Munnar, Kerala
All the features of a classic hill station are here: cool weather, verdant valleys and, of course, tea as far as the eye can see. Munnar’s resounding popularity amongst honeymoon couples has ensured that the main bazaar is cluttered with guesthouses, hotels, and resorts of all budgets. And, for those yearning for tranquility, there are some wonderful remote places to stay, just a few kilometers away from the main town.
Dalhousie, Himachal Pradesh
Dalhousie’s host of thickly wooded trails, magnificent views, and salubrious climes are exactly what the doctor ordered. Dalhousie lulls you into sweet slumber. Action-seekers may shun this sleepy hill station for its slow pace of life, but lovers of solitude find heaven in the former sanatorium.
Binsar, Uttarakhand
A mountainous wildlife sanctuary, Binsar is cool, very peaceful and with superb views. The forests and birdlife are there for the taking. Animal sightings are a bonus. And the road itself through the sanctuary is a charming walking or driving option. Don’t forget to check out the Mary Budden Estate here, a plush homestay in a renovated 150-year-old cottage.
Chikmagalur, Karnataka
Enjoy astounding views of the coffee- and cloud-covered valley below from these peaks and stay on a plantation to complete the experience. If you want to combine your coffee buzz with an adrenaline rush, you can go rafting on the Bhadra River or head for a bracing trek on Chikmagalur’s high mountains.
Srinagar, J&K
Indulgent houseboats, historic gardens, distinctive Kashmiri wooden mosques, and a mild summer climate combine to make Srinagar one of India’s top romantic destinations. The city’s greatest drawcard is placid Dal Lake, which stretches in a southwestern channel towards the city center, paralleled by the hotel-lined Boulevard from which a colorful array of houseboats forms a particularly colorful scene.
Andaman Islands
Settled in the Bay of Bengal, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is one of the prettiest archipelagos you can envision. It has a portion of the best plunging goals in the nation and offers various staggering shorelines where you can essentially watch the ocean change shading while at the same time lazing on the white sands.
The Khyber, Gulmarg, Jammu & Kashmir
Worked in the style of a high resort with bunches of pine and slate, this swanky new inn comprises of twofold story units scattered on a terraced slant simply behind the Gondola station (you can ski all through the resort). The 85 rooms are lavishly designated in customary Kashmiri style: expect silk floor coverings, weaved decorations and cut walnut framing combined with liberated perspectives of Mt Affarwat or of the valley.
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