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Delhi in May is brutal. I've sweated through enough summers here to know the moment April ends, you start counting days to escape.

After years of road-tripping across North India with friends, I've found five spots that genuinely stay cool when the plains feel like an oven.

• Chitkul, Himachal Pradesh sits at 3,450 metres. Even in June, you'll need a light jacket at night.
• Chopta, Uttarakhand  called India's mini Switzerland hovers around 10–15°C all summer. Barely anyone goes. That's the point.
• Spiti

Uttarakhand, nestled in the Himalayas, is home to some of India’s most stunning hill stations. Each destination offers its own charm, beauty, and peaceful vibe. Here are the top 8 must visit hill stations in Uttarakhand that you should explore:

1. Nainital – Known for the shimmering Naini Lake and scenic mountain views, it’s perfect for boating and family trips.
   
   
2. Mussoorie – The “Queen of Hills,” famous for misty weather, Kempty Falls, and cozy cafés.
   
   
3. Almora – A cultural hub with ancient temples, pine

Uttarakhand has beautiful nature, peaceful views, and lovely hill towns. Here are 5 Places to Visit in Uttarakhand that you should add to your travel list.

Valley of Flowers – This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. During the monsoon, the valley is full of colourful Himalayan flowers. It is a beautiful place for nature lovers and people who like trekking.

Lansdowne – This beautiful hill station has colonial era charm and a sense of peace and quiet, making it a great place to stroll, visit scenic ov