OT Staff
A quaint hill town nestled in the Shivalik Hills, Barog offers serene pine forests and colonial-era charm. Accessible via the Kalka-Shimla toy train, it's perfect for a peaceful retreat.
Known for its stunning havelis adorned with intricate frescoes, Shekhawati is a treasure trove of art and architecture, offering a glimpse into Rajasthan's rich heritage.
Home to the 18th-century Mud Fort, now a heritage hotel, Kuchesar provides a rustic experience with opportunities to explore sugarcane fields and engage in traditional pottery.
Perched on a hilltop, Nahan boasts colonial-era architecture and clean streets. Its proximity to Renuka Lake makes it ideal for boating and wildlife spotting.
A hidden gem in the Kumaon region, Peora is surrounded by lush orchards and terraced fields, offering tranquillity and panoramic Himalayan views.
Encircled by deodar forests, Chakrata is perfect for adventure enthusiasts, offering treks, camping spots, and views of the picturesque Tiger Falls.
Home to India's largest inland salt lake, Sambhar offers surreal white landscapes. It is a haven for migratory birds, including flamingos.
Gateway to the Great Himalayan National Park, Tirthan Valley offers pristine rivers, lush green landscapes, and opportunities for trout fishing and trekking.
Rich in Rajputana architecture, Alwar is home to attractions like the Bala Quila Fort and Sariska Tiger Reserve, blending history with wildlife experiences.
A serene hamlet offering panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks, Chaukori is surrounded by tea gardens and is ideal for those seeking solitude amidst nature.