A Place for Every Season. Enjoy the Panoramic View of The Hills & valleys that unfolds them selves for the fantastic view.

Chamba is most well-known hill resorts in Northern India that are waging a losing battle against overcrowding.

Bhimtal is one of the largest lake around Nainital named after Bhima, the Mahabharat character.

Naukuchiyatal or 'lake of nine corners' is known for its tranquility and for the orchards and dense jungle.

Sattal - is a group of small lakes nestled together, where one can see nature's beauty at its best.

You have picked Kasauli for its peace and tranquility. Good news - there is practically nothing to do in Kasauli.

Tiny Chail does not rival the colonial grandeur of Shimla, but it does give you a feel of how the summer capital of the Raj.

This quaint little cantonment retains its original charm, right from the days Chakrata was established by Colonel Hume.

Dhanaulti also known as Dhanolti, is a hill station which lies 24 km from the popular hill station of Mussoorie.

'Lord Lasndowne' founded Lansdowne in 1887 A.D., thus the place has been named after him.

Established as the first national park of India. It was renamed in 1957 as Corbett National Park, in memory of Jim Corbett

Jaipur is the first planned city of India, located in the desert lands of Rajasthan.

Jeolikot, an ideal tourist destination on the Nainital-Haldwani Highway. Best for summer trip.

Jilling Estate is located in Nainital. It is about 300 kms from New Delhi and at a height of 7000 ft.

Pangot is small village 15 kilometers from Nainital. The entire drive is through the forested area.

Shimla including Kufri was once a part of the Kingdom of Nepal until the area was ceded to the British Raj.

The gentle level walks of Villa Round, Military Round and Hospital Round are evocative of the city's past.

Towering over the Doon valley is the Queen of Hill Stations, Mussoorie, an era of romance from long, long ago.

Rudraprayag - A small pilgrim town on the holy confluence of river Alaknanda and Mandakini, which is one of 'Panch Prayag'.

Mukteshwar is dominated by the IVRI, a veterinary research institute. It also has flowers blooming all over the place.

Nainital is one of the most charismatic hill stations that India harbors. Naini lake is the beauty of Nainital.

Situated at a stone's throw from Chandigarh, Parwanoo is a small Himachali town with no great height.

Pinjore is a small town with easy access, 1800 feet above the sea level in a beautiful valley, overlooking the Shivaliks.

Ranikhet is named according to legend, after Rani Padmini wife of Raja Sukhardev who liked this place so much.

Ramgarh is the fruit bowl of Kumaon and one of the most verdant and abundant regions in the hills.

Ropar, also known as Rupnagar, is located in the of Punjab. It is founded by King Rokeshwarand his son , Rup Sen.

At the foot of the Himalayas, with the holy Ganges moving through this ancient town, Rishikesh is a haven of peace.

Samode is a pictorial town located near Jaipur and is well known for its rich culture and art.

The picturesque Siliserh Lake lies along the edge of the Sariska Tiger Reserve and a charming hunting lodge.

Shekhawati is of the largest towns of the district. The town was founded by the Kayamkhani nawabs.

Shimla's cool environs still remains the biggest magnet for Indian tourists. A magnificent hangover of the British Raj.

Shogi is located in Solan district of Himachal Pradesh, India. Shogi is a good place for a family trip.

This gorgeous tract of land enriched and nourished by the confluence of the Yamuna River and its tributary.

Nalagarh is one of those places that soothes the eyes as much as it calms the soul. The retreat is an ideal place at Nalagarh.

Palampur is the major destination of kangra valley, the name comes from the local word pulum.

The village of Mandawa, with its cluster of hotels, is the most suitable base for exploring the region.

Blessed with a pleasant climate all the year round. Solan is a district headquarter and has the famous temple of Shoolini Devi.