Weekend Getaways From Delhi

Solan is located in Himachal Pradesh and the district headquarters of Solan district. Solan is among the  3rd largest Municipal Corporation of Himachal Pradesh standing after Shimla and Dharamshala. It is situated at an elevation of 1550 meters above sea level.  The district Solan is named  after the construction of the cantonment here in the last quarter of the 19th Century. In the year 1855, The Mohan Meakins brewery was established after the existence of the cantonment here. Solan has also remained the headquarters of Princely Baghat State.  The word Baghat is extracted from Bau or Bahu which is a hilly term which means “many '' and Ghat defines "pass". The railway line started functioning 100 years before in the year 1902. Urban local body also came into existence after the town was set up completely. The same place has also been designated as the headquarters of Baghat State. 

Sohna is a small town  Gurgaon district of Indian States of Haryana, India. It is also a municipal committee. It's among the popular tourist spots for weekends and conference retreats. Sohna can be reached passing through the highway of Gurgaon to Alwar. Located at an elevation of about 212 meters it is famous worldwide for its shiva temple. The other names of Sohna are "Greater Gurugram" and "Southern Gurugram" Having derived its name from SONA which means GOLD the name Sohna refers to something looking like golden dust after heavy rain. The splendid water springs, shiva temple and the Damdama lake are the main spots that attract the visitors, be it couples, families or friends. Annual Vintage Car Rally is being held every year in Sohna in the month of February which also attracts tourists to visit the place. The car collectors from all over the world visit the place to exhibit their car which is the mere collection of antique cars like Rolls Royce, Aston Martins, and Austins.

Around 14 km away from the city of Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan,  Ranthambore National Park is situated. Settled at the junction of the Aravali and Vindhya hill ranges, Ranthambore is among the finest places to view a variety of flora and fauna. Wild animals are the ones who become the centre of attraction for everyone. The park ranges in  an area of approximately 400 sq km, and if the national park is collaborated with the area of Sawai Man Singh Sanctuary area, it remains almost around 500 sq km. 
The structures present there and the design of the park is such that it sails you on the boat of memories of the bygone era. 
The enormous water bodies fascinate the tourists to satisfy their thirst and get relief in this scorching heat. On 1st November, 1980, Ranthambore was announced as a national park, whereas the forest areas nearby were named Sawai Man Singh Sanctuary & Keladevi Sanctuary.

Ranikhet is a hill station located in Uttarakhand State of northern India. It offers the beautiful  views of the Himalayan ranges. Dedicated to the Hindu goddess Durga, the Jhula Devi Temple is worth visiting. Fruit Orchards of Chaubatia Gardens serving the views of Nanda Devi is a beautiful insight. It is at an elevation of about 1869 metres above sea level. Ranikhet, one of the splendid hill stations, is lying in the Almora district of the Indian States of  Uttarakhand. Ranikhet has everything to serve perfectly for any dweller. The hill station named Ranikhet defines Queens Land, is a beautiful tourist spot. 
It reflects the beautiful Himalayan ranges offering the charming views of pine trees, lush green jungles, the flora and fauna, and adds beauty to this heavenly place. Worldwide the place is popular for Gandhi kuti and for the temple of Golu Devta. It's a tourist attraction residing 25 km away from this beautiful hill station Ranikhet.

Pushkar is a town located on the edge of the Thar Desert, in the northeastern state of Rajasthan, India. Town has the beautiful Pushkar Lake, a rare Hindu site consisting of  52 ghats (stone staircases) where pilgrims bathe and take holy dip.early in the morning mostly after the sun rises. Jagarpita Brahma Mandir was built in the 14th century and is still there in town with hundreds of other temples. Also the town of the ancient tourist spot in India. Pushkar is one of the ancient city in India. Dwelling to the northwest of Ajmer, the town is at an elevation of 510 metres above sea level, surrounded by hillocks on three sides of it. The ‘Nag Pahar’, popularly defined as Snake Mountain, actually builds a natural border between Ajmer and Pushkar. The second name of Pushkar is ‘the rose garden of Rajasthan’. The architectural heritages following the legacy are still there which makes the town more fascinating.

