1. Coorg

Kodagu or Coorg is famous as the ‘Scotland of India’ owing to its green backdrop, congenial climate and soft focus. It is said to be Karnataka’s topmost hill station.

Kodagu includes many towns including Virajpet, Gundlupet, Madikeri, Bhagamandala and Kushalnagar and for that reason, Kodagu is fairly large district. It also comprises the Slash Brahmagiri Rainforest and the Bandipur and Nagarhole Reserve forests. Coorg has much to offer for a first time visitor should one be traveling to Coorg on a weekend gateway; start your tour at Madikeri.

2. Manali

It is one of the most tourist visited places among all the hill stations of India and the place is surrounded by fresh water famous sparkling streams, many beautiful misty log houses and the most tremendous views of mountains. The tourism sector is responsible for massive development to this region; however, to this day, the surrounding environment has not changed much. As much as this may be so, let it be noted here in clear terms that Manali is very crucial in the lit of places we would wish most to visit.

3. Ooty

Ootacumund, or Ooty, is over twice that height and situated amidst the Nilgiris or the ‘Blue Mountains,’ and has all the visual ingredients of the perfect picture-postcard hill station. Ooty is a place that may be rightfully called the ‘Queen of the Hills’ for quite reasonable reasons: the splendid location of the city amidst of mountains full of fresh green laws and the climate which is moderate throughout the year. Most of the buildings dating back to the colonial period have been renovated over the last decade or so, both in and around the town and it would be rather unrealistic not to acknowledge the splendor of such architectural marvels that form the basis for a stepped up publicity for Ooty as one of the leading tourist spot in the southern part of the Indian peninsula.

4. Goa

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5. Munnar

Munnar acquaints you with the hills of the state which are comparatively isolated from the actual enchantment of the ‘Sunny-Beach of Coconut Palms’; which is in fact, the tagline of Kerala. Munnar is having four seasons from the chilling winter to the misty monsoon and the beautiful spring season which makes Munnar is one of the preferable travel destination which can be visited whole year through. When in Munnar a taxi service if hired can be categorized into any of the following based on the customer’s inclinations.

6. Shimla

Shimla is, however, far more than buildings and structures in the former British Indian town with stunning Himalayan snowfall in the background. Significantly more than its oldest boarding institutions or the scores of Bollywood songs set on Mall Road. The MTB Himalaya, in fact the largest mountain bicycle event of South East Asia, is organized in the higher terrains near Shimla where skating over ice formed naturally is feasible. Additionally to the Jakhu Temple Shrine of Lord Hanuman’s footprints, there is also the 16th century tuen Tibetan script called “Arya Astha Sahasrikas Prajna Paramita”, which one can find at the picturesque Maria Brothers antique bookstore.

7. Rishikesh

Hello, dear friends, and welcome to my ultimate Rishikesh trip guide. I must admit that after three weeks spent in Rishikesh, I became a completely devoted fan.

I was sure that I would like Ganga since I had seen so many beautiful pictures on the Internet before the holiday, especially since it is considered one of the most popular destinations in India for an independent woman’s trip. Of course I was expecting it to be as stunning as I imagined it would be, but I didn’t want to set high expectations because those are the things that disappoint.

8. Udaipur

Udaipur, which is globally also called the ‘City of Lakes’, is a big city and a municipal corporation as well as the political capital of its district situated in the Indian state of Rajasthan. Located in the erstwhile Rajputana Agency it serves as the former capital of the Mewar Kingdom. Founded in 1559 A.D when the Hindu Sisodia, clan’s Maharana Udai Singh II shifted his capital from Chittorgarh to Udaipur following invasion of Akbar in that area

9. Darjeeling

For some of the best memories making, without a doubt, Darjeeling, with an incredible delight, is a magnificent hill station in the northern part of West Bengal. I actually don’t think that we know enough about Darjeeling. It is regarded as the ‘Queen of hills’ due to the striking natural beauty esp the terraced tea gardens and the towering mountains touching the skies.

10. Gulmarg

Gulmarg can be summed up to a place where everyone will be happy to visit. Because I am entirely sure that you will not have any but happiness in this beautiful Kashmiri hill station. Gulmarg is considered as one among the best winter resort in India and the right place for adventure. It also houses The highest Gondola ride in the world. As we mentioned before, there is a bucket load of interesting things to do in Gulmarg.