Top Three Hill Stations of India (1)

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Top Three Hill Stations of India
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• Most of the hill stations in India were explored
  by the British, mainly to get some respite from
  the oppressive summer heat
• Most of these surreal hill-stations are not
  without a picturesque view of quiet lake as their
  focal point, lending these beautiful hill
  stations a crowning value
• One thing is for sure, you will never fall short
  of things to do at any of the hill stations
  spread across the Indian soil

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• This guide lists three of the most-visited
  hill-stations of India
• There are several tours and travels in India that
  recommend these places as the best hill stations
  of the Indian land-mass
• Make sure you do not to miss out on these amazing
  locations

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1. Darjeeling

• Darjeeling, in West Bengal, is famous not only in
  India but also all over the globe for its lush
  tea gardens
• In addition, this place is blessed with a
  stunning view of Mount Kanchenjunga, which stands
  as the world's third highest peak

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• Some of Darjeeling's most prevalent attractions
  include monasteries, the botanical gardens, and
  the DarjeelingRangeet Valley Ropeway cable-car
  (the longest cable-car in Asia)

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2. Kodaikanal

• Nestled at about 120Kms from Madurai in the
  Palani Hills of Tamil Nadu lay the secluded hills
  of Kodaikanal. The name Kodaikanal means "Gift of
  the Forest"
• When you enter this place, the Orchards of pear
  trees, and charming buildings with gabled roofs
  will be there to greet you with their beauty

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• There is an annual horticultural show at the
  Bryant Park in May, where you can leisurely enjoy
  a picnic as well as experience activities like
  boating on the lake and much more

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3. Srinagar

• Srinagar is also known as the summer capital of
  Jammu and Kashmir.
• The visitors to this town are left utterly
  spellbound by the lovely lakes and relaxing
  houseboats quietly gliding over.
• In fact, lakes and gardens here are in such
  abundance that Srinagar is often also referred to
  as the "Land of Lakes and Gardens".

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• Here, you will find Asia's largest tulip garden,
  with a tulip festival held every April
• Also, during winters, several adventure lovers
  are seen to flock to Srinagar for snow-skiing as
  well as other snowy adventurous activities

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