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Unexplored Hill Stations In India: India is a land of numerous breathtaking places that are a sight to behold. With the proceeding summers, it is time to indulge in exotic vacations to enjoy much-needed relaxation. There are many offbeat locations in India that provide a thrilling and exciting experience of a lifetime. When we think of a vacation, all we want is a place free of crowds, delectable food, mesmerising views and a calming environment. Well, among 29 states and 7 union territories, India has several such locations that hold the title of an ideal vacation spot. Here are some unexplored hill stations of India that you must visit once in a lifetime. 

Mawlynnong, Meghalaya

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Known as ‘Asia’s Cleanest Village’, Mawlynnong boasts an eco-friendly living environment. The evergreen surroundings, rushing streams, fruit orchards and swaying palms offer a breathtaking vacation experience in the heart of Meghalaya. The Nohwet Living Root Bridge is also situated at this place. Mawlynnong is best known for its cleanliness as the waste here is collected in bamboo dustbins and then used as manure. 

Halebidu, Karnataka

Halebidu is located in the Hassan district of Karnataka and offers scenic beauty. It is a small town of Hassan that served as the regal capital of the Hoysala empire. The place attracts thousands of tourists every year as it is known for its magnificent temples. 

Kudremukh, Karnataka

Kudremukh in Karnataka is a mountain range located in Chikmagalur district. It is the home to a variety of birds such as the Malabar trogon, Malabar whistling thrush, and the imperial pigeon. This place is declared as one of the 34 biological hotspots of the world due to its tropical biological richness. 

Khajjiar, Himachal Pradesh

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Khajjiar is a hidden gem in Himachal Pradesh and is a deodar-enveloped saucer-shaped Himalayan town in the Chamba Valley. It is popular for its pristine-pictured postcard environs, beautiful greenery, and places for adventures. 

Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh

Tawang is situated in the westernmost parts of Arunachal Pradesh and is known as the biggest Buddhist monastery in the world outside of Lhasa, Tibet. It is a popular Holi site for Tibetan Buddhists as it is known to be the birthplace of the sixth Dalai Lama.