Indian Hill stations
Indian Hill stations
Colonial rulers in India built several hill stations like Ooty in Tamil Nadu, Shillong in Meghalaya, Matheran in Maharashtra, Ghum in West Bengal and Shimla in Himachal Pradesh offering global tourists the opportunity to explore the natural and artificial beauties. The allure of these mountain crowns remains undiminished despite the urbanisation spree.
Hill Stations in Himachal Pradesh covers the hilly terrain, cloud capped stars and the fogs and rains. Here the adventure sports are popular among the tourists
Hills stations of Maharashtra offer the views of the green hills, cliffs and the soothing atmosphere and here one can experience the adventure sports along with the nature and leisure tourism.
Mahabaleshwar is known as “queen of the hill stations of Maharashtra”, with its plethora of attractive tourist points, cascading waterfalls, intriguing historical sites and pilgrimage places.
Mount Abu, Rajasthan is noted for its exquisite locales, comfortable lodging and good mode of transportation.
Hill Stations of Jammu and Kashmir are known as Paradise in Earth. These hill stations offer the picture-perfect scenic beauty along with the adventure tourism.
Hill Stations of Tamil Nadu deals with the many hilly areas, which are popular among and the Indian and foreign tourists. These hilly beauty spots offer the coffee plantations and the vast stretch of forests.
A popular tourist destination, Manali is one of the most picturesque hill stations of Himachal Pradesh.
This city is the summer capital of the state Jammu and Kashmir in India and is situated in the valley of Kashmir.