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Which 5 Places Near Delhi Still Have Cool Weather in May & June?

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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 Valley stays dry, cold, and hauntingly beautiful through June while the rest of India melts.

Lansdowne surprises most people just 250 km from Delhi, pine-covered, and peacefully uncrowded.

Munsiyari is where serious hill lovers disappear in May. Temperature rarely crosses 18°C.

Pro-tip: Last summer, our group booked

tempo traveller on rent in Delhi⁠

and hit three of these spots back to back: no flight stress, no luggage limits, no splitting into five different cabs.

Pack layers. Leave Friday night. Thank yourself Sunday.

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