By Rajni Pandey | January 27, 2025
A hidden gem with pristine rivers, charming villages, and untouched landscapes. Perfect for nature walks, fishing, and offbeat adventures.
Known as the mini Israel of India, Kasol offers serene vibes, riverfront cafes, and stunning treks to nearby hamlets like Tosh and Malana.
Nestled amidst the pine forests, Shoja is ideal for quiet escapes, birdwatching, and exploring the breathtaking Jalori Pass.
India’s last inhabited village near the Indo-China border offers mesmerizing views of the Baspa Valley and a slice of rustic mountain life.
Raw, rugged, and remote—Spiti’s barren landscapes, ancient monasteries, and starry skies are an otherworldly experience.
A skier’s paradise with panoramic views of the Himalayas, lush meadows, and serene trekking trails perfect for all seasons.
Known as the “Little Kashmir,” Munsiyari is a quaint hill town with stunning views of the Panchachuli peaks and thrilling trekking opportunities.
Dubbed as “Mini Switzerland of India,” Khajjiar features lush green meadows, a serene lake, and dense deodar forests.
A tranquil hill station surrounded by snow-capped peaks and rich in historical significance, offering ultimate peace and solitude.
Called the “Yoga Village,” Dharamkot offers peaceful retreats, stunning views of the Dhauladhar range, and access to treks like Triund.