Aug 22, 2024
By: Ayush Mehrotra
Stunning viewpoints like Arthur’s Seat and Elephant’s Head Point, lush green valleys, and the famous Mapro Garden.
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A car-free hill station with charming colonial architecture, scenic viewpoints, and lush forests. You can enjoy horse rides and beautiful views of the Western Ghats.
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These popular hill stations are known for their waterfalls, lush green landscapes, and pleasant weather. Key spots include the Bhushi Dam, Tiger’s Leap, and Karla Caves.
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Known for its picturesque beauty, strawberries, and pleasant climate. Visit the Table Land and the scenic viewpoints around the area.
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The only hill station in Rajasthan, offering a unique blend of desert and hill experiences. Don’t miss the Dilwara Temples, Nakki Lake, and the Sunset Point.
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The only hill station in Gujarat, known for its serene environment, lush green landscapes, and the Saputara Lake. Enjoy a boat ride or visit the nearby Sunset Point.
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A lesser-known hill station in the Western Ghats, Amboli is known for its waterfalls, dense forests, and misty weather. The Amboli Waterfall and Hiranya Keshi Temple are popular spots.
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A lesser-explored gem in Gujarat, Wilson Hills offers panoramic views of the Arabian Sea and lush greenery. It’s a peaceful retreat with beautiful viewpoints like Marble Chatri Point and Lady Wilson Museum.
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A hidden hill station in the Satpura Range, Toranmal is ideal for those seeking tranquillity. It’s surrounded by forests, lakes, and temples, with Yashavant Lake and Sunset Point being must-visits.
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A historic hill station with a rich Maratha history, Panhala is known for its fort, serene environment, and stunning views of the Sahyadri Range. Key attractions include Panhala Fort and Sajja Kothi.
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