A tiny village in the Parvati Valley beloved by backpackers. Pine forests, the Parvati River, Israeli cafes and the Kheerganga trek make it unforgettable.
One of the least-commercialised hill towns in India. Dense oak and rhododendron forests, colonial military architecture and fresh mountain air just 280 km from Delhi.
Five hills dotted with colonial-era churches, colonial bungalows and Himalayan vistas. Gateway to Khajjiar (the Switzerland of India) and Chamba Valley.
Himachal's colonial capital with the famous Mall Road, toy train rides, Jakhu Temple and Ridge. In winter it transforms into a snow-globe of a hill town.
A lush highland district in Kerala with tea estates, ancient caves, waterfalls, wildlife sanctuaries and tribal heritage. Perfect for a tranquil nature retreat.
High-altitude desert landscapes, Buddhist monasteries, Pangong Tso and the Leh Palace. Leh is the base for India's most dramatic mountain road trips and treks.
Meadows, glacial rivers and pine forests make Pahalgam one of Kashmir's most beautiful spots. Base camp for the Amarnath Yatra and the Lidder River trek.
A bowl-shaped meadow at 2,650 m with Asia's highest gondola, world-class ski slopes and a stunning golf course. Magical in winter; breathtaking in spring.
Rolling coffee and tea estates, misty hills, waterfalls and the warm Kodava culture. Coorg is Karnataka's most popular hill destination, great year-round.
Famous for its toy train, botanical gardens, blue mountain views and tea estates. Ooty's cool climate offers year-round relief from South India's heat.
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