North India Tours

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Incredible is word often used to describe the wonderful treasure that this South Asian nation, India holds beneath itself. Its eastern part has greenery and hilly ranges spread all around amidst the thick cover of the evergreen forests, the western part is dry and has the Thar Desert and the Rann of Kuchh, south has the astonishing backwater lagoons and the pristine beaches while a tour of the northern India will take you to the hill stations located amongst the snow clad mountain peaks, sprawling conifers, salubrious air and to a site of heavenly beauty.

These picturesque serene begins from Dehradun and Mussoorie in Uttarakhand and continues till the paradise on earth the royal Kashmir. These hill stations are also known for their religious significance. ‘Devbhumi’ the land of gods begins from Dehradun and is stretched till the abode of snow; the mighty Himalayas.

Mussoorie:- This is a salubrious hill station near the capital of Uttarakhand, Dehradun. This picturesque hill station has rightly been crowned as ‘Queen of Hills’. Gunhill, Kempty falls, cloud end, Mussoorie Lake, lake mist, Bhatta Falls, Jharipani ...
... Falls, Mossy Falls and Temples like Nag Devta Temple and Jwalaji Temple are the prominent place of tourist attraction in the city.

Shimla:- This erstwhile capital of British India is one of the most popular hill station of North India. The capital of Himachal Pradesh is known for its exquisite beauty. The vibrant orchids, the tall conifers, overlooking Himalayas, the colonial architecture all are amalgamated together to emerge Shimla as favorite amongst the Honeymooners and the couples. The pleasant weather brings a huge rush of tourists to Shimla in the summer, the mystic monsoons swaps Shimla with the nature lovers while the winter sports attracts the tourists during the chilling colds. The Shimla Sightseeing includes a view of the snow capped Himalayas, the astonishing churches, the significant temples of deity Shyamala, Sankat Mochan and Jakhoo temple,Kalibari, Tara Devi the seven hills surrounding Shimla and the picnic spots of Glenn and Annadale.

Manali:- Located in the foothills of Himalaya this is another marvelous wonder of nature in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Snow clad mountains, deep gorges, green valleys all are synonym of Manali. The famous Hidimba Temple, the Arjuna caves, the Jagat Sukh, Sankat Mochan, the hot springs of Vashisth and Manikarnan are the prominent tourist attractions, the presence of colorful Buddhist monasteries narrates the presence of high density of Tibetan refugees in the city. Skiing, parachuting, hiking, montaineering, paragliding, skating, rafting, kyaking, mountain biking, zorbing, Manali is known for all adventure sports. The Rahalla water falls and the Rohtang Pass are acessible from Manali.

Chail:- Chail is known for its bewildering serenes and the treasures of the colonial charms. This small hillstation is an ideal destination for the toursts seeking tranquility and peace.

Srinagar:- Kashmir has often been the subject of poetry for many renowned poets because of its stunning beauty. It was rightly been called the paradise on earth. The Dal Lakes, the house boats and Shikaras, the overlooking snow laden Himalayas, the tall Chinars and deodars all have been singing ballads in the praise Srinagar; the land of inexplicable beauty. Mughul emperor Jahangir once fascinated with the beauty of Srinagar has gifted the city with many of its exquisite gardens viz. the Mughul Garden, Nishat Bagh, Shalimar Bagh and Chashmashahi. The Hazrat Bal mosque, Ziarati Hazrati Youza Asouph and Shankaracharya Temple are the places of religious significance in city. The Pari Mahal provides an impeccable view of the city. You can check the popular North India Tour Packages Here.