North India Hill Stations

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North India Hill Stations India is a diverse and vast land when it comes to heritage, culture, people and language and is also awarded with an equally vast and rich treasure of nature’s beauty. The natural beauty in India is best depicted by the lovely and gorgeous hill stations of India. For these hill stations, British deserve the credit since they were the one’s who developed these. The British developed the hill stations mainly to escape the bitter heat of long summers of India. Some of the most beautiful hill stations in India are located in the western region. The West India hill stations are highly famous and they attract a large number of tourists all the year around. Deeper into the Hill Stations! West India hill stations are the perfect places for a relaxed and peaceful summer vacation. These hill stations are an eliciting blend of peace, dramatic natural magnificence and adventure. Hill stations in West India offer green landscape and cool climate which can lighten up anybody’s stressed body and mind. One can also have some clean mountain air and freshen up oneself. These hill stations also provide picturesque views and scenes which are quite relishing for anyone visiting these hill stations. One can see the hastening streams rush down on the side of the mountains. One can also have the pleasure of walking across fully blossomed apple orchards and meadows of wild flowers.

Unlimited Beauties There are many lovely and attractive hill stations in the West India. Khandala is a fascinating little hill station located on the west slopes of Sahyadris. This charming hill station has a lot to offer the tourists which includes deep green valleys, beautiful hills, historic forts, huge lakes, water falls etc. Neighboring Khandala is Lonavala. Lonavala is situated in the west of Maharashtra, amongst the Sahyadri Mountain’s slopes. Lonavala is famous as the “Jewel of The Sahyadri” and is a place where nature exists in its full form. Also, places like Panchgani have added another dimension in the list of hill stations. Panchgani located in the Krishna Valley, is a perfect mountain retreat. It is mainly located in the Maharashtra’s Satara District and is a popular hill station of Maharashtra, deriving its name from the surrounding five hills. Panhala is located at a height of 977.2 m and is a magnificent hill station comprising of a rich historical heritage. Panhala is a captivating place which free from pollution, peaceful beyond imagination and scenic enough to sweep over anyone’s senses. Also there are loads of the popular hill stations of West India. There are many more hill stations in West India which are visited by tourists all the year around.