Almost 15 km away from Nainital, Pangot is a small landscape- hamlet popular for its forest areas and variety of birds. one feels like walking in the ancient Himalayan village one he or she enters Pangot.  Having more than 300 species of different kind of birds it's a small birds Paradise. Variety of species among birds like lammergeier, Himalayan griffon, blue-winged minla, spotted & slaty-backed forktail, rufous-bellied woodpecker, rufous-bellied niltava, khaleej pheasant, etc can be seen. The climate changes as per Summer or winter and day or night. The day temperature ranges from 250 C to 12o C at night. Whereas in winter it ranges from around 16o C in morning to 8o C at night. Rappelling, climbing, birding, flying fox, waterfall trek, trek to China and Nepal are some of the varied activities which are done there. Variety of flora and fauna can be seen there such as yellow-throated Himalayan martens, Himalayan palm civets, gorals, barking deer and sambar.

Naukuchiatal or popularly known as "Lake of nine corners" is a small hill station situated in Nainital district of Kumaon hills. Piyush Palariya is the current chairman of the place. Naukuchiatal lake is 175 feet deep at an elevation of 1,220 metres above sea level. Having been surrounded by trees and shrubs, It also had a hidden route under the lake. Naukuchiatal is a mini heaven on earth having the enormous and undefined beauty of greenery all around, lakes, religious temples, cosy and lavish resorts, fresh and pure air. Because of all these things it has become the tourist hub offering not only the scenic views but also calm and peace which you can mesmerize later for years. Buransh is a type of squash made from the rhododendron that is a local speciality over here. The annual music festival named "Escape" is a happening event for the year cheering tourists all over the world. 

Naldehra is a blissful place offering you stunning as well as panoramic views. A hill station having some high raised lofty mountains and a region covered by cedar and deodar forest is located in the Himachal Pradesh.
There is no chance, one can miss the chance of visiting Naldehra, a tiny town residing near Shimla,. Himachal Pradesh. One can definitely plan a holiday without even thinking twice. The melodious river Sutlej is something beautiful, from which you can't move your eyes to roll somewhere else. The place was discovered by the erstwhile British Viceroy Lord Curzon who was in love with the charm and beauty which the place is offering and hence decided to build a golf course here. The 18-hole golf course built here is one of the finest golf courses among all others in India. Naldehra has been derived from two individual words Nag and Dehra which means "The Abode of the King of Snakes".

Far from the urban lifestyle, Nahan offers you the scenic, calm and soothing beauty, purely an unadulterated environment which is perfect for the nature lovers and the people seeking peace from day to day chaotic life. This Containment town is located in the Sirmaur district of Himachal Pradesh, at an elevation of 932 meters above sea level. Rich in the agricultural field we can still witness the wealth of agricultural heritage. The name Nahan was kept after a great saint who lived with a lion who is called Nahar.
The Trilokpur Temple, devoted to the Goddess Mahamaya Bala Sundri, can be found in Nahan.

Being a well known tourist spot and attraction to not only the nature lovers but also the honeymooners in Himachal, Nahan provides a wide variety of staying  options for the visitors. The accomodation to stay here ranges from 3-star hotels to budgetary hotels. It also offers wide variation for camping. 

Mussoorie, also denoted as "Queen of the Hills", is among the top in the list of most popular hill stations of the country. Mussoorie was discovered by a Britisher named Captain Frederick Young, along with an official, FJ Shore, who had reached up the hill from the Doon valley in the year 1827 and found this beautiful place serving us with the great views and a pleasant climate. This visit ultimately turned into the foundation of this beautiful hill station. Profound authors like Ruskin Bond and Bill Aitken have made Mussoorie their home. Popular cricketers like Sachin Tendulkar and M.S.Dhoni visit Mussoorie frequently. It is at an elevation of 2000 meters above sea level. It offers some breathtaking pictures of the great Himalayan peaks in Western Garhwal.The perfect time to visit Mussoorie is in summers, as it offers soothing relaxation from the summer heat. Also if you visit in winters you will find the snow-freeze beauty.

Mcleodganj is a hill station located in Kangra district near Dharamshala, in Himachal Pradesh. Mcleodganj's is a beautiful mixture of Tibetan as well as some British culture.

