Hill Stations in India

Hills and hills all over a beckon you for an adventurous thrill on them. From Kashmir in North to Munnar in South India to Sikkim in the East India there are number of hill stations that embellish India with their quaint charm. The snow, glaciers, deciduous forests, precarious cliffs, waterfalls, spice and tea plantations are some reasons that have made these hill stations much sought after destinations in the world. We offer you with some of remote, but breathtakingly beautiful hill destinations like Panchmari, Gulmarg, Matheran and Khandala. Follow those paths to the hill stations and give your dreams a release.

Darjeeling With snow-crested hills as the backdrop, ever-fragrant tea plantations, aromatic coniferous groves and the untamed jungles of fern and bamboo, Darjeeling is but an ethereal setting. The Victorian town of Darjeeling ..... Kalimpong Abutting the state of Sikkim, Kalimpong is set in the foothills of the majestic Himalayas at an altitude of 1250 metres above sea level. The hill station is 50 km from Darjeeling and ..... Lonavala Perched at an altitude of 625 metres, Lonavala is an idyllic hill resort in the state of Maharashtra. Lonavala is located in the western part of the state. The hill station stands on the western ranges of the Shayadri Hills ..... Khandala 5 km from Lonavala and 101 km southeast of Mumbai, Khandala is among the finest hill stations of the state of Maharashtra. Khandala is set in the hills of the Shayadri mountains and is gifted with astound ..... Matheran Perched at an altitude of 625 metres, Lonavala is an idyllic hill resort in the state of Maharashtra. Lonavala is located in the western part of the state. The hill station stands on the western ranges ..... Panchgani Panchgani earned fame when John Chessen, a British Warrant Officer founded it in 1854 and formulated it with a grant from the Governer of Bombay. He chose the place to experiment and ..... Pachmarhi Panchmarhi has the privilege to be the only hill resort in the state of Madhya Pradesh. This idyllic hill resort, covered beautifully with lush greenery in the plateaus of Satpura ranges, is ..... Gulmarg Gulmarg's enchanting beauty, and its location make it one of the prime hill stations in India. Initially it was called 'Gaurimarg' by shepherds... Shimla Shimla was a small village which was discovered by the British in 1819. In 1830, the local Raja was persuaded to part with the land by the British.... Mussoorie The city gots its name from 'Mansur' , a shrub which is linked with shepherds and used to inhabit the place befor British came. In 1820 Captain Young... Nainital Nainital makes a vibrant mark in the field of tourism due to its picturesque natural beauty. The Naini Lake remains a centre of attraction.... Manali Manali is the famous destination in Himalayas which is situated at an 1915 meters above the bank of river Beas. Manali is quite famous for its lush green forests of deodar and snow capped mountains... Dharamshala Dharamsala is the main hill station with a fertile, undulating valley, lying between the gentle Shivalik Hills and the foothills of the mighty Dhauladhars. The abode is marked for the beauty of its scenery - lush terraces, wooded hills and sparkling streams... Srinagar Srinagar is a paradise on earth. The beauty of Srinagar is defined by many poets and philosophers. Situated on the bank of Jhelum, Srinagar is a treasure trove of beauty and it will be a pleasure... Leh Leh is an amazing place with sheer beauty and elegance. The place, which lies on one of the highest altitudes of the world, has immense sights to offer it visitors. Based on the banks of the river Indus, Leh is the administrative, commercial and cultural... Ladakh Ladakh is one of the highest altitude district of India. Ladakh comprises of number of distinct areas which include populous main Indus valley, the more remote Zanskar ( in the south) and the Nubra valleys...