GeographyHimachal, India
 The entire region of Himachal Pradesh is hilly with the altitude ranging from 350 meters to 7000 meters above sea level.The altitude increases from west to east and from south to north. Geographically, Himachal Pradesh can be divided into three distinct regions,the Shivalik or outer Himalayas,middle Himalayas or inner Himalayas,and greater Himalayas or the alpine zone.
The major river systems of the region are the Chenab,the Ravi,the Beas,the Sutlej and the Yamuna.These perennial rivers are fed by snow and rainfall and are protected by a fairly extensive cover of natural vegetation.The population of Himachal is culturally rich and diverse at the same time.The communities residing in the Himachal region are very cordial people and they maintain a very well knit society.A very strong fellow feeling works in these simple people.

 

Distance From City Distance To City Distance (km)
Shimla Solan 20.93
Kalka Mandi 98.11
Nahan Sundarnagar 116.32
Paonta Sahib Chamba 274.15
Kulu Dharmsala 78.85
Hamirpur Una 31.35
Bilaspur Yol 106.25
Nalagarh Kangra 124.29
Santokhgarh Manali 128.31
Rohru Tira Sujanpur 136.88
Dalhousie Sabathu 198.14
Ghamarwin Rampur 86.95
Nagrota Jawala Mukhi 28.77
Jogindarnagar Kasauli 122.03
Nadaun Daulatpur 34.56
Dera Gopipur Pandoh 82.36
Theog Palampur 135.43
Sarka Ghat Daulatpur 61.19
Chuari Khas Arki 168.59
Gagret Dagshai 127.74
Rajgarh Jutogh 32.84
Chaupal Seoni 54.65
Sarahan Banjar 44.56
Jubbal Kot Khai 12.69
Narkanda Rihana 34.05
Chounri Sari 4.42
Kyari Bag 0.42
Jamog Gori 2.77
Bag Jammu 7.36
Sarog Kanda 3
Barohi Ghanaharet 2.5
Panci Janaur 0.82
Sanohal Haru 2.43
Loharab Parkot 0.44
Nayawag Mashabra 1.06
Damehar Gochi 1.03
Shanghech Kilna 2.86
Bari Kuira 0.51
Bhaill Dido 0.45
Patshal Tal 0.81
Sari Tikri 1.67
Dharat Panhech 0.81
Tikri Korhech 0.66
Panjauti Kalihatti 1.59
Shakrah Charuna 0.84
Manghech Balahu 0.61
Jakhari Shanach 0.68
Chalhag Bhumkar 0.51
Baddo Dhar 0.6
Shakran Saidan 0.5



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