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Home / Photo Gallery / Himachal Pradesh Draped In White 2

Himachal Pradesh draped in white

Higher reaches of the state receive fresh snow on Friday and Saturday
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 05:51 PM Mar 21, 2026 IST

  • Fresh snow on the Dhauladhar range in Dharamsala on Saturday. Photo: Kamal Jeet

  • Tourists enjoy fresh snow at Mahsu Peak in Kufri in Shimla on Friday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • A view of snow covered mountains after a fresh spell of snow in the higher reaches of Himachal on Saturday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • Fresh snow at Mahsu Peak in Kufri in Shimla on Friday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • Fresh snow on the Dhauladhar range in Dharamsala on Saturday. Photo: Kamal Jeet

  • Tourists enjoy fresh snow at Mahsu Peak in Kufri in Shimla on Friday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • A view of snow covered mountains after a fresh spell of snow in the higher reaches of Himachal on Saturday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

  • Tourists enjoy fresh snow at Mahsu Peak in Kufri in Shimla on Friday. Tribune photo: Lalit Kumar

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