Best Hill Stations Near Delhi to Visit in Summer

- Escape from Delhis harsh winters to these awesome destinations.
- All these hill stations are easily accessible for Delhi residents.
- Start planning your next summer trip right now.
The harsh winter is on its way out and pretty soon, we'll be greeted by the harsh summer. As a resident of Delhi, you must be well aware of how unbearable the heat is during the season. That's why you should start planning your annual summer trip right away. To help you out in that, we've prepared for you a list of the best hill stations near Delhi to visit in the summer. Here it goes.
Auli

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A skier's paradise during the winters, Auli is also a beautiful spot during the summers. The temperature is pleasant and lush greenery is in sight along every corner. Situated in Uttarakhand, Auli is just 364kms away from Delhi. Various treks are also available for hiking enthusiasts, while others can opt for some nature exploration.
Kasol

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This tiny little hamlet is especially famous among youngsters seeking a chilling spot for getting away from work. It is situated in Parvati Valley, on the banks of the Parvati River and acts as a base for nearby treks to Malana and Kheerganga. Your Kasol trip needn't be fully planned. Just reach there and go with the flow, and that's how you'll best be able to experience this place. Finding yourself relaxing in an amazing forest spot you found accidentally is extremely common.
Nainital

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One of the most famous hill stations in India, Nainital is filled with plenty of summer activities you can treat yourself to. Also, the summer temperatures seldom go beyond 25°C, which is a great thing. Nainital is 345km away from Delhi and is situated at an altitude of 6,358ft above sea level. The city is known for its magnificent views of the Himalayas.
Dharamshala

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Home to one of the most picturesque cricket grounds in the world, Dharamshala is another awesome hill station situated in the state of Himachal Pradesh. You can choose to travel by bus or train, or even opt for a road trip as it's located about 469kms from Delhi. If you choose this as your summer destination do make it a point to club it with nearby McLeod Ganj, which is another beautiful spot that offers mesmerizing views.
Ranikhet

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Ranikhet is a cantonment town and is hence maintained by the Indian Army. Due to this, there is a true discipline in the way this hill station has been planned. Situated 6,132ft above sea level, it offers pleasant temperatures during summers. The KRC Museum, the Kumaon Regiment Golf Course, the Haidakhan Temple, and many more beautiful spots beckon you at this hill station.
Chail

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Known for its exquisite virgin forests, Chail is a go-to destination for hikers, as it offers great trekking points. It happens to be just 335kms from Delhi and is the ideal choice for anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The best part about Chail is that it isn't affected much by commercialization.
Now that you have this list, pick any one of these spots for your next summer trip. It's good to plan in advance to get the best deals on hotels and travel.
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