Palampur is a picturesque town in the Kangra Valley of Himachal Pradesh, surrounded by tea gardens and pine forests. This serene town flanked by the Dhauladhar Ranges is often referred to as the 'Tea Capital of North India'. The climate in Palampur is mild and pleasant throughout the year, which makes it an attractive destination for tourists. The town's lush greenery and natural beauty are complemented by the architecture influenced by the colonial period, evident in some of the old structures and bungalows. Palampur also serves as a gateway to several trekking routes and outdoor activities. Its close proximity to tourist destinations like Bir Billing, known for paragliding, and Dharamshala, the home-in-exile of the Dalai Lama, adds to its charm. Nature lovers, adventure enthusiasts and those seeking spiritual solace find this place inviting. The town is well connected by road, and the nearest railway station is in Pathankot. Palampur's economy is primarily driven by tea production, tourism, and agriculture. The local culture is a blend of Himachali traditions, with a significant influence of Tibetan culture.