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Shimla-kufri, dehradun-mussorie,nainital or Lansdowne
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Hi akshay...if this is your first solo trip then you should probably think of triund if you want to go for a short trek as well on your trip.From delhi to delhi a 3-4 days trip should cost between 5-6k per head.
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Then you must visit dalhousie, dharamshala..
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If you're looking for something nearby, Uttarakhand would be the best option for you. You can go for safari trips in Corbett National park - Ramanagar, Badrinath, Haridwar & Kedarnath if you want to visit some holy places, for river rafting you can go to Rishikesh, & if you simply want to enjoy a boat ride in a rapidly changing weather you can visit Nainital. But if want to explore more do visit Himachal, Ladakh, and the seven sister's too. Hope that helps. cheers !
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Kasol is a nice place to start.
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There are plenty of options for your solo trip. I did my first solo trip to Pokhara Nepal, which itself was the best trip up until now. traveling solo gives you a whole new experience and a space to explore yourself. if you're looking for nearby options, triund trek, kasol, kheerganga, Joshimath, dharamshala are the best options. all the very best for it, would love to hear how your trip went! :)
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Rishikesh or Manali or Jaipur ..choose anywhere you wish to go
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Hey. Delhi is close proximity to various hill stations. The closest states to Delhi where you can enjoy the Himalayan views are Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. In Himachal Pradesh, you can visit Mcleodganj where you can find a very laid-back vibe. There are plenty of cafes there, and you can also enjoy a visit to one of the sacred monasteries located in Mcleodganj. If you would like to challenge yourself, you can embark on the small, one-day trek to Triund. You can also visit Manali. The mall road of Manali has plenty of shops from where you can buy Pashmina shawls and eat the traditional Himachali dish, Siddu. Sightseeing spots such as Hidimba Temple, Manu Temple and Vashishth Temple are also located nearby. You can also choose to stay at Old Manali if you enjoy a more chill vibe with cheaper hotels. Jogini Falls offer an exciting and challenging trail if you would like to trek. Kasol is also located at a close proximity to Delhi. You can enjoy meeting new friends in the cafes of Kasol, stay at a budget hotel and trek to nearby villages such as Grahan, Tosh and Kalga. Your trip can also include a visit to Manikaran and the mysterious village of Malana. Shimla is another city located nearby. Besides the usual sightseeing spots of Shimla such as Mall Road and Jhaku Temple, you can also explore nearby towns such as Chail and Kufri. Uttarakhand has also got plenty of towns near Delhi. You can enjoy a road trip to Dehradun-Mussoorie and enjoy a stay at a budget hotel. In mussoorie, you can visit the Gun Hill and Lal Tibba viewpoint. Besides that, you can also visit Nainital. Despite being a crowded and popular tourist spot, you can still find moments of serenity near Naini Lake and Tiffin Top. You can go beyond Nainital, and explore other towns such as Almora.
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Gokarna Beach side trek
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Manali is little longer from Delhi but if you can manage to travel that long then I suggest you to visit Manali .. best place ✨
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If you want a budget trip go to Kheerganga trek. don't go for luxury and you are all set for mountains.
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Hey Akshay, as you are from Delhi McLeod Ganj would be the best place for your solo trip.As per your requirement it is a hill station and also a budget friendly location.
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Akshay, there are a lot of places in Himachal and Uttarakhand that you can explore from Delhi. And if you wish to go a bit far, you can also try Leh-Ladakh. Rajasthan and UP are other options. Really depends on what kind of a trip you are looking forward to. Regarding the budget, it doesn't matter which state you explore. It really depends upon the way of traveling. Staying in hostels, pitching your own tent, eating at local eateries instead of hotels, volunteering, hitchhiking are some techniques you can try to save money.
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Hey Akshay go for Bir, Billing and enjoy the paragliding there as a first time solo trip.... Plus Bonus point recently Billing has received fresh snowfall recently you will surely enjoy the landscape from height while doing paragliding.... Happy Journey.....
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For your first solo trip from Delhi to a hillside area on a budget, consider Kasol in Himachal Pradesh. It's an ideal destination offering stunning natural beauty, backpacker-friendly accommodations, and a serene ambiance. Kasol, nestled in the Parvati Valley, is known for its picturesque landscapes, serene riverbanks, and vibrant backpacker culture. You can explore the charming village, go trekking to nearby spots like Kheerganga, or simply relax by the Parvati River. Accommodation options in Kasol cater to various budgets, with numerous hostels and guesthouses that offer economical stays. Places like The Hosteller Kasol or Nomads Hostel are great options for solo travelers, providing a comfortable stay and opportunities to meet fellow travelers. Kasol's affordability, natural beauty, and welcoming atmosphere make it an excellent choice for your first solo trip to the hills from Delhi. Enjoy the tranquility of the mountains without straining your budget, creating a memorable and pocket-friendly experience.
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