Tuesday 24 June 2014

Top Places to Visit in India in June and July

India is a land of natural heritage and astounding scenic beauty. With uncountable hill-tops worth visiting, it offers ample choices for a cool summer holiday. June and July are the hot months of the year when visitors from India and all across the globe start to hunt for vacation spots those can present some respite from scorching heat. All the mountain regions get flooded with vacationers hopping in from all the directions. But who wants to visit a crowded place?

If you are looking for summer getaways, which are beautiful, have beautiful weather and most importantly, are less crowded, here are our suggestions on top places to visit in India in June and July:

Narkanda - Himachal Pradesh

Almost all the vacationers head towards the usual choices for hill vacations located in Himachal Pradesh, like Shimla, Kullu Manali, Nainital etc. Here we talk about the less visited spot in Himachal, which offers breathtaking views of snow laden peaks, that is Narkanda. Located at an altitude of 2708 meters, at a 65kms drive from Shimla through Hindustan Tibet Road a.k.a NH -22, this serene place is perfect for a quiet summer escape.
Hill Vacations
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Binsar- Uttarakhand

One of the untouched spots by heaps of tourists, away from maddening crowds of popular hill-stations, Binsar makes an idealistic location to unwind and revitalize. It is located at the height of 2,240 meters from sea level. The spellbinding views of mountains like Chaukhamba, Nanda Devi, Trishul and Panchchuli are the highlights of this summer spot. Not only is the scenic splendor, Binsar also rich in historical heritage as it served as the capital of the region during the reign of Chand Rajas in 7th and 8th Centuries. It is situated at a comfortable drive of 95kms from Nainital and 33kms from Almora. Popular hospitality giants such as Club Mahindra and KMNV Bunglow have made their choice for laying down their resorts in Binsar, hence, a comfortable stay is not at all a problem.  

Gulmarg - Jammu & Kashmir
Oh yes! The Kashmir valley is all set to invite the vacationers again to its beautiful lap. Just the thought of Kashmir brings the soft silky meadows and high rise snow laden peaks in front of the eyes. Gulmarg, the name itself is enough to relax the senses. A long-established summer spot more than perfect for a chilly vacation! Besides the scenic beauty, it also offers loads of adventure activities to make the holiday a thrilling treat. Horse riding, hiking, a golf game, cable car riding to Khilanmarg are the not-to-be-missed offerings. Approximately 50kms form Srinagar; Gulmarg has no dearth of stay options with numerous hotels and resorts on its palette. 

Lansdowne – Uttarakhand

Well, if you are short on time and looking for a quick break, Landsdowne is the place for you! Cool, quiet, away from chaos, breathtakingly beautiful and very easy drive from Delhi airport! Surrounded by thick oak and blue alpine trees, Landsdowne is not at all a bust place. It doesn’t offer a lot of thrilling activities. It is the place for people who are willing to spend some time in seclusion amidst spectacular natural exquisiteness. Long walks, reading and connecting with self is all you do when you are in this tranquil land. It is easily accessible at a distance of approximately 300kms from Delhi. If you wish to travel by train, nearest railway station is Kotdwara, 45kms away from the place. 
Uttarakhand Tourist Places
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Meghalaya

Rains; another relief from sultry towns! And you get them in abundance in Meghalaya. Aptly called the “Abode of Clouds”, this wet land is situated in north-east region of India. For very obvious reasons it attracts tourists round the year. It is laced with historic wealth and cascading waterfalls. Shillong is capital city of Meghalaya and it is another popular and a must place to visit in June and July. Cherrapunji receives the highest rains in the year and is worth a visit to feel the rain showers to the heart’s content. Do not miss the Ward Lake when you are visitng Meghalaya. 

Munnar - Kerala

As the plains start to burn under sun in June, Munnar is one of the destinations that experience the arrival of rains. To relish a magnificent sight of blue hills engulfed in white mist, plan a holiday to this heaven in Kerala, in the Southern part of India! Lush green hills and sweeping views of tea plantations create picture perfect scenery for the eyes to soak in. Location wise it is at 1600 meters above the sea level and is very close to Tamil Nadu Border, 130kms away from Kochi.
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Sikkim

Last but not the least of our choices is Sikkim. Sitting peacefully in the foothills of Kanchenjunga, this thumb-shaped land is a North Eastern state of India. Popular for Buddhist monasteries, pristine lakes, garrulous streams and hot water springs, Sikkim is a fabulous place to visit in India in the months of June and July. The famous attractions that you can visit in Sikkim are Gangtok which is also the capital city, Borong Ralong Hot Spring, Nathula Pass, Tsomgo Lake, Enchey Monastery and Bakthang Waterfalls. 

So these were our endearing choices on places to visit in India in June and July, which offer a calming vacation allowing you to experience the actual essence of a much needed break. Plan a holiday to one of these, and you wouldn’t be disappointed.

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