As the summer heat sets in, there's no better way to beat the rising temperatures than by escaping to the cool, refreshing heights of India's hill stations.
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Shimla
Often referred to as the “Queen of Hill Stations,” Shimla is one of the most popular and accessible summer destinations in North India.
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Mussoorie
Known as “The Queen of Hills,” Mussoorie is the perfect summer hideaway.
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Gulmarg
Tucked away in the breathtaking landscape of Kashmir, Gulmarg is nothing short of a paradise on earth.
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Manali
While Manali can get quite crowded during the summer, its charm is undeniable.
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Pahalgam
Located in the Anantnag district, Pahalgam is a serene gem ideal for nature lovers and trekkers.
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Ooty
Known as the “Queen of the Nilgiris,” Ooty is a delightful hill station in South India
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Darjeeling
A timeless classic among Indian hill stations, Darjeeling is famed for its tea plantations, stunning sunrise at Tiger Hill, and views of the majestic Kanchenjunga
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