Dalhousie

Dalhousie is a colonial-era hill station in Himachal Pradesh, named after the British Viceroy who established it as a summer retreat. Unlike busier towns, Dalhousie has stayed small and sleepy, its ridges dotted with stone churches and charming Dalhousie hotels in the style of Scottish villas. The town offers views of the Pir Panjal range and serves as the gateway to the famous Dalhousie Khajjiar meadows. Key places to visit in Dalhousie in 2 days would include slow walks along Subhash Baoli and Thandi Sadak. It's hill-station India as it used to be: unhurried, uncommercialised, and wrapped in pine-scented mist.