Mussoorie, the queen of hill station, is situated 250 miles north of Delhi. The hill station is positioned at the height of 7000 ft. above the sea level, and peeps down the verdant and luxuriant Doon valley in general and the city of Dehradun. The splendid hill station stands astride Garhwal Himalayas, and further adds a tint of beauty to the protruding Himalayan range. Mussoorie has a fascinating past, though it elevated to status of hill station only until 1823. Pious River Ganges flows from one end of hill station’s ridge, whereas river Jamuna flows from the other. Mussoorie Hill Station was neglected for many years.

Nainital is one of the glorious hill stations in Uttaranchal. It is 336 kms from Delhi. Which was discovered by Lord Barron, a Britisher in 1841. It is surrounded by mountains on three sides.The first one is Naina (2615 meters) the second is Deopatha (2438 meters) and the third is Ayarpatha (2278 meters). Naina is the highest mountain among the three.

In the foot hill of the Himalaya, Uttranchal serves as a huge holiday spot for many who are enthusiastic to travel in Uttranchal. If you are forecasting and outing in Uttranchal, Majestic Tour India makes your tour to Almora to view the most pictorial part of Uttranchal. Almora is located at height of 1,650 m above the sea level. Almora is a district of the Kumaon division of Uttranchal. Almora is also called the Cultural Capital of Uttaranchal.

Kausani is placed in the striking Kumaon hills of Uttaranchal. Kausani is positioned at 6,075 ft above sea level; this tiny and serene hill-station is famous for its well-preserved natural beauty. It is also famous for 250 km-wide views of the Himalayan snow-peaks. Hardly some places of Uttranchal present that kind of unforgettable view of Himalayas as Kausani. This place also holds significance because Mahatma Gandhi stayed here for a long time in 1929. Kausani is the hometown of the legendary poet Sumitra Nandan Pant.Sumitra Nandan Pant was renowned Kausani as the 'Switzerland of India’.

Chaukori is one of the best destinations in Uttaranchal for those people who desired a close communication with Himalayas. Chaukori is a lethargic humble village; which is a magnet for the tourists for its quietness and rural aroma. This is a drowsy, quiet village, unaffected by enlargement, free from the authority of tourism. Chaukori is placed in Pithoragarh district of the Kumaon Hills of Uttaranchal, is in the spirit of the Himalayas. The benevolent peaks of Nanda Devi, Nanda Kot and the legendary five of Panchuli are an invariable existence.