Mcleodganj is also known as "Little Lhasa '' or "Dhasa ''. It is famous around the world since the place depicts the home to the Tibetan Spiritual personality, Dalai Lama, Mcleod Ganj is a wonderful town situated near Dharamsala. In between the magical hills and lush green land all around, this town is culturally blessed by a Tibetan influence owing to the major settlement of Tibetans here. Mcleodganj has one of the most long-lasting and the most beautiful landscapes in the entire state of Himachal Pradesh which can be mesmerised for years and years at once visited. It also attracts a lot of tourists throughout the year owing to its simplicity, beauty and blended culture. Dharamsala, Mcleodganj, Bhagsu Nag and Kangra are very close to each other and tourists visit these destinations while travelling here. Religiously significant monasteries are situated here like Namgyal Monastery and Tsuglagkhang, where the great spiritual leader Dalai Lama stays. Tourists should also witness the beauty of Dal Lake and Triund, which are the best spots for quiet picnics.

Mukteshwar is in the Nainital district of state Uttarakhand in India. This tourist spot is a small village at an elevation of 7500 feet. It is 51 km, 72 km and 343 km away from Nainital, Haldwani and Delhi respectively. Mukteshwar is known as Mukteshwar Dham which is named after Lord Shiva’s 350-year ancient temple. Chauli-ki-Jali is there in Mukteshwar which is used in adventurous activities like Climbing and rappelling. Mukteshwar is well known for its cold breeze, splendid waterfalls namely, The Bhalu Ghaad, the Tarikhet waterfalls, The Dhokaney waterfall and the Rudradhari waterfall. Fruit orchards, lush green treks, dense coniferous forests and narrow roads make this tourist spot worth visiting. Trekking, paragliding, rock climbing are the various activities which are must to do in Mukteshwar. Another tourist spot near Mukteshwar is a small village called Satoli Village, just 21 km away. The great sant Shri Mukteshwar Maharaj ji's samadhi is there who once lived at the top cottage temple.

Mathura is the most peaceful as well as divine city owing to its own mythological beliefs reflecting Lord Krishna at its centre. It holds the place of Hinduism's seven sacred cities. Mathura is the birthplace of Lord Krishna, located in Uttar Pradesh, India. Mathura and Vrindavan are mostly considered twin cities. Since they are located just 10 km away from each other.  Mathura is a town covered with temples from ancient times and cheers up the huge crowd of pilgrims from all over the world. 

Mathura is situated on the banks of the river Yamuna having 25 ghats. The locals, as well as tourists significantly, believe in taking a holy dip in the river Yamuna as it is written in shastras that all our sin vanishes by this. This scene is visible early in the morning after sunrise and after the sun sets hundreds of diyas are floated in the river Yamuna along with daily aarti. The best time to witness the true lordship of thousands of pilgrims is during Janmashtami, which is Lord Krishna's birthday, between August to September or in Holi in between February and March.

Mandawa is a well-known town in the Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan town for its very popular Mandawa Fort. It is well-known as the Open Art Gallery since it has a beautiful carnation of handmade paved architects, the ancient Havelis and the old antic forts. Located in the Shekhawati Region, it has the coverage of beautiful palaces and giant Havelis. The place offers a positive aura and a vibe that has a mixture of ancient and modern culture with a tint of royalty and traditions the people residing in the Mandawa town follows. Depicting the ancient heritage and the art and culture, this town has a variety of forts and palaces carved in different styles and ways which are rarely seen in urban areas. The local people now completely understand the importance of handmade items, paintings and handicrafts and hence have the best art skills and are heading towards it growing not only themselves but Mandawa too.

Kullu is well-Known as the ‘Valley of Gods and is a beautiful cluster of valleys in Himachal Pradesh. Laying between the fascinating Himalayas and melodious river Beas, Kullu is at an elevation of 1230 metres above sea level. Significantly for newly married couples, wishing to spot a beautiful palace for their honeymoon Kullu, along with Manali, are the best place to visit. Majestic views of the snow-clad mountains and the rivers interrupted by the Deodar forests, melodious rivers and apple orchards are the value-added tools in the Kullu Valley. The beautiful trekking trails are located beyond Rohtang Pass in the valleys of Spiti, Lahaul and Ladakh. Also, the tourist companies organise varied trekking expeditions in this wonderful valley. The adventurous treks of Kheerganga, religious places like Manikaran and the Great Himalayan National Park is worth visiting if we trip to Kullu. The beginners can fulfil their trekking desire by visiting the Beas Kund region, Hanuman Tibba and Deo Tibba.

