Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir
Overview: Srinagar is the beautiful 'Summer Capital' of Jammu & Kashmir, famous for its tranquil Dal Lake, stunning Mughal gardens and tall snow-covered mountains. Highlights:- Dal Lake: Allows you to explore by shikara as you pass through floating gardens.
- Mughal Gardens: Nishat Bagh and Shalimar Bagh should be visited for their rich and ancient beauty.
- Cuisine: Enjoy some local dishes during your visit, especially Rogan Josh and Gustaba.
Shimla, Himachal Pradesh
Overview: The capital of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla, is popular with tourists because of its colonial buildings, beautiful hills and moderate temperature. Highlights:- Mall Road: Stop by Mall Road to see the shops and restaurants buzzing along the road.
- Jakhoo Temple: See the revered temple built in honor of Lord Hanuman.
- The Ridge: See wide views of the mountains on every side.
Manali, Himachal Pradesh
Overview: Manali has a lively atmosphere, interests both adventurers and nature lovers and is near important snow-capped peaks. Highlights:- Rohtang Pass: Visit Rohtang Pass to try snow activities and see breathtaking scenery.
- Solang Valley: This valley offers wonderful opportunities for paragliding, zorbing and skiing.
- Old Manali: You can enjoy a slow bohemian atmosphere in Old Manali with its lovely cafes and art shops.
Leh-Ladakh, Jammu & Kashmir
Overview: Leh-Ladakh is known for its rich Buddhism, high desert landforms and spectacular surroundings. Highlights:- Pangong Lake: The colors of the lake at Pangong Tso keep transitioning.
- Nubra Valley: In Nubra Valley, trek around the dunes and have fun on a camel ride.
- Monasteries: Full of spirituality: Pay a visit to Hemis and Thiksey monasteries.
Nainital, Uttarakhand
Overview: The well-known, green Nainital is surrounded by hills, giving everyone a peaceful retreat in nature.. Highlights:- Naini Lake: At Naini Lake, go boating and see the lovely surroundings.
- Snow View Point: At Snow View Point, look out at the white peaks covered with snow.
- Tiffin Top: You should climb to the top of Tiffin Top for a lovely perspective of Mussoorie.
Mount Abu, Rajasthan
Overview: Mount Abu which is the sole hill station in Rajasthan, is famous for its countryside and cultural background. Highlights:- Dilwara Temples: View the marvelous marble carvings in the Dilwara Temples.
- Nakki Lake: Experience boating surrounded by impressive scenery in Nakki Lake.
- Sunset Point: At Sunset Point, you can see the sun go down over the hills.
Munnar, Kerala
Overview: Munnar in the Western Ghats attracts tourists with its tea plantations, lush, peaceful hills and different types of wildlife. Highlights:- Tea Gardens: Plan a walk through the peaceful tea gardens in the area.
- Eravikulam National Park: You can see the endangered Nilgiri Tahr.
- Mattupetty Dam: Boating and nice views are popular here.
Coorg, Karnataka
Overview: Coorg, also referred to as Kodagu, this hill station is well known for coffee, waterfalls and traditional culture. Highlights:- Abbey Falls: Visit Abbey Falls to watch the water flows and see its surroundings filled with greenery.
- Coffee Estates: If you like, visit some of the Coffee Estates to learn and sip on freshly brewed coffee.
- Dubare Elephant Camp: Spend time with elephants while exploring their care.
Ooty, Tamil Nadu
Overview: In short, Ooty is famous for its gardens, lakes and the special colonial architecture found there. Highlights:- Ooty Lake: You can find funding in the beauty as you go boating.
- Botanical Gardens: See and learn about many unique plants and flowers.
- Doddabetta Peak: If you’re interested in trekking, head to Doddabetta Peak, the highest point in the Nilgiri Hills.
Goa
Overview: June in Goa gives you a taste of the place other than its popular beaches and thriving nightlife. When the monsoon arrives, we enjoy green lands and a peaceful environment. Highlights:- Beaches: Relax on the beaches freely, as there is probably no one else there.
- Spice Plantations: Go to Spice Plantations to discover how local farms are managed.
- Waterfalls: There are many beautiful waterfalls to visit when the monsoon starts.
Chitkul, Himachal Pradesh
Overview: Chitkul which is known for being the last village inhabited within India, is a calm place in Himachal Pradesh by joining the Indo-Tibetan border. Located higher than 11,000 feet above sea level, it is close to the beautiful Baspa River. Chitkul catches the eye for its untouched beauty and calm atmosphere, offering a refreshing change from the crowded and busy tourist spots during summer. This quiet village attracts people who want to relax and enjoy stunning views, thanks to its peaceful location and rich cultural charm.Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
Overview: Varanasi, a historic city, blends religion, culture and history. The area of the Ganges River ghats is filled with worship, prayer meetings and Ganga Aarti. Highlights:- Dashashwamedh Ghat: At Dashashwamedh Ghat, you can participate in the beautiful evening Ganga Aarti.
- Kashi Vishwanath Temple: See one of the oldest temples offering worship to Lord Shiva.
- Boat Ride: Set out for a calm boat ride on the Ganges at dawn.
Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh
Overview: Tawang, this region in the northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh is famous for its stupendous mountain views, peace-filled monasteries and Traditional Tibetan culture. Vacations in June are great, as the snow melts and beautiful plants bloom, making the valleys even more green. At an elevation of almost 11,000 feet, the town is a place of peace and quiet that doesn’t get much attention from main tourist groups.. Highlights:- Tawang Monastery: Tawang Monastery is the largest in India and ranks second-largest globally, admired for its spiritual values and beautiful design.
- Sela Pass: Sela Pass is a high-altitude pass with breathtaking views and lovely scenery.
- Tawang War Memorial: The Tawang War Memorial is a moving tribute to the troops who lost their lives in the 1962 conflict between China and India.
