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Tourist Spots of Himachal |
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| SENSUAL...MAJESTIC...OUT OF THIS WORLD! Are there enough
words to describe the Hill Resorts of India? At the heights
ranging from 600 m above the sea level to 3500 m above the sea level,
most of the hill resorts of India are certainly heads and shoulders
over other tourist centers. What is most unique about these hill resorts
of India is the fact that their existance is confined to India - a contribution
of colonial India. Popularly known as Hill Stations in India, these
resorts provide welcome break from the daily chorus of life and take
us closer to the nature.
The term Hill Station was first coined during Colonial rule when the
Europeans started themselves stationing in the hills of Himalayas and
Nilgiri to get respite from the heat and dust of plains of the north.
They discovered and developed many places that are still popular with
the tourists. These small resorts in some way were the replicas of their
ancestral homes back in Europe.

After the independence, most of the colonists left theirproperties -
mostly cottages and villas built in the colonial styles or sold them
to native Indians. Now these hill stations are scene of heavy tourist
rush during the summer months. During the winters, high altitude adventure
sports keep tourists attracted to these sylvan hill stations in India.
Some of the major hill stations in India are Shimla, Manali, Mussoorie,
Ooty, Munnar, Dharamsala, Kodaikanal, Dalhousie, and Darjeeling.
Indianvisit has plenty of holiday packages
and tour plans to make your visit to the Hill Stationsa grand success
and provide you with the much-needed respite from the hustle and bustle
of the city life. We have exclusive Honeymoon Packages, Hotel Plans,
Adventure Packages, and Destination Packages to give you a much needed
break.
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