Everyone hates summer…. There are hardly any creature on earth who loves summer!! So as March coming to an end, April and May staring at us in a threatening way from the calendars on the wall, here are top 10 domestic destinations where you can visit in summer to chill !!
Ladakh one of the most favourite trekking destination, having some of the most picturesque and challenging treks. Ladakh is a paradise for adventure lover given by its world’s mightiest mountain ranges, the Greater Himalaya and the Karakoram, and two others, the Ladakh range and the Zangskar range. The most important feature of trekking in Ladakh is it’s High Mountain passes which comes on the trekking routes gives opportunity to have wonderful view of colorful mountains and amazing landscape.
2) NAINITAL
Based in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand surrounding the volcanic lake Nani, Nainital is adored by millions and is often referred as the ‘Lake District’ of India. It is a destination for all, whether you are looking for a perfect family outing, or a romantic getaway. It is well connected by the major cities and offers a lot to rejuvenate your body and soul. Nainital Mountaineering Club; the name is enough to cheer the adrenaline seekers. With the variety of treks and the picturesque locations, Nainital is surely a must visit location.
3) DARJEELING
Darjeeling is also known as the dreamland of the east. Its natural beauty is enough to lure a tourist and keep him captivated all his or her life. The hill station has many exotic waterfalls, hills blossoming with flowers of every shade, and the tea gardens. The Darjeeling Tea is one of the most popular teas in the world.
4) PANHALA
Panhala though being the smallest city in Maharashtra holds a very prominent place in the history of the state. It is the place to visit if you want to study the history or the culture of the great Marathas in detail. The pollution-free atmosphere of Panhala offers a very pleasant and cool climate that makes your stay very calm and peaceful.
5) COORG
Known as the “Kashmir of South”, what more reason one requires for visiting Coorg. The hill station is located in Karnataka. It is famous around the world for the variety of coffee and tea plantations. Â The landscape of the hill station is very mesmerizing with pleasant climate throughout the year.
6) IDUKKI
Idukki is one hill station of Kerala known for its exotic flora and fauna. It has several well protected sanctuaries. Â It is renowned worldwide for the Periyar Tiger Reserve that is an abode of many animals. Apart from the sanctuaries, the place is very peaceful and quite, offering tourists a unique relaxing experience.
7) SARAHAN, Himachal Pradesh
With mountains on one side and steep cliffs on another, the town is adorned with apple orchards, terraced farms and pine forests. One can get a view of the snow capped Himalyan peaks and the magnificent River Baspa.
8) NUBRA VALLEY, Jammu Kashmir
Situated in the magnificent land of Jammu and Kashmir, the Nubra valley derives its name from the Nubra River which flows through it. Situated close to the Siachen Glacier, the valley is termed as the ‘Valley of Flowers’, because of the variety of flowers present here. The place proves to be a religious center because of the many monasteries and temples.
9) KODAIKANAL
Kodaikanal is located in the state of Tamil Nadu and is often called “Kodai”. It is well-known for its spices, homemade chocolates, herbal teas and coffees, oils and the orchids. The landscape of Kodai has compelled people to call it the “Princess of Hills”.
10) ARUKU VALLEY
Aruku lies in Vishakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. The magic of the valley could be felt right from the moment when you take the road to Aruku through the dense forests. The hill station is surrounded with the dense forests. The calm environment of this hill station will certainly help you to knock your stress. Â A trail to the Sangda Waterfall is said to be the one of the most beautiful trails you will ever come across in your life.
(Places description taken from various Travel blogs and Rediff.com)
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