Go wild! Go Crazy! After all it is time to have a breezy vacation with your hair laid down. Indulge in some phantasmal activities that will give you memories of a lifetime. Catch up some exotic memories by indulging is some bizarre activities that is bound to leave you charged and exhilarated.   Fly like a bird at Bir Billing   So you often dream of flying free as a bird! You can actually experience what it feels like. Flying lightweight and floating freely in the vast airy medium hovering up above the hills and meadows of Himachal is one of a kind of experience. Soar high across some scenic locales of Bir famous for being the host to the first world cup of paragliding in 2015 in the history of times. A session of paragliding stretching for 15 to 30 minutes at Bir-Billing costs somewhere between INR 2,500 and 3,500.   River Rafting in Kullu Valley The gushing, tormenting currents of white foamy chilling waters of Beas gives you the opportunity to experience level 1 to 4 rapids. The most enthralling white water rafting adventure allows you to choose your operator from a host of private operators at Pirdi. The rafting expedition starts at Pirdi and continues for an exciting 14 kilometers down the river till the point of Jhiri. Rafting is somewhat seasonal. This activity is usually closed during monsoons and in the peak winters. The expenses incurred for the activity is around INR 2000 for a session of 40-minutes.   Trek through Great Himalayan National Park   The Great Himalayan National Park is located in the Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh. It has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Natural Site. It is thus under special protection and restoration efforts. The trek promises absolutely stunning views of four spectacular valleys of Sainj, Parvati, Tirthan and Jiwa Nal. Be ready to view a grand exhibition of innumerable protected species of flora and fauna that includes an astounding 1,000 plant species, 31 mammal species and 209 bird species apart from all the quaint amphibians, reptiles, and insects. Sightings of western-horned tragopan, Himalayan tahr, Himalayan brown bear and even elusive snow leopard has been reported. Get lucky find the exotic and enigmatic species in their natural wilderness. The difficulty level of a trek through the park ranges from moderate to difficult treks.   Go mountain biking in Spiti Mountain biking through Spiti Valley presents some spell-binding arid scenic beauty that is unmatched. The arid high-altitude desert plateaus present a stark and barren beauty of the shades of earth mingling with the liquid blue of the sunny skies. The curves, bends, valleys, crevices, and winding terrains make for a challenging biking route that stirs the souls of adventurous bikers all across the nation. The panoramic and picture postcard surroundings lead you through the Kunzum Pass which is at a height of 4,590 meters and offers a killer experience to a passionate biker.   Trout Fishing at Rohru For those who are in love with this vitamin-rich source of food freshly caught from the clear waters of Pabber River in Rohru, fishing makes a very thrilling activity to indulge in. Rohru is situated approximately 120 kilometers away from Shimla and is extremely popular for trout fishing in the state of Himachal Pradesh. There is also a trout hatchery situated in Chirgaon, that is an approximately four-hour drive from Shimla. In Chirgaon, get elated with some Brown and Rainbow Trout fish prized catches. Rohru has a rich history of fishing that can is dated back to the time of Raja Bajrang Bahadur Singh of Bahadh. The erstwhile ruler was immensely captivated by the charm of this quiet and serene place and developed it into a tourist location.   This place has now deemed a haven for anglers. Besides trout fishing, you can also indulge in paragliding, trekking and hang gliding in Rohru.     Golf at Naldhera Naldehra boast of its spectacular colonial-era golf course located approximately 22 kilometers away from Shimla. Naldehra Golf course is among the most beautiful and the oldest golf club in the country, flanked by tall cedar trees and crisp, clear air.  The 18-hole course is tremendously challenging to keep golfers at bay. It is situated at 2200 meters above sea level and bear semblance to the Scottish links courses.