Hill Stations Close to Delhi

1. Nainital - Among the top hill resorts close to Delhi

Situated at 2,084 metres above sea level in the Uttarakhand foothills of the Kumaon area, Nainital is a highly sought-after hill station near Delhi for both domestic and foreign travellers. Nainital features a pear-shaped lake and is tucked away in a valley. All year long, the weather is comfortable.

We heartily suggest that you take a boat ride on Nainital Lake, visit the Naina Devi Temple, offer a few prayers at St. John in the Wilderness Church, and have a peek at the Governor's Mansion while you're in the area.  

• The distance between the airport and Delhi is 304 kilometres.
• Ideal Travel Period: March to June
• Duration: two to three days
• Four out of five stars on Trip Advisor

2. Lansdowne: One of the most exquisite hill stations in the vicinity of Delhi

The town of Lansdowne is located in Uttarakhand's Pauri Garhwal district. Blue pine and oak trees envelop the town, which is located 1,700 metres above sea level. All year round, the weather is lovely. This location is ideal for meditation due to the weather and the quality of the air. The hiking and trekking paths in this area are also highly recognised. Don't miss the Bhulla Taal, the incredibly informative Regimental Museum (also known as the Darwan Singh Sanghralaya), the Santoshi Mata Temple, and the Tip n Top Viewing point for breathtaking views of the Shivaliks when you're in Lansdowne. 

3. Nahan

Nahan is a charming tiny village that is located 932 metres above sea level on a hilltop in the Shivalik range. Many people choose to walk, and the town is well-planned to manage the traffic. Nahan is a nice weekend destination because it's closer to Delhi and has a great climate all year round with some beautiful views. Don't miss Renuka Lake, Paonta Sahib, Trilokpur Temple, and Suketi Fossil Park while you're in Nahan.

• 263 kilometres separate the airport from Delhi.
• September to November is the best time to go.
• Duration: two to three days
• Four out of five stars on Trip Advisor

4. The Parwanoo

Located in the Solan district of Himachal Pradesh, Parwanoo is a small industrial town positioned 470 metres above sea level. The weather is pleasant there year-round. Also, the biggest fruit processing facility is located in this town. A few of Parwanoo's noteworthy attractions are the fruit orchards, cactus garden, and temples such the Gurkha Fort, Balaji Temple, and Mansa Devi Temple. At this hill station close to Delhi, don't forget to ride the cable car and stroll the timber trail.

• 280 kilometres separate the airport from Delhi.
• September to November is the best time to go.
• Duration: two to three days
• Four out of five stars on Trip Advisor

5. Chail

Another well-liked hill station close to Delhi is Chail in Himachal Pradesh, which is situated 2,250 metres above sea level. With mild summers and chilly winters, Chail is well-known as a hiker's dream destination. While at Chail, make sure to visit the Chail Military School, the Chail Gurudwara, the Chail Sanctuary in Sadhupul, and the Cricket Ground—the highest cricket ground in the world.

• The distance between the airport and Delhi is 351.5 kilometres.
• Visit from March–June and September–November for best results.
• Time required: one to two days
• Five stars on TripAdvisor