1. Kashmir Circuit- Pahalgam, Sonmarg, Gulmarg,
and Srinagar
Kashmir is a heaven on Earth. Known for its surreal topography,
stunning views, colourful culture, and cheerful people, Kashmir is definitely
one of the most awe-inspiring places to visit in north India. The stunning Dal
Lake in Srinagar, the gorgeous valleys of Sonmarg, the thrilling adventures of
skiing at Gulmarg, and the perfect serenity of Pahalgam make a trip to Kashmir
replete with happiness.
Key attractions: Dal Lake, Nagin Lake,
Mughal Garden, Betab Valley, Strawberry Field, and Apharwat Peak
How to reach: Srinagar Airport is just 14 km from the main city and Udhampur (130 km from Srinagar) is the nearest railways station.
How to reach: Srinagar Airport is just 14 km from the main city and Udhampur (130 km from Srinagar) is the nearest railways station.
2. Dharamshala and Mcleodganj- Tibetan charm
Dharamshala is a small and quaint hill station that offers
mesmerizing views of Dhauladhar Ranges, sparkling Dal Lake, plush green deodar
forests, and the honored residence of His Holiness – The Dalai Lama. That and
more make it one of the best places to visit in February in North India.
Mcleodganj is located 9 km upslope from Dharamshala and tops the list of places to see in north
India. It is known for some really cool and quaint cafes and exhilarating
adventure. The two destinations are among the best places to visit in North
India that, together, form an integral part of the tour packages to
Himachal.
Key attractions: Tsuglagkhang Complex,
Dal Lake, Naddi Village, Kangra Fort, and Bhagsunath
How to reach: Gaggal Airport (18 km from Mcleodganj) is
the nearest airport. Pathankot Junction (90 km from Mcleodganj) is the nearest
railway head. Volvos and non-AC buses by Himachal Roadways ply between these
destinations and Delhi.
3. Dalhousie- A peaceful getaway
Dalhousie is a picturesque hill station, nestled in the Himalayas.
One of the most invigorating tourist places in north India, it is characterized
by lofty mountains, sparkling river, luxuriant valleys, and colonial houses.
Its serenity makes it a perfect choice for honeymooners, solo travelers, and
photographers.
Key attractions: Chamba, Khajjiar,
Dainkund Peak, Kalatop Wild Reserve, Panchpula, and St. Francis Catholic
Church
How to reach: Pathankot is the nearest airport and
railway connection, located 80 km away
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