Reviewed by: Saurabh Dixit
Written by: Aquib Nawab
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Tour and Travels
Take the Delhi to Nainital bus early and soak in Naini Lake's calm before crowds and paddle boats take over. Enjoy serene lakeside walks, misty cafés, and peaceful morning reflections in solitude.
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Board the Delhi to Mandi bus and detour to Rewalsar Lake. Sacred to Buddhists, Sikhs, and Hindus alike, this quiet lake is perfect for early season visits with its still waters and fluttering prayer flags.
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Take a Delhi to Dharamshala bus, then trek to Kareri Lake. Before trekkers arrive in bulk, this alpine lake offers a mirror-like surface, snow-lined trails, and pristine Himalayan solitude.
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Catch the Delhi to Aut bus, then drive to Parashar Lake. It’s still untouched by mainstream tourism in early monsoon. A floating island, pine forests, and cloud-choked skies complete the silence.
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Hop on the Delhi to Nainital bus, then travel to Sattal. Less commercial than Nainital, its seven connected lakes provide kayak routes, bird calls, and serenity before the peak-season noise kicks in.
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Take the Delhi to Nainital bus and detour to Bhimtal before it gets packed. Known for its central island and calm mornings, it’s ideal for peaceful lake walks and early sunrise photography.
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Use the Delhi to Dharamshala bus, then reach Dal Lake (Himachal). Though smaller than Srinagar’s, this Dal offers pre-season silence, surrounded by deodar trees and temple bells in foggy air.
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Ride the Delhi to Kullu bus, and spot Pandoh Lake en route. This man-made reservoir near Mandi shines green under early monsoon skies. Most pass it a few stops. You should.
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Hop on a Delhi to Rohtak cab, then connect via local bus to Tilyar Lake. It’s not far, but few make the trip. Early mornings bring migratory birds, clean air, and mirror-like lake reflections.
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Take Delhi to Dalhousie via Malikpur route and head to Khajjiar Lake. Before the meadows fill with tourists, the lake sits still, surrounded by cedar trees and a calmness you’ll carry home.
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