Almost around 20 km away from Shimla, in the laps of Himalayan ranges, Kufri is a picture-perfect hill station located in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Kufri was discovered by the Britishers in the year 1819. The name Kufri is derived from the name “Kufr” which means lake. It is a getaway point to many popular hill stations such as Manali, Shimla, Fagu, Rewalsar, etc. Kufri offers a peaceful and cool climate that is perfect for summers. Kufri is the main spot where the festivals are organised every year in the month of February by the Tourism department of Himachal Pradesh. The skiing competition is one of the main events of the festival. Kufri Fun World is the most fascinating amusement park offering a number of entertainment not only for kids but for everyone. The temperature sometimes goes below zero level covering the lace in some snowy and frosty regions. The beauty of flora and fauna can also be seen with most of the thick pine and deodar forest covering the valley. 

The beautiful hills station and a village located in the Bageshwar district of Uttarakhand is at an elevation of about 1,890 meters above sea level. The ideal hill station is an impromptu visit destination which serves the visitors with the best breathtaking views of the snow covered, high raised mountain peak spread over 300 km wide in the region. Even if you visit unplanned you cant go empty handed without exploring. The village is entirely covered by the chir and blue pine forests. Also, it offers panoramic views of the popular Himalayan Peaks such as Trishul, Nanda Devi, Panchachuli, etc. The Kausani Tea Estate is the core point to spot a variety of birds. Also, the famous movie Koi Mil Gaya starring Hrithik Rosahn was shot in Kausani, Bhimtaal and Nainital in the year 2003. The Kausani Tea Estate is a perfect location to witness a variety of birds. The perfect timing to visit the wonderful place is in the month Oct to Feb.

Kasol is located on the banks of river Parvati, and its a small village situated in the state of Himachal Pradesh. as the 'Amsterdam of India', In past many years Ksaol is gaining popularity among the tourists, backpackers and the nature lovers, It is popularly knows as the “Amsterdam of India” which is 23 kms away from Bhuntar. The neigboring city if Ksaol is Manikaran the religious town right besisde Ksaol. Kasol not only provides the paranormal views of snow clad mountains, melodious rivers, green meadows but also it is a dorstep to some famous trekking expeditions namely, Kheerganga, Sar Pass, Pin Parbati Pass, Yanker, etc. To know the exact lifestyle of people living in this region one needs to visit Malana, a few kilometeres from Kasol. Malan is a self isolated village and also referred as “Little Greece”. It also has some streetside cafes offering some most delicious food and also the proper climate which the nature lovers seek. Sitting amidst the green dense forest and having their favourite food is what now the new definition of peace. 

Situated at an elevation of 1,927 metres above sea level Kasauli is a small yet very beautiful hill station in the states of Himachal Pradesh. It is located in the Solan km away from Shimla. Kasauli not only provides picturesque landscapes, wonderful views of the snow-covered mountains, valleys, meadows, etc but also has army contentment.  These all attract not only nature lovers but also patriots who have much love and affection towards the army and country. Kasauli was established by the British as a cantonment town in the year 1842 after which  Kasauli has come a long way growing on its own as it has such a god gifted nature.  since. Christ Church and Baptist Church are the best examples representing classical Gothic architecture. The churches are built in a way that have beautiful glass windows,which is one of the feature of British colonial era.
Since, Kasauli has such beautiful views and has gained popularity over the years accommodation is something that can shake your budget minutely up and down, since Resorts are located up in the hills, and budget hotels are near the foothills but the prices of both are more than reasonable hence homestay is a good option too. 

Jim Corbett National Park is in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand. It is amongst the Larger Corbett Tiger Reserve in India. The National Park is wealthier and well known for its Tiger Reserve. The magical landscape was established in 1976 as Hailey National Park, and then on then named after the great naturalist and conservationist Jim Corbett, is India’s most ancient and prestigious national park. The park is well known for its Tiger Project as the same project spreads the awareness of protecting the Royal Tigers of India. Corbett is connected by road or rails through Ramnagar, a small town linking to the major cities like Delhi, Nainital, Bareilly, etc. On reaching Ramnagar, the national park is just 15 km away from the railway station. Out of the total 1318 sq km area among which the park is spread over, 520 sq km area is core area and other than this is just the land. The Park also serves the visitors some breathtaking views of landscapes like Pauri Garhwal, Nainital and Almora.

