Must See Hill Stations in India

Let the mountains hypnotize and leave an eternal image. If you want to beat the summer heat, there is nothing better than visiting one of the many mountain stations in India. The lush green landscape, cascading waterfalls and misty mountains enchant us. If the hills of North India are captivated by their peaks and snowfalls, then the hills of South India with their extensive tea and coffee plantations. The Himalayas and Vindiya Bharat ridges have blessed some of the most beautiful hill stations on the planet. Age is not enough to see all the mountain stations of India.

Must visit the hills of North India

Shimla – one of the most visited mountain stations in North India, Shimla offers picturesque hills, Shirgoi Temple, Chordhar Reserve, Chadwick Waterfall and much more. India’s former summer capital is filled with tourist destinations, many reminiscent of the British Raj.

Darjeeling – One of the most beautiful holidays in India, Darjeeling is often referred to as the “Queen of Mountain Stations”. Drive through the Darjeeling Himalayan railway heritage, taste the famous Darjeeling tea and life can’t get any better northern lights facts.  Emperor Jahangir once said of Kashmir: The meaning of the most beautiful place in the Kashmir Valley is the ‘flower meadow’, and the meaning correctly describes this place.

Must visit the mountains of South India

Munnar – Located in the Western Ghats, Munnar derives its name from the two Malayalam words mono (three) anabaru (streams), where the three streams Mudrapuzha, Kundala and Nallathanni meet at this hill station. Attractions include Anamudi Peak, Mattupetty, Chinnakanal and Rajamala.

Ooty – Located between the picturesque Nilgiri Mountains in Tamil Nadu, Ooty or Ooty is one of the highest mountain stations in South India. Tourist attractions in and around Ooty include Doddapita Peak, Keti Valley, Mudumalai National Park, Mukurthi National Park and Bekra Waterfall. Don’t miss the opportunity to ride the famous Nilgiri Mountain Railway.

Coorg – Originating on the Kaveri River, Cork is one of the most popular tourist destinations in South India. The Coorg or Kodago coffee plantations, famous for their natural beauty, are located on the eastern slopes of the Western Ghetto. When you visit Coorg, be sure to bring your coffee! You can also present the engagement ring while enjoying your best moments of live. At the hill station you can also place order for engagement rings online or retail shop. We recommended you to get detail about your purchase from jewellery mag so that you can make the best deal of your engagement rigns.