Numerous forts, palaces, temples, monasteries and residences of heritage prominence are found all over the state of Himachal. The thousand year old Buddhist Padam Palace monastery of Tabo in Spiti with its fine wall-paintings and stucco statues has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The village of Pragpur with its age-old and well preserved architecture and cobbled streets has been declared a 'Heritage village'.

The daily activities of the locals depict the rich and varied culture of Himachal. Famous for their friendly and warm culture, the Himachali people with their illustrious bodily characters and colorful dresses have an untouched austerity which makes the state of Himachal even more beautiful. Their invigorating fairs and festivals enthral all who become a part of it. The beautiful folk dances performed in weddings and fairs not only add colour to the everyday monotony, but also express the joy and the close bonding of the Himachalis with their roots.