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Hi Karan, Here are some off-the-beaten-path suggestions: Bhul Bhulaiya Waterfall: Tucked away in the hills, this hidden gem offers cascading waterfalls and lush greenery, perfect for a tranquil Christmas picnic. Khajjiar Meadows: Often called "Mini Switzerland," this picturesque valley boasts rolling meadows, pine forests, and a small lake, making it ideal for a serene Christmas stroll. Ganesh Top: Hike to this hilltop temple for breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayas and a peaceful Christmas morning amidst nature. Sach Pass: This scenic mountain pass winds through pine forests and valleys, offering stunning vistas and a chance to escape the crowds. Enjoy a quiet Christmas drive or even a snow hike (if conditions permit). Bakloh Palace: Witness a traditional Christmas celebration at this heritage hotel. They usually host special dinners, carol singing, and even a bonfire night. St. Andrew's Church: Attend a Christmas mass at this historic church, built in the British era, and experience the local Christian traditions. Local Villages: Head to nearby villages like Banikhet or Kalatop to experience authentic Christmas cheer. Immerse yourself in their folk music, dances, and maybe even join a potluck Christmas dinner.
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