May 15, 2025
Panchali DeyThis summer, cool down at these 10 offbeat Indian hill stations where the only thing crowding your view will be the clouds.
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Nicknamed the 'Mini Switzerland of India', Chopta’s rolling meadows and alpine forests are great for both trekking boots and hammock naps. No noisy cafes, just chirping birds and your inner peace.
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Ziro is part rice fields, part pine forest, and 100% chill. It’s where cool kids go to unplug—sometimes literally (the signal’s weak, embrace it).
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Tawang’s got snow-capped serenity and colorful monasteries that seem to float in the mist. Inner peace? Found it.
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Munsiyari offers jaw-dropping views of the Panchachuli peaks, minus the tourist stampede. Perfect for soul-searchers and shutterbugs alike.
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Gandhi called it the ‘Switzerland of India’ (apparently India has several). This quiet gem offers Himalayan sunrises and local fruit jams worth smuggling home.
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With Kinnaur Kailash looming over apple orchards, Kalpa is where you go to do nothing—and do it beautifully.
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No malls, no clubs, no itinerary. Just riverside cottages, trout fishing, and a much-needed digital detox.
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Nestled in the Shevaroy Hills, Yercaud has coffee estates, forest trails, and way fewer tourists than Ooty. Thank us later.
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Ideal for lazy mornings and scenic drives, Chikmagalur is your caffeine-powered escape from summer's wrath.
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At 1,000m above sea level, this hidden gem can get really chilly—even in summer. Perfect for misty walks and romantic walks.
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