TOP 15 DESTINANTIONS TO VISIT IN NORTH INDIA THIS SUMMER

15 DESTINANTIONS TO VISIT IN NORTH INDIA THIS SUMMER

North India is nothing less than a complete package trip. It has green breathtaking mountains, scenic beauty and delicious food items to satisfy your taste birds. From Jama Masjid to Golden Temple to Vaishno Devi, to lush valleys in Himachal to wildlife in Jim Corbett to food heritage of Punjab, North India has it all for everyone. Travelers can be found in North India all over the year to enjoy its heritage and beauty. All the amazing places can be visited from Delhi NCR with Travel Art. We will make your road trip worth the time. Some places that everyone should visit in North India are listed below: 

  1. SHIMLA, HIMACHAL PRADESH: Shimla is the capital of Himachal Pradesh featuring lush mountains covered with snow in most of winters, over flowing with tourists because of its favorable weather conditions all around the year. Apart from these, the scenic lakes are another major attraction. Momos on Mall Road amidst beautiful mountains and a view of Clock Tower seems to be a favorite of locals too. The best time to visit is March to June to enjoy Shimla and the best time to enjoy snow while doing snow related activities and sports is between November and February. Some main attractions are Himachal State Museum, The Ridge, Green Valley, Tara Devi Temple and Chadwick Falls among so many others. One can reach Shimla by train, nearest station is Kalka Railway Station, by air, nearest airport is Chandigarh Airport or by road. 
  2. AGRA, UTTAR PRADESH: Part of the Golden-Triangle Circuit, Agra is known for housing one of the seven wonders of the world, the infamous Taj Mahal. This city in Uttar Pradesh has so much that people are unaware of. Some include Mughal Gardens, Agra Fort, Mehtab Bagh, Fatehpur Sikri and Akbar’s Tomb. The best time to visit is between October and March when the weather is pleasant. Agra is also known for its gardens, lip smacking street food and numerous heritage sites. One can reach Agra by air, the nearest airport is Agra Airport, by train, the nearest railway station is Agra Cantt and Agra Fort and by road through Yamuna Expressway. 
  3. KULLU MANALI, HIMACHAL PRADESH: The twin towns of Kullu and Manali placed 40kms away from each other are among the most visited hill stations in North India. The town has ample orchids, waterfalls and trekking trails for tourists. The religious places, hip cafes and museums attract tourists. The best time to Visit Kullu Manali is between March to June and between December to February to enjoy snow and related activities. The famous tourist attractions are Hidimba Temple, Rohtang Pass, Arjun Gufa and Friendship Peak. One can reach by air, nearest airport Kullu Manali Airport in Bhuntar, by train, nearest station is Joginder Nagar or by road. if you are planning a road trip with friends, You can avail Luxury Coach on rent in Delhi from Travel me Good
  4. DEHRADUN MUSSORIE, UTTRAKHAND: Located just 33kms apart, Dehradun and Mussorie are another most loved hill stations of North India. Mussorie also known as The Queen of Hills is a picturesque place with snow capped Himalayan visible easily. They are famous for its historical value as Mussorie is filled with sites from the British Raj. Dehradun is famous for its world class educational institutes located amidst green lush valleys and pleasant temperature. Having Maggi and Chai while feasting eyes on the beautiful landscape enroute to Mussorie from Dehradun is a dream of many tourists. The best time to visit is between March and June and between December to February for snow related activities. Some major attractions in Dehradun Mussorie are Kempty Falls, Mall Road, Company Garden, Robber’s Cave, Malsi Deer Park and Mindrolling Monastery. One can reach these places by air, nearest airport is, Jolly Grant Airport, or by train, nearest station is, Dehradun or by road. 
  1. DHARAMSHALA McLEODGANJ: Located 10kms apart, these towns are famous for the Tibetan Influence it has because it is house to the Tibetan Leader, Dalai Lama. They are filled with little Tibetan markets with restaurants serving famous Tibetan dishes, the most in demand being Dimsums. They are peaceful unlike other hill stations known for its monasteries, churches and old bungalows. The scenic beauty of these towns attract tourist from all over the world and of various age groups. The best time to visit them is between February to June. Some key attractions are Bhagsu Falls, Triund Trek, Dal Lake and St. John Church. One can reach here by air, nearest airport, Gaggal Airport, by train, nearest station, Dharamshala and Pathankot or by road. Smaller group can Get Mini Bus on rent in Delhi from Travel Art if you are planning a trip for Dharamshala.
  1. JIM CORBET, UTTRAKHAND: Jim Corbett is famous for its national park which houses the largest tiger population in the country among other animals like elephants, species of deers, leopards, bears and various reptiles. It is also famous for its huge variety of birds that can be spotted. Jim Corbett National Park is India’s first national park. It is mainly divided into 6 zones. Jungle Jeep Safari and Elephant rides are a must do in Jim Corbett, offering to experience wildlife with such close proximity is once in a lifetime opportunity. The best time to visit is between November to February. Other key attractions include river rafting, Corbett museum, Kosi River and Durga Devi Temple. One can reach by air, nearest airport Dehradun, by train, nearest station Ramnagar or by road.
  1. HARIDWAR RISHIKESH, UTTRAKHAND: North India is famous for its twin heritage towns in the state of Uttrakhand. Hardiwar and Rishikesh are famous of their spiritual value attracting people from all over the world. People travel for days just to take a dip in the holy water of Ganga, flowing through Haridwar. Adventure savy people prefer Rishikesh for its thrilling rafting, rock jumping and camping. Both towns are famous for its food culture and little worship spots spread throughout the towns. The best time to visit is between March and June and October to November. Some key attractions are Har ki Pauri Ghat, Shanti Kunj Ashram, Rajaji National Park, Ram and Laxman Jhula and Triveni Ghat. One can reach by air, nearest airport, Dehradun, by train, nearest station Haridwar Rishikesh or by road. Get bus on rent in Noida from Travel Art for Haridwar, Rishkesh Road trip.
