Indian Hill stations are high-altitude towns located across India’s mountain ranges. They were built under British rule, often from the ground up, and the oldest date back to the early 19th century.
Originally they were designed to be a refuge from the blistering heat of the Indian summertime.
The dot in the middle is Pachmarhi! Just 140 kms from my hometown, Chhindwara, MP.
credits: Opus 5