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Almora Hill Station
Almora in Uttarakhand was established in the 16th century. The ideal time for traveling to Almora is between the months of March and October when the weather is pleasant. Nature and adventure lovers can also make trips during the winter months.
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Anantagiri Hills
Anantagiri Hills is a popular place for holidaying and draw hundreds of tourists throughout the year. There are lots of sightseeing options in and around Anantagiri Hills. The coffee plantations are a wonderful sight. Tourists can also embark on excursions to the Borra Caves.
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Aruku Valley
Aruku Valley ranks among the well known hill stations in India. Located at an altitude of around 1300 meters, the hill station is a part of the state of Andhra Pradesh and is visited by hundreds of tourists.
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Badrinath
Badrinath in Uttarakhand has a scenic backdrop. Located at an altitude of 3,133 m. above sea level, this shrine is dedicated to Vishnu, the preserver. The temples that were many times renovated because of the avalanches comprise a 15 m. tall conical structure and a small cupola of a gilt bull and spire.
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Chail Hill Station
Chail in Himachal Pradesh is set in the midst of the Himachal region of the Himalayas. There are three hills- Rajgarh Hill, Sadh Tiba and Pandhewa Hill which surround the place. The whole town has a sprawling vegetation of deodar and pine vegetation. The apple orchards also add to the scenic beauty of the place.
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Chamba Hill Station
Chamba is located in the state of Himachal Pradesh and is set amidst the scenic mountains of the Himachal region. This scenic town is located at a distance of around 50 kms from Dalhousie. The scenic beauty and the rich historical tradition make the place one of the well known hill stations in India.
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Chikaldhara Hills
Chikaldhara Hills in Maharashtra is situated at an altitude of 1,118 meters and is the only coffee growing region in the state. The place is a popular summer retreat for tourists and nature lovers who wish to spend some days in the midst of natural beauty.
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Coonoor Hill Station
Coonoor in Tamil Nadu is situated at an altitude of around 4927 feet and is the second largest city in the Nilgiri region after Ooty. The place is known for its scenic beauty and charming weather. It is full of sprawling vegetation, mountains and lovely waterfalls.
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Coorg Hill Station
The summer months are pleasant while the winter months are cool and dry. Rainfall is moderate. The ideal time to come to Coorg is in the period between October and March. The weather in this time of the year is ideal for holidaying.
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Dalhousie Hill Station
Dalhousie is a popular tourist destination in India. It is located in the state of Himachal Pradesh and ranks among the well known hill stations in India. The scenic beauty and the pleasant weather of Dalhousie draw lots of tourists from various parts of the country and across the world.
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Darjeeling Hill Station
Darjeeling experiences five distinct seasons, which helps in the growth of the best quality tea in West Bengal. Along with the tourism industry, tea industry also contributes to the largest share of the economy of Darjeeling. Here, you can get the best of black teas which are even exported to various countries world wide. You can find numerous tea estates, which contribute to the economy of the state.
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Dharamsala Hill Station
Dharamsala, located in the state of Himachal Pradesh is one of the most frequented hill stations in the country. You can find this amazing destination at the Kangra district, which is located at the northern part of the state. This beautiful hill station is known all over the world because of the huge Tibetan community.
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Gangotri Hill Station
You can find this place, close to other major hill stations like Dehradun, Uttarkashi and Rishikesh. Devotees and tourists frequent this place from all parts of the world. The winters remain very cold and temperatures go beyond freezing point. It is advisable not to come to Gangotri during winters.
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Kalimpong Hill Station
Kalimpong is considered at the best ecological destination in India. It thrives in wide range of flora and fauna. Some of the most commonly found floras in Kalimpong are acacia, orchids, cinnamon, ficus, bamboo, cacti and cardamom. Evergreen alpine vegetation and pine trees are commonly found.
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Kangra Hill station
Kangra in Himachal Pradesh is spread over an area of 55,673 square Kms. It is surrounded by hills on all sides. The River Beas flows through the town. The town is located at an altitude of 2404 feet and has a sprawling vegetation of Sal, pine, eucalyptus and rhododendron trees.
