India's Hill Stations tours

Hill tourism in India offers a refreshing escape into the country’s scenic highlands, where cool climates, lush landscapes, and colonial charm attract travelers year-round. From the snow-draped Himalayas in the north to the misty Nilgiris and Western Ghats in the south, India’s hill stations are havens of natural beauty and cultural richness.

Popular hill destinations include:

• Shimla, Manali, and Mussoorie in Himachal and Uttarakhand
• Gangtok, Darjeeling and Kalimpong in West Bengal
• Ooty, Munnar, Coorg and Kodaikanal in South India
• Dalhousie and Dhramshala in Himachal Pradesh
• Kaza, Spiti, Lahaul in greater Himachal Pradesh
• Leh in Ladakh, Zanskar in Ladakh Union Territory.
• Shillong in Meghalaya.
• Tawang, Bomdila and Dirang in Arunachal Pradesh.

Activities range from trekking, boating, and tea estate visits to heritage walks and spiritual retreats. Hill tourism supports eco-tourism, wellness travel, and seasonal getaways, making it a vital part of India’s domestic and international tourism appeal.