.

Bir Billing lies just 30 kilometers from Palampur, easily accessible by bus, private cabs, etc. This is the Paragliding Capital of India, where, besides other crazy adventurous activities, one can make memories that last a lifetime. The panoramic vista of the Dhauladhar Ranges is a feast for the eyes, worthy of some iconic photographs. 
In Bir, this region is famous for the Chokling Monastery; you can pay a visit here if you are looking to experience calm and peaceful vibes. In addition, one can walk through the Tibetan colony, where locals sell beautiful handcrafted goods and souvenirs. 

Hop on to some adventures with a thrilling trek to Kareri Lake Trek. This is a moderate to difficult trek which is a scenic trail through pine forests, serene waterfalls, river banks and alpine meadows. Upon reaching the highest point you will encounter the magical Kareri Lake which is known for its paranormal views. Take pictures, sit and relax near the lake and then set off to come down.

Palampur is a short distance from Nagri Village. It's a short, easy walk that leads to a tiny hilly area. You may discover the Himachali culture, cuisine, and way of life in their well-preserved traditions and customs.
Next, you should travel to Ghuggar Village, which is only two to three hours away. There are less people in the village, and you can discover a peaceful setting to unwind and commune with nature. You may discover the Himachali homes and the lively local culture.

Located at a short distance and accessible via short drive, Khajjiar is a stunning hill station, known for its beautiful snow-peaked mountains. It is known as the Mini Switzerland of India. It is surrounded by lush greenery and dense cedar forests. You can enjoy adventurous activities like horse riding, zorbing, and photography. Enjoy the tranquil environment and spend time in the arms of nature, relaxing your mind and body.

Visit the Masroor Rock Cut temples, known for its beautiful and intricate architecture. It offers a majestic view of the mountains and Kangra Valley.
Visit one of the oldest forts in India, that is Kangra Fort. You can take photographs as nature offers a perfect backdrop and preserve memories for lifetime. 
Andretta Village is a must place if you love the local handicrafts and pottery. You can shop for some intricate masterpieces, learn pottery from local people and have a cultural experience.

Triund Trek is one of the most popular treks in the Himachal region and you must visit this. The trek starts from McLeod Ganj and once you reach the Triund Peak you will witness the beautiful views of the Kangra Valley and Dhauladhar mountain ranges. 
Then set off to the offbeat and less crowded trek of Thaltukhod peaks where you can walk along the scenic trails of pine forests, meadows and streams. Sit there and relax for a while then set back to Palampur.

Discover the breathtaking view of the valley from Kheerganga. To learn about the history and customs of the locals, you can engage with them and investigate organic farming methods. Savour traditional Himachali cuisine at the neighbourhood restaurant, such as Siddu and Thupka.

Prepare yourself to take leave from one of the dreamiest places in Himachal. Check-out from your hotels and depart for Indore  with all the amazing memories.