20 Places to Visit Near Delhi in November

A tehsil called Rishikesh is located on the banks of the Ganges River, the holy river in India, in the Tehri Garhwal area of Uttarakhand. This ancient city was supposedly created in the ninth century AD by Adi Shankaracharya and is linked to numerous mythological and religious traditions including Lord Vishnu, Lord Bharat, and other well-known sages.

The stunning beauty of Rishikesh is accentuated by its location in the foothills of the mighty Garhwal Himalayas, with the mighty Ganges flowing through the city. The beautiful city seems to have a suspended view between beautiful riverside walks, acres of forest, beautiful mountains, and clear blue skies.

This city is synonymous with beautiful temples, traditions, architectural wonders and yoga ashrams. Every temple here, be it Neelkanth Mahadev Temple, Raghunath Temple or the 13-storey Trimbakeshwar Temple, has its own legend that attracts people from all over the world.

The twin Ram and Lakshman Jhulas are remarkable architectural features in themselves. This suspension bridge spans 750 feet over the Ganges. There are many ashrams here that take people into the spiritual world of ancient forms of yoga, meditation and vipassana to clear their spirits and stress.

Shimla, one of the most well-liked hill towns in India, has a certain allure that makes it stand out. With so many sites to see, Shimla—which is 342 kilometers away from Delhi, the nation's capital—is an excellent option for a weekend escape from Chandigarh and Delhi.

The capital of Himachal Pradesh is Shimla, and everything that the state has to offer contributes to its standing as a stunning state recognized for its adventures and natural beauties. Laden was revitalized in Shimla with its stunning lush pine, oak, and deodar forest.

Owing to the abundance of business prospects in this area, Shimla is becoming the most sought-after seaside destination. Shimla is a popular destination for adventure travel in north India, drawing visitors from all around India and beyond. It is a lovely location with a lovely outlook, and Shimla is home to some extremely exquisite architectural designs.

Rajaji National Park is a national park and tiger reserve that ranks among the most visited places in Haridwar. The park consists of a combination of 3 sanctuaries - Rajaji, Motichur, and Chilla. This park is located in the Shivalik range of the Himalayas and spreads over 820 km.

The park is famous for its 600 elephants, 250 tigers and 11 tigers, among other animals found in the natural forest environment. It has now become Uttarakhand's second tiger reserve after Corbett.

• Location - Jalan Ansari, Jalan Mohand, Dehradun
• Entry Fee - Rs. 150 per person for a 3 hour tour. The tipping price for a 3 hour safari tour is Rs. 2100 and the vehicle entry fee is Rs.250 per vehicle and India, Rs. 500 in vehicles with foreigners. Guide fee Rs. 600 for general guide and 1000-1500 for wildlife experience.

Nestled in the mighty Himalayas, Manali has a beautiful valley filled with forests of oak, juniper, deodar, and pine. A perfect blend of nature, food, adventure sports and ancient heritage.

The Beas River flows proudly through the valley. Many waterfalls fall like Jogni and Rahala emerge from stones placed randomly. You can also see a lot of grass, terraced farms, and orchards. All these attractions make the city stunningly beautiful. 

Manali also shares a piece of history, giving it ancient heritage beautiful architecture, and spectacular views. Devotees come here to pay their respects to temples like Hadimba, Manu and Shiv temples. History lovers visit ancient forts like Naggar and Kuthar. These places have beautiful architecture with the backdrop of mountains that are worth visiting.

Enough said about the place Manali, it is the hub of adventure sports. The location offers various adventure activities like paragliding, camping, trekking and white water rafting to satisfy the adrenaline hunger of adventure seekers.

There are also rustic villages and countries that require a hippie experience. Places like Lebak Solang and Rohtang Pass are frequented by these dumps. Backpackers love to visit this place for fun, nature, wildlife and great food for relaxation. 

Ranthambore is an absolute paradise for wildlife lovers. It is widely known for its national park and tiger reserve, but these are not the only places that make Ranthambhore a popular tourist destination. Unmistakable landscapes, palaces and royal ruins make Ranthambhore a popular wildlife destination.