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Kasauli Hill Station
Kasauli in Himachal Pradesh in Himachal Pradesh is located at an altitude of 1927 meters. It was an important establishment during the British period and was also a popular holiday retreat for the Maharajas. After independence, the town was annexed to the state of Himachal Pradesh.
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Khajjiar Hill Station
Khajjiar in Himachal Pradesh is located at an altitude of around 1960 meters and is popularly known as the Switzerland of India. The town has a sprawling vegetation of deodars, pines and rhododendrons. There are also beautiful lakes and streams in the area.
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Khandala Hill Station
Khandala is one of the hill stations in India and is located in the state of Maharashtra. It is located few kilometers from the city of Mumbai and is also close to the city of Pune. Khandala is situated in the midst of the Sahyadri Mountain range and is known for its scenic beauty and idyllic surroundings. Hundreds of tourists embark on tours to Khandala.
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Kodaikanal Hill Station
Kodaikanal in Tamil Nadu was established in the year 1845 by the British and acted as a summer holiday retreat. The town is situated at an altitude of around 2,133 meters and is surrounded by the Parappar and Gundar Valleys. The town is located in the midst of the Western Ghats.
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Pithoragarh Hill Station
Popularly known as the 'Little Kashmir', Pithoragarh in Uttaranchal allows the tourists to indulge in various sports and adventurous activities. If you are visiting this beautiful hill station, make sure to try out various white river rafting, hang-gliding and skiing.
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Kufri Hill Station
Kufri is home to a number of tourist attractions. The scenic beauty is its utmost charm. Some of the popular tourist spots in Kufri are Mashru Peak, Himalayan Nature Park and Indira Tourist Park. Kufri is also home to the Himalayan Wildlife Zoo.
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Kullu Hill Station
Kullu in Himachal Pradesh is located on the banks of the Beas River. You can explore the scenic landscape of this beautiful place during your stay here. Other tourist attractions in Kullu are Manikaran and Vashisht village near Manali. The hot springs and the mountainous ranges have made this a hub for tourists and rock climbers.
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Ladakh Hill Station
Ladakh reach Kashmir, from where they come to this place. The 434-km Srinagar-Leh highway or the 'Treaty Road' connects Ladakh and Kashmir. You can also take the Leh highway near Lamayuru if you me from Srinagar. You can also come to Ladakh from Manali.
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Idukki Hill Station
Idukki Idukki, one of the major hill stations of India is a land locked district that is rich in natural beauty. The serene and tranquil beauty of Idukki earned it the recognition of one of the most beautiful places on earth. It is the perfect haven for a romantic getaway.
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Lonavala Hill Station
Lonavala in Maharashtra is popularly known as the Jewel of the Sahyadri. Tourists can enjoy a stroll along the pristine woods and valleys. During their strolls, they can get a glimpse of the gushing waterfalls, caves and picturesque vistas.
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Mussoorie Hill Station
Mussoorie in Uttarakhand is situated at an altitude of 2,000 meters and consists of sprawling vegetation of oak, pine, deodar and rhododendron trees. The town offers spectacular views of the snow capped mountains and the Shivalik ranges in the south.
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Mahabaleshwar Hill Station
Mahabaleshwar, the beautiful hill station near Mumbai, was recognized as a health resort in 1829 AD. Later it was a jail with 120 prisoners for Chinese & Malay convicts from 1834 to 1864. Many of the prisoners of the jail stayed back at Mahabaleshwar after they were released.
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Manali Hill Station
National Highway leading to Leh. This place is named Manali. It is 40 kilometers from Kulu to the north. If snow is what you have been looking for, then Manali is the best possible destination for your holiday or honeymoon.
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Matheran Hill Station
Matheran also boasts of dense forest the cover the hills and the valleys. People can visit this place any time of the year as the climate remains pleasant almost all days. Still, if you have not yet decided on the dates, you can plan your visit to Matheran during the months of September to June.
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Mirik Hill Station
Mirik in West Bengal is situated amidst the lower Himalayan range of north eastern India. The whole town has a rambling vegetation of rhododendron, fir, deodar and pine trees. There is a 1.25 km long natural lake which is known for its scenic beauty. The mountain in the middle of the lake adds to the charm of the place.
