Friendships Day Weekend: 9 Hidden Hill Stations Near Delhi That Aren’t Crowded
Friendships Day Weekend: 9 Hidden Hill Stations Near Delhi That Aren’t Crowded
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Kanatal, Uttarakhand
Just 38 km from Mussoorie, Kanatal offers pine forests, apple orchards and stunning Himalayan views – minus the tourist rush. It’s perfect for camping and slow mornings with friends.
Pangot, Uttarakhand
Only 15 km from Nainital, Pangot is a quiet birdwatcher’s paradise surrounded by dense oak and rhododendron forests. Wake up to birdsong instead of traffic.
Chail, Himachal Pradesh
Known for the world’s highest cricket ground and peaceful cedar forests, Chail is a refreshing alternative to bustling Shimla.
Tirthan Valley, Himachal Pradesh
Nestled beside the crystal-clear Tirthan River, this hidden gem is ideal for riverside cafés, short treks, trout fishing and complete digital detox.
Shoja, Himachal Pradesh
A tiny Himalayan hamlet surrounded by lush forests, Shoja charms visitors with scenic trails, waterfalls and postcard-worthy sunsets.
Chakrata, Uttarakhand
Less commercial than Mussoorie, Chakrata is known for Tiger Falls, limestone caves and panoramic mountain views that feel untouched.
Kausani, Uttarakhand
Often called the ‘Switzerland of India,’ Kausani rewards visitors with breathtaking views of Nanda Devi and Trishul peaks, along with beautiful tea gardens.
Jibhi, Himachal Pradesh
With wooden cottages, charming cafés and forest trails, Jibhi has quietly become one of Himachal’s prettiest offbeat destinations without losing its peaceful vibe.
Landour, Uttarakhand
Though close to Mussoorie, Landour remains quieter thanks to its cantonment charm, colonial architecture and leisurely walks through deodar forests.