10 Awe-Inspiring Hill Stations In India

Kullu and Manali
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Manali stands high at an altitude of 2050 meters above sea level at the head of the Kullu valley. A perfect place for hot Indian summers, Manali is also famous for adventure sports like skiing, hiking, mountaineering, paragliding and other adventure sports. Also known as the 'Valley of Gods', Manali is the right place for both adventure lovers and tourists. Apart from Manali, the beautiful Kullu valley valley runs north to south of Beas river and is 80km long and about 2km at its broadest. With awe inspiring glens and mossy meadows encircled by the rushing streams and meandering brooks, Kullu is the right place for anyone who wishes to escape the heat & dust of the world, to breathe the exhilarating air of the Himalaya and enjoy the spectacle of the variegated mountain scenery.
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Reader's comments(7)
1: To the writer. There is place called Coorg in South India. The place has the beauty of nature. It is also called as south indian Kashmir.
Posted by: Noufalluddin Moidu - 10 Jul, 2012
2: India has got a whole bunch of hill stations that the list must be redefined into 20 or 25 hill stations...any way nice list...
Posted by: Charles - 08 Jul, 2012
3: They have ignored Ranikhet and Nainital. They are better than Manali, Dehradun (Mussoorie - Dehradun is only a valley), Shillong and Ooty anytime. Gulmerg is better than Srinagar.
Posted by: MG Kapoor - 08 Jul, 2012
4: I am surprised how one can ignore Kerala hill stations Like Munar , Tekkadi,Waynad and Ponmudi... they are far better to few of here mentioned places...,
Posted by: Gunasekhar - 07 Jul, 2012
5: Define awesome. INDIA IS AWESOME. Unashamebly beautiful.
Posted by: karl heubner - 07 Jul, 2012
6: how did Dehradun get classified as a hill station? It is a vale lying between the himalayas and shivalik and cannot be classified as a hill station at all, just as Srinagar in J
Posted by: entity - 07 Jul, 2012
7: India for no doubt is "the real paradise on earth"....
Posted by: James - 06 Jul, 2012