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This summer head to 3 hidden hill stations near Delhi-NCR and escape the crowd. 

Travel to these 3 offbeat hill stations this summer, enjoy a serene vacay far from the madding crowd

This summer head to 3 hidden hill stations near Delhi-NCR and escape the crowd.&nbsp;

With soaring temperatures, people are heading out to colder places for vacations. This summer ditch the over crowded places like Manali, Shimla or Nainital and visit these three off beat hill stations close to Delhi NCR. &nbsp;
<h3>Travel to these 3 offbeat hill stations this summer</h3>
Known for their tranquil ambiance and stunning views, these offbeat and less crowded vacation spots in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand are perfect for the upcoming summer vacations. The pristine nature and peaceful surroundings provide a perfect retreat from the usual tourist bustle.&nbsp; &nbsp; Shangarh, Himachal Pradesh - The first one is Shangarh, in Himachal Pradesh which is a quaint town near Kullu and is surrounded by serene snow-covered peaks and beautiful nature.
Kanatal, Uttarakhand - The next is Kanatal in Uttarakhand which is just 38 kms from Mussoorie and has both budget and luxury stay options.
Kalga,&nbsp; Himachal Pradesh - Last but not the least is Kalga located in Parvati Valley in Himachal. Enjoy scenic views and mesmerising water falls here.&nbsp;
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Visit these budget friendly places near Delhi which are best for experiencing snowfall 

 National Tourism Day: Budget friendly destinations in India to enjoy snowfall

5 budget friendly destinations you can visit to experience snow this winter

Visit these budget friendly places near Delhi which are best for experiencing snowfall&nbsp;

If you love winters and the chilly weather gives you an adrenaline rush, you must explore these places to experience snow this winter. These budget friendly places near Delhi are best for experiencing snowfall and should be in your bucket list.&nbsp;
<h3>Shimla and Manali&nbsp;</h3>
The infamous Mall road in Shimla looks even more picturesque when covered with a blanket of snow. Manali is also known as Himachal&rsquo;s winter wonderland and amazing snow activities can be enjoyed at Rohtang Pass located just 51 kms away from Manali.&nbsp;
<h3>Mussorie&nbsp;</h3>
Head over to this beautiful quaint hill station in Uttarakhand to experience gorgeous hills covered with white snow.&nbsp;
<h3>Dharamshala and McLeod Ganj&nbsp;</h3>
These are two more serene and breathtaking places in Himachal. Visit the monasteries, Dharamshala Cricket ground and trek to Shiva Cafe to enjoy a hot bowl of thukpa while enjoying the scenic snowcapped mountains.&nbsp;
<h3>Dalhousie and Khajjiar&nbsp;</h3>
Known as the Switzerland of India, Khajjiar is one of the best places for skiing and other snow activities. The tall trees are covered with white flakes and everything looks magical.
<h3>Auli</h3>
If you are looking for an offbeat destination away from the maddening crowd, then Auli is what you need. Also known as the skiing paradise of Garhwal, visit this winter dreamland to enjoy the snow season.
Also watch: <a title="Winter travel: Top 5 weekend getaways close to Delhi" href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/travel/winter-travel-top-5-weekend-getaways-close-to-delhi-1670038200783">Winter travel: Top 5 weekend getaways close to Delhi</a>

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday once again expressed concern over crowds at hill stations and violations of Covid-19 protocols at markets.
PM Modi said the sight of large crowds of tourists at hill stations - many of whom were without masks, and no social distancing - is "cause for concern".
The Prime Minister made the remarks during a virtual interaction with the chief ministers of the northeastern states over the Covid-19 situation ahead of a potential third wave of the pandemic.
"It is true that tourism, business and business have been greatly affected due to coronavirus, but today I will say very emphatically that it is not okay to have huge crowds in hill stations, markets without wearing masks," the Prime Minister said.
The northeastern states have witnessed a recent spike in Covid-19 cases. The central government had rushed multi-disciplinary expert teams to six states earlier this month, four of which were from the northeastern region -- Assam, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, and Tripura.
The PM said that instead of asking when will the third wave of Covid come, everyone should follow guidelines to prevent it.
Popular hill stations have seen massive crowds and blatant flouting of Covid&nbsp;norms recently thousands&nbsp;thronged the tourist spots after lifting of Covid&nbsp;curbs.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Also See |&nbsp;Maskless tourists throng Kempty Falls in Mussoorie

Crowds at hill stations without masks a cause of concern: PM Modi

PM slams careless crowds at hill stations, says&nbsp;instead of asking when will the third wave of Covid come, everyone should follow guidelines to prevent it

