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Nestled in the bosom of glorious Himalayan ranges, Himachal Pradesh is a surreal North West  Indian State that enchants you with heavenly locals and enchanting attractions. With a total populations of 61, 77,248( as per 2001 Census ) Himachal Pradesh sprawls on exotic country, peppered with dazzling natural beauty. Population in Himachal Pradesh India is distributed in a manner that you’ll find a density of 93 person per squire kilometer. Urban population in Himachal Pradesh is 9.79 percent and rest of the people resides mostly in rural settlement. With a 85 percent male literacy and 67.4 percent female literacy rates, the population of Himachal Pradesh indicate the growth and spread of education to remotest parts of India. Climate of Himachal Pradesh India varies with varying attitudes in different parts of the state. Himachal in winters becomes freezing cold with temperature dropping as low as the freezing point at times. Summers in Himachal Pradesh are Cool or hot depending on altitudinal variations. Palampur is a fascinating spot in the Kangra Valley, surrounded on all sides by tea gardens and pine forests. The place enjoys a healthy climate and the pine scented air is said to have curative properties.  The scenery presents a sublime and beautiful contrast the plain presents  a picture of rural loveliness and repose, while the hills are majestic. Behind this town stands high range of Dhauladhar Mountains, whose tops remain cover fir most part of the year. This Place is being developed as large tourist centre. A ropeway and as amusement park is also on the to be established here. An agricultural university is already functioning and some tea factories are also coming up. There are also some pleasant walks around the town. A short walk from here takes one to the awe inspiring Bundla Chasm which falls over 100 m. to the Bundla stream. The stream is a thin streak running over stony ground for below the cliff. During the monsoon seasons, it swells and rages- madly over the entire width of the chasm taking stones and boulders along with it and makes loud roaring noise like thunder. Palampur houses two very important institutions- Agriculture University and CSIR Complex.