The Queen of Hill Stations Dubbed by the Britishers as the “Queen of Hill Stations”, Shimla occupies a special place in the heart of tourists visiting India. The charm of Shimla can be understood by the fact that British made this city as there summer capital, during there rule in India. Shimla was a favorite city of the Britishers.

Manali is a beautiful little town in Kullu valley, which attracts a large number of tourists every year. Manali is at a height of 1,926 meters and is at a distance of 40 kms from Kullu. It offers many adventure sports, such as hiking, skiing and trekking and is a perfect holiday destination for those who seek adventure.

Himalayas come up prime in the list of eminently see-able sites as far as the Hill Stations in India are concerned. The Young Himalayas as they are called, harbour the Doon valley and the small but exceedingly beautiful Dehradoon town lying in its womb, which is talked of as an epitome of natural beauty as far as Hill Stations in India, are concerned.

Mussorie is one of the popular hill station of Uttaranchal. The city gots its name from 'Mansur' , a shrub which is linked with shepherds and used to inhabit the place befor British came. In 1820 Captain Young from the British was so much influenced by the beauty of the place that he made his residence.