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AryaMarga Yoga Institute

AryaMarga Yoga Institute in Sukabag, Himachal Pradesh is a prominent institute that specialises in integrative yoga and therapy based on the teachings of ancient gurus of the lineage of the 84 Mahasiddhas dating back 5,000 years. It offers various yoga classes and training courses that last one to five months; some of these include Somatic Therapy TTC, Anubhava Yoga TTC, Yoga Psychology TTC, Anuttara Yoga Tantra training and P-TAK TTC. A number of workshops and retreats are also organised such as the Snow Line Trek Retreat, Yoga Vacation and Deep Meditation Retreat. The Ashram Institute at the foothills of the Dhauladhar ranges offers accommodation in dorms, cottages and studios. Read More

Bangoru Waterfall, situated at about 4.5km from the Bir Tibetan Colony, is one of Bir’s small waterfalls that is a relatively secluded and less-popular attraction that makes for a wonderful picnic spot. One of the easiest ways to get to the waterfall is by trekking or hiking from Gunehar Village and once there, visitors can bathe under the gushing cold milky-white water, take pictures of the lush green surroundings, nature watch, meditate or just hop around on the massive rocks. Read More

A less time-consuming alternative to hiking is biking in Bir; the open terrain and numerous trails provide an excellent opportunity to go mountain biking. While some trails may be slightly treacherous, biking allows tourists to get from one place to another for cheaper while admiring the greenery, high mountain peaks, rivers, and more. There are several shops that sell bikes on an hourly basis and they can be taken to many sites like the Bir Landing Site, Palpung Monastery, Deol Village and Mukut Nath Shrine Sansaal. Read More

Bir Landing Site in Bir Billing, also known as Sunset Point, derives its name from the fact that the spot is used by paraglider pilots as an official landing spot. The wide open space serves as the perfect location for paragliding or for simply watching paragliders as they fly around and land. What attracts large crowds to the serene Landing Site, especially in the evenings, is the chance to witness the sunset against the backdrop of the mighty Himalayan ranges. There are cafes and restaurants around the site that provide refreshments. Read More

Known for its Tibetan culture, Bir in Himachal Pradesh not only has various monasteries but also many cafes and restaurants serving authentic Tibetan food along with other cuisines. Located all around the village are small cafes, some indoors while others outdoors, that serve breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks; Nyingma Kitchen, Garden Cafe, Nyingma Cafe and Ticksy Food Corner are some of the popular ones. They offer delicious dishes like sandwiches, chicken thukpa, fried rice, momos, pizzas, pastries, pancakes, coffee etc. that visitors can enjoy in a cozy setting while admiring the greenery around. Read More

Set up at different altitudes and locations throughout Bir, these campsites offer a chance to experience the wilderness and live amidst dense green forests surrounded by the mighty Himalayan mountains. Some sites are close to the village and others are in the middle of nowhere, all offering various amenities like Wi-Fi and restrooms. Campers get to take photographs of nature, encounter various animals and birds, participate in forest-based activities, hike and enjoy hot meals in front of a bonfire while listening to music. Some popular options include Camp Oak View, Camp Kasbah Bir, Monkey Mud Camps and Livingstone Riverside Camps. Read More

Located south of Lower Bir in a small suburb called Chowgan, the lush green Chowgan Tea Gardens provide an excellent opportunity for tourists to discover some of the state’s different teas. The location is perfect for growing tea owing to its misty climatic conditions and the plantations, set amidst hills, feature various kinds of tea and also offer scenic beauty. Open throughout the day, tourists are allowed to stroll the plantations, watch women workers as they collect tea leaves into their baskets and even interact with them, maybe click a few pictures too! Read More

Gunehar River in the Kangra Valley’s Gunehar village is a hidden gem in Bir that guarantees visitors of a peaceful and breathtaking experience. The best way to get to the river is to hike, which takes about an hour and a half, so as to be able to enjoy the area’s natural bounty; the high peaks and the lush greenery are perfect for photography and for relaxation. Upon reaching the river, the water of which is clear and flows down from several levels, visitors can sit on the rocks on its banks and watch the water flow or splash around in it since it’s quite shallow. Read More

With so many wide open spaces and green trails, there is no dearth of hiking opportunities while in Bir; visitors can hike up to waterfalls and rivers, make their way to quaint little villages, to monasteries and to other tourist attractions. Hiking provides a chance to catch the sunset from a high point, explore small settlements, marvel at the majestic snow-covered mountains and interact with the locals. There are several trekking options available for those more adventurous. Some of the most common hiking options include going to the Gunehar River, Bir Landing Site, Bangoru Waterfall, Nyingyang Monastery, Keori Village and the Chowgan Tea Gardens. Read More

Located within the Deer Park Institute in Kangra Valley’s Chowgan Village, the Himalayan Film School is not only a prestigious film school in the country but also a popular tourist attraction in Himachal Pradesh. The institute boasts of a pagoda-style structure with Tibetan influence, featuring several Buddhist carvings and paintings all around. The Film School, in conjunction with Tuning Fork Films, organises numerous workshops on areas like story-telling, photography and film-making. The workshops include activities wherein the participants are put to test on the basis of their creativity, self-reflection and their ability to work in groups with regards to writing scripts, shooting, editing etc. Read More