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India is known for its warm climate, rainy season and abundance of beautiful religious and cultural sites, but it is also a country of many hill stations that offer stunning views of the Himalayas, as well as beautiful tea plantations and scenic valleys filled flowers. Snowy Jammu and Kashmir peaks to Dharamsala magic, we present 8 best North Indian hill stations to escape the summer heat.

Leh Ladakh (Jammu and Kashmir)
The antimagoriques views of Leh are known worldwide. Perched between two beaches most powerful mountains - the Himalayas and Karakorum breathtaking - Ladakh is a real gem for all adventurers. It offers beautiful places like Lake Pangong, Leh Palace and the magnetic hill, which are just the tip if the iceberg is Leh. Explore the rare mountain cultures, enjoy a panoramic view and visit the ancient temples to caves.

Mussoorie (Uttarakhand)
Also known as the Queen of Hills, Mussoorie is a piece of quiet paradise located among the Himalayan ranges of Garhwal in the state of Uttarakhand. With pristine hills, snowy peaks and beautiful green meadows, Mussorie is an excellent destination for a peaceful break in the clouds.

Dharamsala (Himachal Pradesh)
Dharamsala, the Dalai Lama's residence, is a place péculaire strikes with a mix of Tibetan and Indian cultures. Located in the district of Kangra, Dharamsala is divided into several layers with a different atmosphere - some are predominantly inhabited by monks, while others are packed with cozy cafes playing live music and Tibetan shops with items made the astonishing hand. It is a place like no other!
Must see places of Himachal. And do not forget the many temples and trekking trails!

Manali (Himachal Pradesh)
Manali is one of the most popular stations in India and rightly so. With views to the jaw, clear lakes and streams, lush forests and mysterious mountains, Manali is a perfect getaway for lovers of the mountain, the honeymoon and adventure seekers. Its picturesque Rohtang Pass and beautiful Solang Valley are among the top places in Himachal. And do not forget the many temples and trekking trails!

Srinagar (J & K)
The capital of Kashmir may very well be the most picturesque you ever visited place. It's like a painting came to life! His Dal Lake offers the ambiance most serene with colorful boats itinant all around, while Mughal gardens offer really striking examples of Persian architecture.

Nainital (Uttarakhand)
The Kumaon Hills of Uttarakhand are conquillées with breathtaking views and incredible lakes, but Nainital is one of the most beautiful of all. The Naini Lake unique shape is surrounded by beautiful hills and even lakes (which is why it is also called the City of Lakes). With fresh air and an abundance of natural beauty, Nainital attracts tourists all year round because its climate is mild and pleasant.

Kasar Devi (Uttarakhand)
While you go deeper into the mountains of Uttarakhand, you will find a quiet hill station range, each offering spectacular views and a unique peaceful atmosphere that you will fall in love with the place. Kasar Devi is exactly like that! Located not far from the bustling city of Almora, Kasar Devi offers capped Himalayan view of snow and a bunch of peaceful cottages to spend as much time as you like in this blessed place.

Dalhousie (Himachal Pradesh)
Dalhousie is also known as the Switzerland of India and the name says it all. It is a small village suine the charm of Victorian architecture combined with striking mountain scenery, pine forests, flower meadows and mountains clad mountains in the mist. Sandhara Falls, Khajjiar and Panchpula are the essential places in Dalhousie.