Places To Visit In North India

43 out of 49 Places To Visit in North India

With a peculiar landscape on Leh-Kargil road, Lamayuru is a tiny village that's popularly known as the Moonland of Ladakh. Lamayuru is immensely popular for housing one of the oldest and largest monasteries in Ladakh. However, its claim to fame is accredited to the surreal breathtaking view of moonl...

44 out of 49 Places To Visit in North India

One of the lesser-known hill stations in Jammu-Kashmir region, Sanasar is an adventure enthusiasts' haven offering various activities such as paragliding, rock climbing, abseiling and trekking. The area is built in a cup-shaped meadow surrounded by gigantic conifers. Sanasar is named after two local...

45 out of 49 Places To Visit in North India

Nestled in the enchanting valleys of Himachal Pradesh, Sangla is a picturesque destination renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and adventurous activities. Located in the Kinnaur district, Sangla is approximately 238 kilometers from Shimla, offering a serene retreat amidst t...

46 out of 49 Places To Visit in North India

Perched at a height of 1370masl, Bhimtal is an idyllic and less-crowded version of Nainital, 23 km away. Bhimtal is a scenic hill station, the charm of which lies in its off-beat, tranquil atmosphere. The picturesque Bhimtal Lake is a popular attraction for paddle boating, birding and natu...

47 out of 49 Places To Visit in North India

At about 2,171 metres, Mukteshwar is one of Kumaon's higher hill towns, named after the centuries-old Mukteshwar Mahadev temple that sits at its highest point. The Indian Veterinary Research Institute, established here in 1893, still occupies much of the town's flat ridge and gives Mukteshwar a quie...

48 out of 49 Places To Visit in North India

Kedarnath is one of the most sacred temples and the holiest Hindu pilgrimages in India. A part of Chhota Char Dham Yatra in Uttarakhand, Kedarnath is one of the most important among the 12 Jyotirlingas in India dedicated to Lord Shiva. Located on the Garhwal Himalayan Range in the Rud...

49 out of 49 Places To Visit in North India

Lansdowne was established in 1887 as a cantonment town and remains the regimental centre of the Garhwal Rifles, one of the Indian Army's oldest infantry regiments. At around 1,706 metres, it sits quieter than most Uttarakhand hill stations, partly because cantonment rules limit late-night activity a...