((Start with byte:&nbsp;I will say very emphatically that it is not okay to have huge crowds in hill stations, markets without wearing masks))
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday once again expressed concern over crowds at hill station and violations of Covid-19 protocols at markets.
PM Modi said the sight of large crowds of tourists at hill stations - many of whom were without masks, and no social distancing - is "cause for concern".
The Prime Minister made the remarks during a virtual interaction with the chief ministers of the northeastern states over the Covid-19 situation ahead of a potential third wave of the pandemic.
Popular hill stations have seen massive crowds and blatant flouting of Covid&nbsp;norms recently thousands&nbsp;thronged the tourist spots after lifting of Covid&nbsp;curbs.&nbsp;&nbsp;
((Byte:&nbsp;Instead of asking when will the third wave of Covid come, everyone should follow guidelines to prevent it))

The PM said that instead of asking when will the third wave of Covid come, everyone should follow guidelines to prevent it

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday once again expressed concern over<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/revenge-travel-in-covid-pandemic-boy-schools-mask-less-tourists-govt-says-trend-is-frightening-1625588291593" target="_blank"> crowds at hill stations</a> and violations of Covid-19 protocols at markets.
PM Modi said the sight of large crowds of tourists at hill stations - many of whom were without masks, and no social distancing - is "cause for concern".
The Prime Minister made the remarks during a virtual interaction with the chief ministers of the northeastern states over the Covid-19 situation ahead of a potential <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-3rd-wave-imminent-doctors-body-ima-says-appeals-to-not-let-guards-down-1626092425487" target="_blank">third wave of the pandemic</a>.
"It is true that tourism, business and business have been greatly affected due to coronavirus, but today I will say very emphatically that it is not okay to have huge crowds in hill stations, markets without wearing masks," the Prime Minister said.
The northeastern states have witnessed a recent spike in Covid-19 cases. The central government had rushed multi-disciplinary expert teams to six states earlier this month, four of which were from the northeastern region -- Assam, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, and Tripura.
The PM said that instead of asking when will the third wave of Covid come, everyone should follow guidelines to prevent it.
Popular hill stations have seen massive crowds and blatant flouting of Covid&nbsp;norms recently thousands&nbsp;thronged the tourist spots after lifting of Covid&nbsp;curbs.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Also See |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/watch-maskless-tourists-throng-kempty-falls-in-mussoorie-flout-covid-protocol-1625726219773" target="_blank">Maskless tourists throng Kempty Falls in Mussoorie</a>

Jams, over-crowding, no hotel rooms, packed parking lots,&nbsp;people sleeping in cars, midway hold ups, that's the story of nearly&nbsp;all popular hill stations in Himachal Pradesh since the state relaxed Covid norms to allow tourists.
While tourist rush is certainly a boom for business that has&nbsp;taken a very hard Covid knock, pictures of swarms of tourists in Shimla and Manali have raised Covid concerns again. Social distancing norms and mask rules are being openly flouted.
As the pictures of popular summer tourist destinations brimming with people went viral on social media, many cautioned that the "no hotel beds" situation may soon turn into a "no hospital bed" situation, reminding of the deadly second wave of Covid that devastated the country in April-May.
PIB Himachal also put out a warning saying "Manali can wait, but virus won't", cautioning people against taking the coronavirus lightly while holidaying.

'No hotels today, no hospital tomorrow': Tourist rush in hills sparks Covid fears

As the pictures of popular hill stations brimming with people amid Covid&nbsp;pandemic&nbsp;went viral on social media, many cautioned that the "no hotel beds" situation may soon turn into a "no hospital bed" situation&nbsp;

'No hotels today, no hospital tomorrow': Tourist rush in hills sparks Covid fears 

Jams, over-crowding, no hotel rooms, packed parking lots,&nbsp;people sleeping in cars, midway hold ups, that's the story of nearly&nbsp;all popular hill stations in Himachal Pradesh since the state relaxed Covid norms to allow tourists.
While tourist rush is certainly a boom for business that has&nbsp;taken a very hard Covid knock, pictures of swarms of tourists in Shimla and Manali have raised Covid concerns again. Social distancing norms and mask rules are being openly flouted.
As the pictures of popular summer tourist destinations brimming with people went viral on social media, many cautioned that the "no hotel beds" situation may soon turn into a "no hospital bed" situation, reminding of the deadly second wave of Covid that devastated the country in April-May.
PIB Himachal also put out a warning saying "Manali can wait, but virus won't", cautioning people against taking the coronavirus lightly while holidaying.

As the pictures of popular hill stations brimming with people went viral on social media, many cautioned that the "no hotel beds" situation may soon turn into a "no hospital bed" situation&nbsp;

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