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Mount Abu Hill Station
Mount Abu in Rajasthan was a well known summer retreat of the rulers of the Chauhan dynasty. During the British rule, it was given to the British by the Maharaja of Sirohi. After independence, Mount Abu was annexed to the state of Rajasthan.
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Mukteshwar Hill Station
Mukteswar in Uttaranchal is located at an altitude of 2286 meters. It used to be a popular summer retreat during the British age and as such consists of a number of colonial buildings and monuments. The town is surrounded by lovely mountains and has an extensive vegetation of semi tropical and deciduous trees.
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Munnar Hill Station
Munnar is one of the well known hill stations in India. It is located in the midst of the southern Western Ghats range in the state of Kerala. Munnar is a well known place for tourism and is also known for tea and coffee plantations. Hundreds of people come to the Munnar to get a feel of the idyllic climate.
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Shillong Hill Station
Shillong in Meghalaya experiences a pleasant climatic condition. It is because of the climate that thousand of tourists from all over the world throng to this place. While the summers are pleasant, the winters are freezing cold. The temperature may fall down to 4° C. The ideal time to visit Shillong is between October-November and March-April.
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Ranikhet Hill Station
Ranikhet is connected by road and railway with all major cities of the country. The closest railway station to Ranikhet is Kathgodam. During your visit to this place, you can also go for excursions to two beautiful hill stations, namely Almora and Nainital.
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Nainital Hill Station
Nainital is an idyllic town in the state of Uttarakhand and is located on the Kumaon region of the outer Himalayan range. The scenic beauty and natural charm of the place adds to its charm. It is surrounded by mountains on all sides and offers a great view of the snow capped mountain ranges.
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Ooty Hill Station
Ooty is called the Queen of hill stations. The picturesque scenic beauty and the beauty of the Nilgiris make it a favored tourist resorts in India. During the colonial period, Ooty was considered as the summer getaway for the Britishers.
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Pachmarhi Hill Station
Perched at a height of 1000 meters in a Satpura valley, this hill station is frequented by thousands of tourists from all over the world. The lush greenery all around and the mountain views will simply enthrall you. The cool temperature that prevails all around the year makes it a perfect resort for the vacationers. |
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Pahalgam Hill Station
Pahalgam has been recognized as one of the most beautiful hill stations in India. It falls under the Anantnag district in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. Tourist from all over the world comes to this destination to spend some time amidst absolute serenity and tranquility.
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Panchgani Hill Station
Panchgani is a beautiful place that draws in thousands of tourists every year. The pleasant climate and the natural beauty of the place have made Panchgani an important holiday retreat. This major tourist destination is properly connected with all modes of transport, thereby making is easily accessible.
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Shimla Hill Station
Shimla in Himachal Pradesh is known for various fairs and festivals. Some of the most popular festivals, which are celebrated in Shimla are Winter sports festival, Rohru Fair, Lavi Fair, Mahasu Jattar, Summer Festival, Pathar ka Khel, Sipi fair and Bharara Fair. You can take part in various adventurous sports and have a great time.
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Sonamarg Hill Station
Sonamarg is one of the most popular hill stations in India, which is largely frequented by travelers from all over the world. The spectacular scenic beauty and the impressive edifices make this destination a major tourist spot. If you drive your way to Sonamarg through the Sindh Valley, then you can enjoy the amazing view of the snow clad mountains standing tall tearing the clear blue sky.
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Srinagar Hill Station
Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir experiences a warm temperate climate. December to February months is winter and it remains chilly cold here. Snowfall is common during this time. June to August, the summer months, remains warm.
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Wayanad Hill Station
The lush greeneries all around and the tranquil surroundings is the ideal destination for the romantic getaways. You will feel rejuvenated and refreshing during your trip to Wayanad. The idyllic and serene atmosphere of Wayanad in Kerala is known for the stretches of spice plantations.
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Zanskar Hill Station
Zanskar in Jammu and Kashmir is located in a high altitude and experiences a cold semi desert type of climate. Zanskar is located on the Northern part of the Great Himalayan Range. Previously, Zanskar was a part of Ladakh and experiences a cold desert type climate.
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