  1. AMRITSAR, PUNJAB: Situated in the most loving state of North India, Amritsar has a following of its own. Home to the Golden Temple, Sikhs from all over the world come to visit it. The Jallianwala Bagh massacre can be relived there to remember the struggle Indian freedom fighters had to go through. The ceremony at Wagah Border each evening showcasing the strength of both countries is a must see. Amritsar has a history that cannot and shouldn’t be missed. The best time to visit is between October to March. Some key attractions are Company Bagh, Partition Museum, Central Museum and Sada Pind. One can reach here by air, nearest airport, Amritsar airport, nearest station, Amritsar Junction or by road. 
  1. CHANDIGARH- The city shared by two states, Punjab and Haryana, is the first planned city of Independent India. The city is so planned that each sector looks exactly like the other one. The beautiful city of Chandigarh is the hub of Punjab. It has many lakes, picnic spots, gardens and monuments. The food ranges to lip smacking street food to delicious food from high end restaurants. It offers popular shopping complexes fulfilling all your needs. The best to visit the city of Chandigarh is from October to March. The main attractions are Sukhna Lake, Rock Garden, International Doll Museum, Sukhna Wildlife Sanctuary amongst many more. One can visit by air, the nearest airport is Chandigarh International Airport, by train, the nearest station is Chandigarh Junction or by road. 
  1. DALHOUSIE, HIMACHAL PRADESH: Situated in the middle of snow-covered hills and tree covered valleys, Dalhousie is heaven for people who love mountains, adventure and nature. It is overflowing with rich historical culture including bungalows, cottages and churches. Dalhousie is famous for its romantic weather attracting couples, adventure sports attracting youngsters and nature which soothes the heart attracting adults. The best time to visit is between March to May and from October to February to experience snow and related activities. Some key attractions are Panch Pulla, Kalatop Sanctuary, Dainkund Peak and Sach Pass. One can reach by air through Pathankot Airport, by train through Pathankot Railway Station or by road.
  1. NAINITAL, UTTRAKHAND: Built around the beautiful Naini lake, Nainital is probably one of the most picturesque town of the world. The adventure of trekking while walking through forested valleys gives a breathtaking view. The snow makes the town much more beautiful making it look like a scene straight out of a movie. The Winter Carnival held in the town is a must attend because of its huge scale of celebration consisting cultural performances and bird watching to name some. The best time to visit is between March to June and Late November to February for snow experience. Some main attractions are Naini Lake, Tiffin Top, Naina Devi Temple and Mall Road. One can reach by air through Pantnagar Airport, by train through Kathgodam Station or by road.
  1. LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH: The city of Nawabs, the city of kebabs and the city of Tezhzeeb, Lucknow is a beautiful city with so much to offer and so many hidden gems. The number of museums, heritage places and historic places tells us how great and rich the history of Lucknow is. Some hidden gems known only by the locals include 1090, a food stall lane only opens in the evening famous for serving soya chaap and tandoori maggi, Aminabad for its chikankari suits and street food. Every corner of Lucknow is a piece of art. The best time to visit is between October to March. Key attractions are bara Imambara, Rumi Darwaza, Dilkusha Kothi and Kaiserbagh Palace. One can reach by air through Lucknow Airport, by train through Charbagh Railway station or by road. 
  1. VARANASI, UTTAR PRADESH: Also known as Benaras, famous for its Banarasi sarees, Varanasi is one of the most important pilgrimage spots in North India. The morning and evening worship prayers of the ghats of Ganges attracts thousands of people every day. It is believed that worshipping to Hindu Gods and Goddesses here will bring one unlimited luck, wealth, health and happiness. The best time to visit is between October and March and between April to May to experience vast celebration of festivities. Some key attractions are Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Assi Ghat, Chunar Fort and Tibetan Table. One can reach by air through Varansi Airport, by train through Varansi Station or by road. 
  1. LEH-LADAKH: It won’t be wrong to say Leh Ladakh is the most beautiful and most peaceful spots in India. The beautiful snow-covered mountain peaks to clear blue lakes, Ladakh has it all. An attraction for adventurous people, Leh Ladakh provides trekking, biking and rafting. Every one who loves Ladakh has a dream to visit Leh Ladakh by a Bullet. The city of Leh Ladakh is hugely influenced by Tibetan people making it culturally rich. The best time to visit is between April to September and November to March to see frozen lakes. The key attractions Khardung La, Magnetic Hill, Shanti Stupa and Hemis Monastery. The nearest airport is the Leh and the nearest railway station is Srinagar. 
  1. DELHI: The last on our list is our very own capital city, Delhi. Famous for being the hub of basically everything, Delhi is one of the most developed cities housing people from all backgrounds and religions. Street food of Delhi has a following of its own. Being historically rich, housing some of the most amazing malls and hotels, Delhi is a must visit. Another attraction is variety of goods available in various markets around the city. Some key attractions are India Gate, Connaught Place, Bangla Sahib Gurudwara, Lal Quila and Chandni Chowk. The best months to visit are between October and March. One can reach by air through IGI Airport, by train through New and Old Delhi Station or by road. 

CONCLUSION

North India has destinations for a romantic holiday, a family holiday and even a work vacation. All you need to do is pack your bag and book Travel Art for Bus Hire in Delhi, rest assured, you will have the most comfortable journey of your life. At Travel Art, don’t only focus on making sure you reach your destination but we also make sure that you enjoy your journey as much as you will enjoy your vacation. Travel smart, Travel Art. You can also get Traveller on hire in Delhi from Busways.in

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