Riya Singh 
Lansdowne is a small and peaceful hill station in Uttarakhand. Surrounded by pine and oak forests, it is the perfect place for travelers who want calm and quiet instead of crowded markets. Built by the British as a cantonment town, Lansdowne is still clean, green, and full of old-world charm. Unlike popular hill stations like … Read more
As the sun rises over the Garhwal Himalayas, Mussoorie awakens with mist rolling over pine-clad hills and the sound of waterfalls echoing through the valleys. Known as the “Queen of Hills,” Mussoorie has long been a favourite retreat for travellers, poets, and honeymooners. In 2025, this hill station still weaves its timeless charm—colonial architecture, bustling … Read more
As the morning mist floats over emerald-green waters, the sight of boats gliding across the iconic Naini Lake instantly enchants travellers. Surrounded by snow-kissed peaks and lush forests, Nainital isn’t just a hill station—it’s a story written in reflections and mountain breezes. Once a favored retreat of the British Raj, this “Lake District of India” … Read more
As the toy train winds its way through pine-covered hills, the crisp mountain air carries the scent of deodar trees. The moment the sun peeks through the morning mist, Shimla reveals itself—not just as a hill station, but as a living postcard. Once the summer capital of British India, this ‘Queen of Hills’ still wears … Read more