Parwanoo Tourism (2019) - Himachal Pradesh

Parwanoo Tourism

This is a place where one can enjoy the captivating ambience of a hill station and hustle-bustle of a city. Situated on the border of Haryana and Himachal Pradesh, this small town offers beautiful apple orchards and delicious fruit products.

An ideal getaway for outdoor activities such as trekking and hiking, it is also a destination for nature lovers. Once a sleepy town, today Parwanoo has transformed into an industrial city. The verdant cover of pine and fir trees along with pleasant weather will make you fall in love with this place. Packed with lakes, temples and gardens and a ride on a cable car, a trip to this town can be one of the most enjoyable and cherished.

Places to Visit In Parwanoo

Timber Trail

Cable car Ride

Fruit orchards

Kali Mata Temple

Dagshai

Pinjore, Panchkula

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Timber Trails and Fruit Orchards in Parwanoo

Jacketed with the lush green Timber plantations, the hill slopes of Parwanoo looks stunning all around the year making it an ideal destination to spend your days in leisure, Cable car ride above the hilly terrain of Shivalik ranges is the must-do activity in Parwanoo. Apart from its Timber trail, Parwanoo is also famous for its fruit orchards. Being an industrial area, Parwanoo is the largest fruit producing unit of HPMC. It is one of the most powerful Agro-industries of Himachal Pradesh.
Parwanoo is also an ideal getaway from the cities like Chandigarh and Panchkula as it offers a number of trekking trails amid the marvellous nature. The verdant cover of pine and fir trees along with pleasant weather will make you fall in love with this place. Packed with lakes, temples and gardens and a ride on a cable car, a trip to this town can be one of the most enjoyable and cherished.

Restaurants and Local Food in Parwanoo

Being a quite popular destination, Parwanoo is packed with many restaurants, small eating joints and hotels offering multi-cuisine food.
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One Day Itinerary

Parwanoo is a place with many sightseeing options for a day. Beginning with a morning stroll among the nature and a thick cover of trees bearing fruits is almost magical. Have breakfast and start your journey with a prayer at Shri Balaji Temple. Kali Mata Mandir is next on the list situated nearby. From here head on to Pinjore where you can enjoy the flowers in full bloom. Take a break for lunch nearby and continue your journey to Gorkha Fort to get a glance of the city's past. From here either you can go to Timber Trail for cable car ride and glance at mesmerising views of kaushalaya valley or can visit the cactus garden, one of its kind in Asia. A good dinner at the hotel and a refreshed mind are a perfect ending to your trip.

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Holidify's Opinion

What's Great?

Lies very close to Chandigarh, Panchkula, and Shimla, hence it is easily accessible.

What's Not So Great?

Nothing much to do around the city. Being an industrial area, it is very crowded.

For Whom?

Parwanoo is perfect for weekend getaways from Panchkula and Chandigarh.

Top Hotels In Parwanoo

Cloud 9 Homestay

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Dippys Hotel

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How To Reach Parwanoo

Being a very small town, Parwanoo does not have an airport or railway station of its own. Regular bus services operate from the nearby places in Delhi, Punjab and Haryana.

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Parwanoo Reviews

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Surbhi Parashar 11 months ago

- A good pair of shoes are a must as you will be doing a lot of walking around the city.
- Parwanoo experiences strong winds and rain, so be prepared with your woolens and rain gears accordingly.
- Make sure you stay away from monkeys, do not try to offer food or scare them.

Aman Sandhu 11 months ago

My whole family visits Nada Sahib once in a week. It's around 11 km from my place. On the eve of Guru Nanak's Birthday when Devotee's count gets double as compared to any normal day, here's how they prepare Langar for the devotees. I shot this video myself. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMIeUrJlaMo

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