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Few Offbeat Indian Hill Stations Worth Visiting This Summer

posted by kunal
May 16, 2018 1390 0 0
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“A much hotter summer” is what the Meteorological Department of India has officially predicted for 2018. Now, if you intend to beat the “scorching” heat expected this summer, the best way would be to plan a visit to a hill station along with your family. However, there exist a few hill stations in India which possess beautiful climatic conditions and picturesque surroundings, and thereby can serve as an ideal getaway for the upcoming summer. So, here is presenting a few “Offbeat Hill Stations” in India that are worth visiting this coming “Summer of 2018”.

Read More: WHAT MAKES THE DARJEELING HIMALAYAN RAILWAY SO UNIQUE?

a. Auli- Uttarakhand:

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 Auli Map

“2500 meters above sea level” is the altitude at which an extremely scenic hill station known as Auli located in Uttarakhand is elevated.

Auli
The picturesque Auli In Uttarakhand

Situated in the Chamoli district, it is surrounded by beautiful coniferous and oak trees. Furthermore, this picturesque hill station is renowned for being a popular “skiing destination” in India with slopes for both professionals as well as amateurs available in this region. In fact, the “Uttarakhand Tourism Department” has undertaken an initiative to popularize “skiing” by organizing regular winter sports competitions. And so, if you intend to either enjoy your summer in the presence of a cool climate and tranquil atmosphere or enjoy skiing, then Auli is one among a few “Offbeat Hill Stations” in India that you must visit this summer.

b. Kalimpong- West Bengal:

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 Kalimpong Map

Located alongside the “Teesta River” is a quaint hill station situated in the state of West Bengal known as Kalimpong. Kalimpong Hills - West Bengal Situated at an altitude of 1,250 meters above sea level, it is renowned for its temperate climate and the magnificent views of the Himalayan peaks that it provides for. In terms of flora, this scenic hill station is popular for presence of a variety of orchids. Culturally speaking, Kalimpong is known for a Buddhist monastery known as Zang Dhok Palri Phodang, which is supposed to possess a number of rare Tibetan Buddhist scriptures. If therefore, you intend to beat the impending scorching summer in presence of picturesque beauty and rich cultural heritage then, Kalimpong is one among a few “Offbeat Hill Stations” in India that you must visit.

c. Yercaud- Tamil Nadu:

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“Jewel of South India” is a sobriquet given to a picturesque hill station known as Yercaud located in Tamil Nadu.Yercaud  Situated in the Salem district, it is nestled high up at an altitude of 1515 meters above sea level. Furthermore, this hill station is comprises of a beautiful lake which is situated at the center. In addition, it is also renowned for its scenic green environment and a number of beautiful waterfalls. A variety of beautiful flowers and spices is cultivated in this quaint hill station in a spot which is known as “Greenhouse”. If you, then intend to enjoy in presence of a serene and pristine atmosphere away from the predicted scorching summer heat then, Yercaud is definitely one among a few “Offbeat Hill Stations” in India which is worth visiting.

d. Chikmagalur- Karnataka:

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Chikmagalur Map

“Younger daughter’s town” is the literal translation of Chikmagalur, a beautiful hill station located in the state of Karnataka. Chikmagalur Hills Situated at an elevation of 1090 meters above sea level, it is also known as “Coffee Town” due to the presence of a number of beautiful plantations. Furthermore, due to the presence of an “evergreen” environment this hill station attracts a large number of tourists annually. And so, if you intend to escape the “sizzling” heat expected this summer then, Chikmagalur is certainly one among a few “Offbeat Hill Stations” in India that you must visit.

Also Read: WHY AULI IS A MUST VISIT DESTINATION?

 

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