Kalpa, Himachal Pradesh
Situated atop Kinnaur district, Kalpa provides panoramic vistas of the Kinnaur Kailash mountains. Apple orchards, pine groves, and ancient monasteries provide an ideal backdrop for a slow, soul-nourishing retreat.
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Jibhi, Himachal Pradesh
Situated in the idyllic Tirthan Valley, Jibhi is a haven of wooden cottages, waterfalls, and dense forests. With little crowd and no hurry, it's ideal for digital detox and quiet contemplation.
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Chopta, Uttarakhand
Renowned as the 'Mini Switzerland of India', Chopta is a circle of rhododendron and deodar forests. It's the starting point for the Tungnath trek and a birdwatcher's paradise and peace haven for those seeking solitude.
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Pelling, Sikkim
With the majestic Kanchenjunga looming above, Pelling is a mix of nature and spirituality. Serene monasteries, gushing falls, and fresh mountain air make it the perfect Himalayan retreat.
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Auli, Uttarakhand
Whereas famous for winter skiing, Auli in summer is a peaceful gem. Alpine meadows, oak groves, and unbroken vistas of Nanda Devi render it a peaceful and less-touristy hill retreat.
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Dirang, Arunachal Pradesh
Located in the West Kameng district, Dirang captivates with gushing hot springs, riverfront monasteries, and rolling tribal villages. An ideal combination of culture, nature, and tranquility.
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Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh
Distant and spiritually profound, Tawang surprises with its sheer monastery, blue lakes such as Madhuri Lake, and snow-capped peaks. Travel here is as contemplative as it is grand.
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Chaukori, Uttarakhand
A peaceful Kumaon hill town, Chaukori presents the Himalayan panorama with panoramic views of Nanda Devi and Panchachuli ranges. Tea plantations, sunrise oranges, and pin-drop silence create a secret Himalayan gem.
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