Mussoorie To Coonoor: 6 Oldest Hills Stations Established By British Legacy

Shimla was once the summer capital of Britishers and was built with colonial architecture with serene views and charm of the Raj Era. 

 Darjeeling in West Bengal is one of the most famous and beautiful hill stations of India established during the colonial period, it is famous for tea plantations and the darjeeling toy train journey which is a retreat for the summer escape. 

Nainital is famous for its lake views and historical churches with governor's house which was established by Britishers in 1841 and is one of the oldest hill stations of India established during The British Colonial Legacy.  

Kasauli is the lesser known British established hill station which is filled with colonial architecture and churches with many buildings built as Victorian Style. Kasauli is one of the best hill stations for a weekend.  

Coonoor is a famous hill station of Tamil Nadu famous for its serene views and tea plantations across the town and it was one of the favorite gateways of Britishers in which they built multiple guest houses near the nilgiri mountain railway. 

Mount Abu which is the only hill station of Rajasthan established  by The Britishers which is a home to the colonial Era Lodges with multiple landscapes, views and lakes for a weekend getaway. 

Mussoorie also known as the Queen Of Hills is famous for its majestic view points like Lal Tibba and cloud end which was established during the colonial period and became one of the most loved hill stations of India.