The capital city of Rajasthan and one of the finest and globally accepted cities having a mixture of ancient historical backgrounds and the benefits of the metropolitan city. All over the world, Jaipur is famous as “The Pink City”. Since the colour pink indicates hospitality, the city was designed to plan that way and henceforth stood as the first city in India among the planned cities. Hawa Mahal, Jal Mahal, Amer Fort, Nahargarh Fort, Jantar Mantar, Statue Circle Garden, etc are the places to visit in Jaipur. Jantar Mantar is among the World Heritage Sites which is having a beautiful collection of architectural astronomical instruments. Jaipur is famous for many things such as royalty, ancient heritage, cultural lifestyle and Rajasthani cuisine. Ghewar, Pyaaz Ki Kachori and Dal Baati Churma are amongst the most loved and famous dishes in Jaipur. Since Jaipur is a tourist place, English, Hindi and Rajasthani are mostly spoken in hotels and restaurants. So language is not a communication barrier if one visit Jaipur.

Haridwar is also known as Hardwar, a city, situated in the northwestern region of  Uttarakhand state. Haridwar lies at the banks of the River Ganges (Ganga)which is entering the North Indin Planes, between the Indo-Gangetic Plain (in the south direction) and the Himalayan foothills (in the northern side). It is one of the seven sacred cities of the Hindus and is a major attraction for pilgrimages. Originally the city is referred to as “Kapila” later on “Door to Hari” then “Haar Ki Pauri” and many others. 
Vistors visit here to attend the most famous Kumbh Mela festival. Also, Haridwar is believed as the purest bathing ghat having the impression of Lord Vishnu. It’s actually a gateway to closely experience the Hindu Culture and the festivals. Not only religiously but the city is also significantly important in the industrial areas. Roorkee University, one of the top engineering colleges in India is in Haridwar.

Garhmukteshwar in Hapur is located 60 km away from Delhi. It is a spiritual destination for the Hindus. The same is blessed with the existence of the holy river, the Ganges. So, for tourists seeking to go somewhere, where the place is more intimate, cosy and cooler and has some soothing weather, Garhmukteshwar is the perfect destination. The beautiful Gangaghats are the most visited and attractive spot in the city. Tourists can visit the temple of Mukteshwar Mahadeva, after whom the city has been named. Also, the city has more than 70 Sati Pillars where the widows of the Hindu religion used to adopt sati rituals (which is banned now) and die. The city also has a mosque having an inscription in Arabic. You can also learn about the local lifestyles of the people residing there and enjoy the rural village experience by visiting their homes, adopting their food habits, clothing, etc.   

The capital of Uttarakhand, one of the Indian states, Dehradun is the largest and the most populated city. The city is also spelt as Dera Doon and is situated in the Doon Valley in the Himalayan ranges and on the banks of the river Ganga on the east and river Yamuna on the west. The city stands at an altitude of 2,100 feet above sea level. It’s a gateway for the beautiful hill stations like Nainital and Mussorie. The city is not only excelling in the areas of peace, glory and pleasant environment but also in the fields of Schooling, Agriculture, Construction, etc.
Dehradun is also close to the pilgrimage sites like Haridwar and Rishikesh. Barkot, another small hill station in Dehradun, has some panoramic and breathtaking views situated at an elevation of 4,000 feet. Clement Town, Robber’s Cave, Tapkeshwar Temple, Pindari Glacier, Rajaji National Park, etc are the other interesting places to visit in Dehradun.

The beautiful hill station, Chail is in the states of Himachal Pradesh is entirely covered by pine and deodar forest. The hill station is 44 Km away from Shimla. One of the best tourists spot discovered by the Maharaja of Patiala in the year 1893 guarantees you peace of mind and scenic beauty. Also, it has some picture-perfect views and wonderful landscapes. Built-in 1976, The Chail Wildlife Sanctuary is another attractive tourists spot. A variety of exotic animals can be seen in the sanctuary. For example, The Black Bear and the Barking Deer, Leopard, etc. Along with the glorious beauty of nature, the wonderful wildlife, picture-perfect sights, Chail also has some areas for the pilgrims seeking spirituality. Sidhi Baba Ka Mandir is a beautiful religious place in Chail.
Also, The Chail Gurudwara is te another beautiful religious site for the Sikh brothers, who often visit there during Baisakhi and Gurupurab.

