Hatu Peak

Himachal tour packages often include stops at Narkanda, allowing travelers to explore not only the natural wonders of Hatu Peak but also the charming local villages and markets that dot the landscape. Located near Shimla, the Hatu Peak takes pride in being the crown of the northeast Shimla hills. It is 3400 metres tall and comes with a 7 kilometres roadway to the top, making it an adventure for all solo travellers.

This mountain is surrounded by a dense green blanket of greenery and is nothing less than paradise on earth. The Hatu Peak has historical significance as it is believed that the Pandavas used a stove-like formation next to the temple to cook their food during exile. The Hatu Peak is a popular trekking spot for many, but the best part is that it is not very tiring. Apart from hiking, the peak is the go-to spot for those who want to go camping under a tent and enjoy the stars in the night sky. The rich landscape and the views are sure to invite a lot of nature lovers and is a go-to spot for many.

• Climb to the top of the Hatu Peak and admire the views of the sunrise or the sunset. 
• Camp and stay overnight by pitching a tent and spending a night under the stars.
• Go for stargazing on a cloudless night and admire the numerous stars that adorn the night sky. 
• Trek to the top of the Hatu Peak and fuel the adrenaline cravings as you travel the 7 kilometres trek. 
• Admire the views that surround the peak, ranging from lush green forests and snow capped peaks. 
• Learn more about the historical significance of the peak by understanding how it was a part of the Mahabharata.