Best time to visit july to september

Kasauli
Kasauli is a small hill station of Himachal Pradesh, founded by the British in the 19th century. The beauty of the place, which stands covered with pine forests, orchards and towering hills, lures tourists from far and wide. The adventure sports organized by the travel and tourism department of Himachal Pradesh acts as a further attraction.

Renuka Lake
Renuka Lake is situated at a distance of approximately 132 km from Parwanoo. It holds the distinction of being one of the largest lakes of Himachal Pradesh. The scenic locales of the lake, comprising of the lush green forests of Indian Himalayas, draws a large number of visitors every year. You can also indulge in adventure sports like river rafting.

Paonta Sahib Gurdwara
Paonta Sahib Gurdwara is one of the most famous as well as most revered pilgrim destinations of the Sikh as well as Hindu community. It is dedicated to Guru Gobind Singh, the Tenth Guru of Sikhs.

Kalka: 4-km
Dagshai: 28-km
Subathu: 16-km
Pinjore: 10-km
Kasauli: 37-km
Renuka: 132-km
Chandigarh: 22-km

Regular buses and taxis are available from both Chandigarh  and Kalka.  Well connected to major cities of India such as Amritsar, Chandigarh, Delhi and Manali by a network of well- maintained roads, reaching Parwanoo by road is one of the easiest ways of reaching the town.

The nearest railway station to Parwanoo is at Kalka, located around 4 kms away from Parwanoo. The station is well-connected to Parwanoo as well as the other railway stations of India.

The closest airport is at Chandigarh, 22-km away.

Paonta Sahib Gurdwara
Paonta Sahib Gurdwara is one of the most famous as well as most revered pilgrim destinations of the Sikh as well as Hindu community. It is dedicated to Guru Gobind Singh, the Tenth Guru of Sikhs.

Pinjore

A picturesque hill station on the borders of Haryana and Himachal Pradesh, surrounded by hillocks covered with lush green vegetation. Once a sleepy little village, Parwanoo has become a major industrial centre owing its proximity to Haryana. Often seen as a gateway to explore the enchanting natural beauty of Himachal Pradesh, Parwanoo offers the ideal base for a short and pleasant stay with its vast orchards and pleasant vistas.

Kasauli
Kasauli The scenic beauty and serenity of Kasauli along with its warm and friendly people make it a charming hill station. Kasauli retains an old-world-charm reminding one of the by-gone British era. This quiet little place with its gabled houses, cobbled pathways, quaint shops and manicured gardens provides magnificent views in a very subtle way to its visitors.

Narrow winding roads of Kasauli offers gorgeous views of plains of Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh at night and the silver lining of River Satluj flowing through them. One can see Choor Chandni peak from here, the 'Mountain of the Silver Bangles' where snow shines in the moonlight as a bangle moving down the hill. The Upper and Lower Malls run through Kasauli's length. It is 20 km from Barog and 60 km from Chandigarh.

 Dagshai :- Dagshai is 28 Km from Parwanoo . It was a one time British cantonment. This small town is surrounded by pine trees and also has an old church.
  
Pinjore :- Pinjore is 10 Km from Parwanoo.Parwanoo is an excellent base to visit the famed Mughal style gardens at Pinjore.
   
Kasauli :- Kasauli  is a beautiful hill station 37 Km from Pinjore. The small town was built in 19th century by britishers and it has the old charm. This picturesque hill-station oozing old-world charm is covered with tall Deodar, wild flowers, rhododendrons, wild roses, flame of the forest, and flowering Kichnar in summer and is a popular hub for bird-watchers and winters with snowfall.
     
Subathu :-  Subathu  is 16 Km away from Parwanoo. It is Still a cantonment. It has also got the remains of a Gurkha Fort.