Bir is a small rural village which is located in the west of Joginder Nagar Valley in Himachal Pradesh. Also, it is in the Lambagaon Tehsil in Kanga district in the states of Himachal Pradesh. It is up in the sky at an elevation of 2000 m. Paragliding, trekking, camping, et are the core activities one should not miss at any cost on visiting the Bir. You cannot return empty-handed from the markets of Bir, since the place depicts the Tibetian culture you can buy varied of things for you from clothing to handicrafts, and many other things The another activity for the adventurous person is Hang gliding, you should train yourself well before actually heading towards it and also should take a proper lesson before actually doing it. The hang-gliding begins from Bir Billing and then drops you amidst the high-raised mountains of Bir village. The adorable toy train is one another eye-catchy experience that you should not miss. The toy train journey starts from Joginder Nagar Valley covering a distance of 160 Km.

Bhimtal is a lake city, a scenic spot for tourists and even fellow seekers in search of a placid and serene environment. The name Bhimtal is inspired by one of the most popular characters of Mahabharat named Bhima. The lake sits at an altitude of 1371 m above sea level. Since the accommodation, is considerably cheaper than the high lifestyle,  lavish hotels of Nainital people visit Bhimatal which is just 22 km away from Nainital district. Summer temperature is at 15-29 o C whereas it descends to 4-18 o C in winters. 2 kilometres away from Bhimtal lake there is one more beautiful lake called Nal Damyanti Lake. Also, there is the famous group of leaked which is known as Sattal residing 5 km away from Bhimtal. One who loves solidarity and wants to visit the less crowded place for them Bhimtal is the perfect destination and an enjoy varied of things like bridging, paddling, boating and even trekking. 

Keoladeo Ghana National Park is the other name of Bharatpur Birds Sanctuary. The name “Bharatpur” is dedicated to Lord Shiva and the word “Ghana” represent the thick wood surrounding the sanctuary. The sanctuary is the home to large species of fauna and the finest birds dwelling around. Also, the safari is offered for the visitors differentiating the ride in three ways; Elephant Back Safari, Jeep Rides or Rikshaw Safari. Elephant Back Safari and the Rickshaw Safari offers one of the finest views of the birds and are highly recommended. From morning 6 AM to Evening 6 PM one can take the Jungle Safari ride. From April to June the temperature ranges around 39-45 o C and the same declines to 100 C in the months of Winter. The main glance is towards the migrating birds coming directly from Siberia and Central Asia spending their time in winters at Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary.

Auli is a  small town yet a picturesque place with and a skiing paradise located in the laps of Uttarakhand state. Any tourist who wants a memorable and lifelong skiing experience can visit one of the popular skiing resort destinations at Auli. The town is at an altitude of 2800 m, above sea level offering some of the finest pictorials of the second highest peak of India that is Nanda Devi at 7816 m. January to March is the most chosen time to visit by skiing enthusiasts. And the one who is the nature lovers and wants to cheer themselves just by the scenic beauty of the summit and of the oak and coniferous trees by which the town is surrounded can visit from October to March. The Gorsan Bugyal, Pangerchulla Summit, Tapovan can be visited through Auli. Also, it is the gateway for the Valley of National Park, Uttarakhand. 

Almora is a small town in the state of Uttarakhand and is 66 km away from Nainital, recognised as a Municipal Board or a Containment. It is actually at an altitude of 1650 m above sea level. Also, it is situated on the ridge of the Kumaon Hills of the Himalayas. The town is surrounded by hills, valleys and beautiful peaks amidst the dense forest of coniferous trees and the aromatic pine.  Almora got its identity from Bilimora, a kind of small local plant named Sorrel. Almora has many religious temples namely Kasar Devi, Nanda Devi, BrightEnd Corner,  Doli Daana, Asht Bhairav, Babari Devi, etc. Almora stands out in the field of wildlife, culture and cuisines. Almora has 13 tourist spots where the visitors can spend their time cheering themselves. Known for itsits cultural diversity and food styles Almora offers a variety of dishes such as Bhang Ki Chutni, Dubuk, Singodi, Jhangore Ki Kheer, Bal Mithai, etc. 

Highly populated city in the Indian States of Rajasthan, located in the North-Western part of India, Ajmer is also known as "The City of Unity ''. In the 7th Century A.D, Ajmer was founded by Raja Ajay Pal Chauhan. The city was in the hands of the Chauhan dynasty till 1193 A.D when the great warrior Prithviraj Chauhan lost the same to Mohammed Guare. The city is a well-known pilgrimage centre for Hindus as well as Muslims. Dargah Sharif-Tomb of the Sufi Saint Khwaja Muin-ud-din Chisti. Specifically, the city is known for Jainism and also for the amazing Jain temple. Also, there is Ana Sagar built in the 11th Century on the shores of which the Marble Pavilions made by Great Mugal emperor Shah Jahan is there. Agriculture is the main centre of occupation for the people of Ajmer. Also the handicrafts, cloth weaving and dyeing are famous in Ajmer.

