5 Best Hill Stations of India

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5 Best Hill Stations of India
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Hill Stations

• India has sufficient hill station spread all over
  the country for a tranquil and picturesque
  destination for tourists. A hill station is a
  town located at a higher elevation than the
  nearby plain or valley. In the Indian context,
  most hill stations are at an altitude of
  approximately 1,000 to 2,500 metres (3,300 to
  8,200 ft) whereas very few are outside this
  range. Some great experiences by individuals on
  hill stations are
• Crowd is less at hill stations than religious
  places.
• You will feel more encourage and mind will be
  open after returning from hill station.
• Snow fall at the peaks is a real treat to eyes.
• Offers a lot of exciting activities to those who
  love adventure.
• Memory - the self explanatory thing and much
  more.

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Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir

• Ninety five km east of Srinagar at an altitude of
  2,130 metres, Pahalgam is unspoiled by the
  ravages of progress. Away from the grind of daily
  life, Pahalgam is situated among the soaring
  mountains, glistening glaciers, gushing silvery
  streams of ice water and dense pine and cedar
  forests with soft whistling winds and
  revitalising air. Pahalgam is an ideal place for
  an adventure sports enthusiast. It offers
  wonderful treks, skiing, mountaineering and
  camping sites. The weather in Pahalgam is alpine.
  Summers (April-June) are mild while winters
  (November-February) are cold. It experiences
  rains between July and September. It experiences
  heavy snowfall from December to February. Things
  to do in pahalgam are
• Go Trekking
• White Water Rafting
• Trout Fishing
• Golfing
• Get Devout
• Visit Sheshnag Lake
• Sightseeing
• Camping
• Sledding
• The best to experience these things is when it
  starts to snow in Pahalgam towards the end of
  December and continues well into March. So if you
  wanted to see snow then you would have to plan a
  trip during this time. Chances of catching a live
  snowfall are more in January but the snow on the
  ground is more in February.

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Munnar, kerala

• Munnar rises as three mountain streams merge -
  Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala. 1,600 m
  above sea level, this hill station was once the
  summer resort of the erstwhile British Government
  in South India. One of the most sought after
  honeymoon destinations in Kerala, Munnar is
  replete with resorts and many other facilities
  that fit a wide range of budgets. Sprawling tea
  plantations, picturesque towns, winding lanes and
  holiday facilities make this a popular resort
  town. Among the exotic flora found in the forests
  and grasslands here is the Neelakurinji. This
  flower which bathes the hills in blue once in
  every twelve years, will bloom next in 2030.
  Munnar also has the highest peak in South India,
  Anamudi, which towers over 2,695 m.Let us now
  explore some of the options in and around Munnar
  that would provide travellers ample opportunities
  to enjoy the captivating hill station of Munnar
• Eravikulam National Park
• Anamudi Park
• Mattupetty
• Pallivasal
• Chinnakanal and Anayirangal
• Top Station
• Tea Museum
• For shopaholics, this destination is a heaven
  whether tea or spices. You can collect various
  spices from here like ginger, cardamom, pepper,
  cinnamon, coffee, clove, nutmeg etc. Don't miss
  the homemade chocolates here. Enjoy the white,
  dark, liqueur filled and chocolates with nuts.

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Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir

• Situated amid clear lakes and lofty forested
  mountains, Srinagar has long had a considerable
  tourist economy. Along its course through the
  city, the Jhelum River is spanned by several
  wooden bridges, and numerous adjacent canals and
  waterways abound with shikara, the gondolas of
  Kashmir. Srinagar is well known for its many
  mosques and temples the Hazratbal Mosque
  contains a hair that reportedly belonged to the
  Prophet Muhammad, and the Jami Masjid
  (Congregational Mosque), built in the 15th
  century, is said to be the largest mosque in
  Kashmir. Dal Lake, with its floating gardens,
  is a well-known attraction, as are the nearby
  Shalimar and Nishat gardens.

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Shillong, Meghalaya

• The romantic city of Shillong is one of the
  important tourist destinations in the northeast.
  It is often referred to as the "Scotland of the
  East" due to its striking similarity with the
  Scottish highlands. The city derives its name
  from "Leishyllong" - the Superpower or God who is
  believed to reside on the Shillong peak,
  overlooking the city. Lying in the cradle of the
  tall pine conifers and pineapple shrubs,
  Shillong's undulating terrain is a constant
  source of attraction for tourists from both home
  and abroad. The Khasi, Jaintia and Garo tribes
  add color to this hilly city. Best places to
  visit in Shillong are
• Shillong Peak
• Don Bosco centre for Indigenous Culture
• Laitlum Canyons
• Elephant Falls
• Mawjymbuin Caves
• Umiam Lake
• Wards Lake
• Phan Nonglait Park
• Air Force Museum
• All Saints cathedral
• Sweet Falls
• Sohpetbneng Peak
• State Museum
• Mawphlang Village

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Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu

• Kodaikanal is a hill town in the southern Indian
  state of Tamil Nadu. Its set in an area of
  granite cliffs, forested valleys, lakes,
  waterfalls and grassy hills. At 2,000 meters
  above sea level, the town centers around
  man-made, star-shaped Kodaikanal Lake, bordered
  by evergreen forest. Rowing boats can be hired,
  and hikers and cyclists follow the 5k Lake Road
  path around the shore.There are more than a few
  spellbinding places to visit in Kodaikanal that
  makes the place a hot-favourite amongst tourist
  who travel to South India. This hilly town is at
  a high altitude, which makes the local
  attractions quainter than the others.Travelers
  going to Kodaikanal began their journey at
  Ammaianayakkanur village and had to travel almost
  50 kilometers travelling long hours by bullock
  cart up to Krishnamma Nayak Thope, then another
  18 Km by Foot, Pony or Doli carried by the hired
  coolies.

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