Hill Stations Near Indore For A Misty Getaway
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Here is the list of 6 Hill Stations Near Indore For A Misty Getaway
1. Pachmarhi, Madhya Pradesh - Queen of the Satpuras
Known For : Bee falls Jata Shankar caves Pandava Caves
The only hill station in Madhya Pradesh, Pachmarhi is often known as the queen of the Satpura ranges.
Distance from Indore: 338 km
Best Time: Throughout the year
2. Toranmal, Maharashtra
Known For : Sita Khai Lotus Lake Yashavant Lake
Toranmal is a hill town nestled in the lap of nature in Maharashtra and is adorned with natureâ''s best elements.
Distance from Indore: 220 km
Best Time: October to February
3. Mandu, Madhya Pradesh - Lesser known Architectural Masterpiece
Known For : Jahaz Mahal Rani Rupmati's Pavilion Baz Bahadur's Palace
Mandu is the epitome of architectural excellence that our ancestors seemed to have achieved. This city is testament to the unconditional love between Prince Baz Bahadur and Rani Roopmati. Mandu also boasts of the oldest erected monument of India.
Distance from Indore: 95 km
Best Time: October to March
4. Saputara, Gujarat - The Abode of Serpents
Known For : Artist Village Hatgadh Fort Vansda National park
Saputara is known as a well planned resort hill station because of the innumerable sightseeing, trekking and boating activities.
Distance from Indore: 409 km
Best Time: Mid March to mid November
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5. Chikhaldara, Maharashtra
Known For : Bhimkund Melghat Tiger Reserve Narnala Fort
The scent of coffee enchants you as you enter the hill station city of Chikhaldara in the state of Maharashtra. Being the only coffee growing area in the region, Chikhaldara also boasts of beautiful lakes, breathtaking panoramic viewpoints and exotic wildlife.
Distance from Indore: 281 km
Best Time: July to February
6. Omkareshwar, Madhya Pradesh - Mini Varanasi
Known For : Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga temple Kedareshwar Temple Parikrama on the Island
Situated at the confluence of the rivers Narmada and Kaveri, the holy city of Omkareshwar is shaped in the form of Hindu religious symbol 'Om', due to the merging of two valleys and a central pool of Narmada waters. It derives its name from 'Omkara' which is just one other name of Lord Shiva. Situated on the Mandhata islands, Omkareshwar houses one of the 12 revered Jyotirlingas and hence, draws thousands of devotees each year. It has two ancient shrines- Omkareshwar and Amarkareshwar. The sacred town also boasts of architectural wonders and scenic beauty, in addition to the pilgrim sites.
Distance from Indore: 78 km
Best Time: October to March