Lansdowne is a small mountain town located 258 kilometers from Delhi in the Pauri district of Uttarakhand. Filled with oak and pine forest and teeming with colonial buildings, the hill station is a haven for bird watchers, casual mountain hikers, and weekends from NCR.
The town was discovered by the British and named after the Viceroy of India at the time, Lord Lansdowne. Guesthouses here are growing monuments of the colonial period, and offer a spectacular view of the mountains from their balloons.

The town of Neemrana is located in Alwar Rajasthan on the Delhi-Jaipur highway. It is famous for its magnificent Neemrana Fort Palace. It was built in 1464 AD, the palace where Rajput Maharaja Prithvi Raj Chauhan III ruled. Neemrana fort has now become one of Rajasthan's most luxurious hotels.

Shimla is the capital of Himachal Pradesh in India and a popular hill station among Indian families and beekeepers. At an altitude of 2200m, Shimla was the summer capital of British India. Shimla still retains its old charm with its beautiful colonial buildings, a friendly pedestrian mall, and a community of many shops, cafes, and restaurants.
The weather is beautiful in many months when tourists flock, especially during the summer months. 

One of the most famous hill stations in Himachal, Manali offers spectacular views of Pir Panjal and the snow-capped Dawuladhar areas in most parts of the year.
As the Covid-19 epidemic continues, Manali has evolved into a popular destination for young people who want to stay longer to work. With nearby cafes, access to good wifi, small restaurants, and convenience stores, Old Manali is among the favorite places for such people. 

Agra is one of the top tourist destinations as it is home to one of the seven wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal. A negative view of the history and construction of the Mughal empire and two other UNESCO World Heritage sites Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri. History, architectural art, love all together create the magic of Agra, therefore, it is a must-have for anyone living in India or visiting. With its long and rich history, it is no surprise that Agra is part of the famous tourist districts of the Golden Triangle and Delhi and Jaipur. 

Located in the foothills of the Himalayas at the confluence of the Ganges and Chandrabhaga rivers, Shikesh is a small town in Dehradun district near Haridwar in Uttarakhand. Adventure Rishikesh (also called Rish Shikesh) is known for its adventurous activities, ancient temples, popular cafes and the "capital of yoga". The gateway to the Himalayas, Ishikesh is also a pilgrimage site and a sacred place for Hindus.

Covering meadows, dry deciduous forests, rocks and rocky landscapes, the Aravali Hills, spread over an area of ​​about 800 square kilometers, is Sariska National Sanctuary, now known as Sariska Tiger Reserve. The area was at one time hunted for the maintenance of the Maharaja of Alwar. The reserve is known for its majestic Royal Bengal Tigers. It was declared a national park in 1982.

The Tirthan valley in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh rises at an altitude of 1600 m above sea level. Named after the Tirthan River that flows through it, the Tirthan Valley is located about 3 km from the entrance to the Great Himalayan National Park. The place is abundant in adventure activities and a paradise for nature lovers. The majestic Himalayas with snow covered tops overlooking the Tirthan River, the valley is known for its trout fishing, trekking and adventure activities and beautiful guest houses set in nature.

The jewel of Uttarakhand - Nainital is a charming hill station that sits beautifully on the green foothills of the Kumaon Mountains in the Himalayas. Located at an altitude of about 1938 m, Nainital is located and developed around the beautiful Naini Lake, after which the city is named. The most visited hill station in North India, Nainital is a weekly holiday from the Indian capital Delhi and nearby destinations.

Long winding trails and valleys that offer an unforgettable glimpse of cold deserts and snow-capped mountains as you set foot in the Spiti Valley. Spiti Valley, located in Himachal Pradesh, bordering the Himalayas, is 12,500 feet above sea level, and receives about 250 days of sunshine a year, making it one of the coldest places in the country. By cutting the Himalayan thick Himalayan snow from the rest of the country for about 6 months of the year, the summer months are formed only when access can be made directly by the Spiti Motorway.