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The hill stations in India are among the most well-known destinations that attract dozens of tourists to enjoy nature at its best. These hill stations are not only famous for their healthy climate and stunning scenery, but also for the serene atmosphere of meadows and dense forests. Although most of the famous hill stations of India are located in the foothills of the Himalayas, the Western Ghats, Niligiri and Palani Hills of South India also have some of the beautiful mountain huts. Thousands of tourists prefer the hill station tour while traveling to India so that they can escape the cacophony of cities and towns. Some of the famous destinations in India are:
Darjeeling
This is one of the most romantic hill stations in India, which is located in the state of West Bengal, at an altitude of 2134 meters above sea level. The abundant natural beauty and its proximity to the Himalayan massifs make it an enchanting hill station that attracts a large number of tourists from various parts of the world.
Darjeeling offers many interesting and exciting tourist attractions, with the Toy Train being the biggest draw of this place. The Batasia Loop, 5 km from the main city of Darjeeling, is another attraction of this place known for its natural beauty that stimulates the soul. The serene and picturesque natural environments of the Himalayan ranges and forests make it a paradise for nature lovers. But it is also a well-known destination for adventure freaks who love hiking, trekking and camping in the Himalayan mountains.
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The verdant hills, lush green valleys and pristine natural beauty make Ooty one of the most famous hill resorts in South India. The serene and scenic beauty of the lofty Nilgiri Mountains, dense forests, vast grasslands and miles of tea gardens earned this place the title of “Queen of Hill Stations”. The Botanical Gardens, Kalhatty Falls, and Ooty Lake are some of the prominent attractions of this place, which are must-see places for tourists visiting this place from various parts of the world.
shimla
Impressive greenery, snow-capped mountains and beautiful landscapes replete with pine, cedar, oak and rhododendron forests make Shimla one of the most famous mountain resorts in North India. This is also the capital city of Himachal Pradesh, located at an altitude of 2128 meters above sea level. The splendor of nature and the healthy climate attract national and international tourists from all over to enjoy a pleasant summer and a chilling winter. Viceregal Lodge, Photo Art Gallery, Sankat Mochan Temple, Tara Devi Temple, Shimla Ridge Christ Church, Jakhu Temple and Glen are the famous attractions of this place.
Almora, Srinagar, Mussoorie, Mount Abu and Munnar are some of the other prominent hill stations that are visited by nature lovers and adventure freaks during their trip to India.