Abhay Kumar
The best of our hill stations are rich in history and culture. Visit these timeless hilly towns for a rewarding experience.
Well-preserved colonial architecture, including Gothic churches, Tudor-style courts, town halls, and theatres, make Shimla a fascinating place to visit.
The charming town of Ooty is one of the oldest hill stations in South India. Get lost amid its tea estates, lakes, and British-era heritage.
Founded by the British in the early 1800s, Darjeeling is known for its surreal views of Kanchenjunga, Gothic cottages & churches, and the heritage toy train.
A hill station in the bountiful Western Ghats, Kodaikanal has been a favourite destination for escaping summer heat ever since the 19th century.
‘Queen of the Hills’ has its roots in the Gorkha Conquest and British Annexation of the 1800s. Today, it is a favourite among honeymooners and families.
Known for its rich heritage and ancient temples, Mount Abu is a wonderful hill station in Rajasthan. Its cool weather is a reprieve from the desert’s heat waves.
Becoming popular during the British Raj, Coorg or Kodagu boasts extensive history and immense beauty. Explore coffee estates and waterfalls.
A summer retreat in Maharashtra since the 1850s, Matheran is one of the oldest hill stations rich in shimmering lakes and stunning viewpoints.
Originally part of the Kingdom of Mysore, Coonoor is now a hub of natural history and ornithology. Its fragrant tea plantations offer great delight.
The seat of Raja Bhoj in the 1200s, Mahabaleshwar, is dotted with historical forts and gardens. Full of strawberry fields & misty valleys, it is a fantastic place to visit in summer.