HILL STATION TOUR INDIA

The 2,205 meters-above-sea-level capital city of Himachal Pradesh is to Hill Stations in India, what Goa is to the perfect Indian Beach Holiday—the “OG.”

Ever since the British made it the Summer Capital of India in 1864, tens of millions of Indian and foreign tourists have flocked here for the perfect holiday.

Explore Shimla, known for its misty mountains, quaint colonial architecture and bustling markets famous for ethnic shopping and old-world charm.

GULMARG “Meadow of Flowers”, a serene 8,690 feet snow-clad vale in the Pir Panjal Mountain range of Jammu & Kashmir has a world-class ski resort at par with the best European ski facilities and boasts the highest golf course in the world and the famous Gondola—the highest cable car ride in the world.

Picture a picturesque snowy heaven, skiing adventure, scenic meadows and unparalleled serenity—that is Gulmarg.

You do not have to go to the Indian North for a mountain holiday. This hidden gem nestled in the Nilgiri mountain range of Tamil Nadu, also known as Udagamandalam was once the summer headquarters of the East India Company.

OOTY, with its verdant tea gardens that cascade on rolling lush green hills, picturesque waterfalls and charming colonial mystique is the perfect escape from the usually humid and warm weather of the Indian south.

Perched at a height of 5,200 feet in the Kenna Devan Hills, MUNNAR in God’s Own Country Kerala is famous for its tea plantations, dense forests, sloping hills, waterfalls, finger-licking delicious Keralan food and winding nature trails.

If you are looking for the perfect bliss at an eco-friendly tea resort in the middle of a plantation and learn about the process of tea-making, consider Munnar.

With the majestic and imperial Kanchenjunga Mountain of the Lesser Himalayas towering above it, the 6,709-feet-high small town of Darjeeling draws visitors to its emerald green tea gardens, national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, UNESCO World Heritage Toy Train, Himalayan flora and residential schools.

Located in the Palani Hills of the Western Ghats in the Dindigul district at an altitude of 7,000 feet above sea level, KODAIKANAL has sprawling mist-covered mountains, lush green rolling grasslands and thick green forests of Shola, Acacia and Cypress trees.

It also draws visitors to its lakes, magical waterfalls and biking & hiking trails. The best way to enjoy the place is a private villa, all to yourself.

Also known as Kodagu, COORG, on account of its misty mountains, sprawling green highlands and dense forest has been termed the “Scotland of India.”

It is famous for its coffee plantations that attract coffee lovers, Raja’s Seat (the place where the Kings of Coorg would visit to enjoy the sunset), Dubare elephant camp, Nisargadhama Forest Park, the Golden Temple and stunning waterfalls.

The 9,200 ft above-sea-level AULI in the Chamoli district, which derives its name from the local Garhwali word for “meadow” is India’s premier ski destination.

It is famous not just for its skiing but also for the Gurson Bugyal (meadow), Auli and Chattrakund lakes, Narsingh and Badrinath Temple and the 520 species of rare high-altitude flower species that sprout here every year between June and October.

Declared the summer capital of India in 1865 AD, Shimla has made quite the journey from an obscure hamlet in the Himalayas to the capital city of Himachal Pradesh.

Explore the rich colonial heritage and history of “Little England” with a private guided tour of the Shimla Heritage Zone where every street and lane has a story to tell.

For enthusiasts of high-octane adrenaline-filled Ski adventure, a heli-ride to high-altitude untouched natural thousands-of-meter-long ski ramps is an experience of a lifetime—a thrill rush like no other.

You can now hire a perfectly safe top-of-the-line Heli to fly you to your dream ski ramp.

Explore the “Queen of Hills” Ooty in style with a personalized tea-garden experience in a purpose-built heritage hotel in the middle of a tea plantation.

Savor your tea-tasting sensory journey with mesmerizing aromas and scenic views of the rolling hills, and learn about the art of tea-making.

Tea Plantation tourism is catching on in India, and Munnar is its undisputed capital. This divine valley with its sloping green hills, verdant forests, rare plants, pristine streams, and nature trails is the perfect tea paradise.

Take a private tour with us, learn about plantation life, and take special cooking classes from an expert chef.

popular destination famous for the Kodaikanal Lake, waterfalls, and forests.

Explore this idyllic station with some private boating and a picnic in its forest.

One of the major producers of Coffee in India, Coorg is famed for its specialties Coffea Arabica and Coffea Robusta and its many spice farms.

Take a private tour of a coffee plantation with us and partake in a cupping session. Learn about the coffee-farming. Get to know the farmers.

Originally a paramilitary base in the Garhwal mountains of Uttarakhand, Auli is now India’s best-known ski destination. Take skiing lessons from a world-class instructor and unwind later in the evening with some fireside music, strong beverage and sumptuous food