So don't just explore the attractions or explore the amazing escapes of Ranthambhor, there are many other fun activities that are worth your money and time. You can opt for a safari tour.

Which is the most adventurous activity and allows you to witness wild species roaming freely in the jungle. Bird watching is a must try as Ranthambhore has more than 330 species of birds.

Some of the must-visit places in Ranthambore are Ranthambore Fort, which is known as one of the most famous places in Rajasthan. Built by the Chauhan rulers in 944 BC, this fort echoes that period in its finest form.

Pangot is a beautiful place known for its snow-capped mountains and flora and fauna. This remote Himalayan village is located in Uttarakhand and is a perfect respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. It is a paradise for bird watchers as you can witness two hundred species of birds.

It has also become a favorite destination for photography enthusiasts looking for a great photography experience. There are many streams that add to the aesthetic beauty of this place. The oak and pine trees here receive snow in winter, turning this hill station into a white space.

Pangot is the most popular tourist spot that you should visit in your travel itinerary. Corbett National Park is located eighty kilometers from Pangot and houses a variety of flora and fauna.

Kilbury Bird Sanctuary is a tourist attraction, one of the Birds Guao Hills and Naina Hill are the main tourist attractions here and attract the visitors with their amazing charm.

Located 13 km from Manali, Solang Valley is located between Beas Kund and Solang village. This valley is popular among tourists for its breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains and majestic glaciers that attract ski enthusiasts from all over the world.

The beauty of Lebak Solang is unparalleled and many people visit the valley every year to enjoy its white beauty. Especially in winter, when everything is covered in fluffy, milky white snow, the whole place looks like something out of a movie.

Pure white landscape, clear blue sky, and beautiful mountains with emerald green trees as far as the eye can see - Solang is the most beautiful place during winter.

When looking for a place that is calm, peaceful, adventurous and accessible all year round, Kasol comes across as the most preferred place to travel in India. Kasol is famous for several reasons, the main one being the serene beauty that surrounds the town located in the Parvati Valley and the things you can do here.

This small town in Himachal Pradesh is located on the banks of river Parvati and over the years has maintained a level of stunning beauty that attracts people not only from India but also from all over the world.

Himachal Pradesh, Kasol is very famous in the tourism community as it is a paradise for backpackers and budget travelers. Repeat with an experience that will win the hearts of many travelers, Kasol is not just a destination. This can easily be declared an adventure itself. With so many places to visit in Kasol, it can be called as the ultimate destination.

Taken from the alluring blanket of earthly glory, Spiti is the gateway to heaven for those who seek solitude in the bliss of nature. Lahaul Spiti tourism attracts thousands of people every year to its enchanting beauty and pristine environment. Spiti borders Ladakh in the north, Tibet in the east, Kinnaur in the southeast and the Kullu valley in the north.

This beautiful cold desert valley in Himachal Pradesh is filled with pine forests, green grass, beautiful monasteries and populated villages that will leave you in awe. At an altitude of about 12,500 meters above sea level, the rugged mountains here change color every second and are a must-see.

These small villages in the shadow of the big mountain are inhabited by 35 to 200 people. This sparsely populated land is a piece of paradise for anyone looking to escape the busy city life.

Auli is a hill station in the Garhwal region of the Indian state of Uttarakhand. Auli derives its name from its topographical feature, meaning grass. The hill station is located on the slope and has long grass that is breathtaking to the eyes.

Auli is called a place where nature comes alive in all its glory and splendor. It is rich in natural resources and offers magnificent views of the surrounding hills.

The hill station has many wildflowers and trees like deodar, oak, deciduous, and pine forests. At 9,000 feet above sea level, this ridge offers spectacular views of the surrounding Himalayas; Like Nanda Devi, Kamet, Dunagiri, and Mana Parvath. There are several attractions in the hill station here. The most popular among tourists is the highway.