Tawang, Arunachal
Situated at an altitude of 10,000 feet, Tawang is a breathtaking mixture of snow-capped mountains, lake-rimmed highlands, and ancient monasteries shrouded in mist.
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Munsiyari, Uttarakhand
Frequently called "Little Kashmir," Munsiyari is famous for its breathtaking views of the Panchachuli peaks. The white mountains glow with golden and red hues at dawn and dusk, and it is a photographer's, trekker's, and nature enthusiast's dream destination.
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Kalpa, Himachal Pradesh
Laid away in the Kinnaur district, Kalpa is a peaceful village famous for its stunning vistas of the holy Kinner Kailash range. Surrounded by apple orchards, ancient Buddhist monasteries, and a backdrop of snow-capped summits, Kalpa is still one of Himachal's better-kept secrets.
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Ziro, Arunachal
Surrounded by rolling hills covered in pine forests and with emerald-green rice fields scattered about, Ziro provides a gentler, more rural form of mountain loveliness. In addition to its stunning landscapes, it is also a cultural center, being inhabited by the Apatani tribe and the renowned Ziro Music Festival.
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Yuksom, Sikkim
Formerly the ancient Sikkim capital, Yuksom charms with its forest shrouded in mist, historical monasteries, and spectecular scenery of the Eastern Himalayas. As the doorway to Kanchenjunga National Park, this tranquil hamlet guarantees breathtaking treks and spiritual serenity.
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Chopta, Uttarakhand
Nicknamed the "Mini Switzerland of India," Chopta is a verdant alpine haven nestled within thick forests and meadows dotted with flowers. With unparalleled vistas of Trishul, Nanda Devi, and Chaukhamba peaks, it's a hiker, bird-lover, and anyone else's retreat for solitude in the midst of mountains.
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