Question

name a few hill stations of lesser Himalayan range

Answer 1

few hill stations are -
Shimla , massoorie etc

Answer 2

Srinagar
Srinagar is the picturesque capital city of Jammu and Kashmir. It is known world wide for its houseboats, canals, Mughal Gardens, the most popular being Shalimar and Nishat. The city mainly looks

Kullu
Earlier Kullu was known by the name of Kulanthpitha, meaning the end of the habitable world. It is situated on the banks of river Beas and beyond the beautiful valley of Kullu is the mighty Greater Himalayas. Some of the places to visit in Kullu are the Kali Bari temple dedicated to goddess Shayamla, Raghunath temple, which is dedicated to Lord Ram and is the seat of the valley's presiding deity and then there is Bijli Mahadev temple. It is also famous for shopping, where in Akhara Bazar you can pick up locally made woolens. Then there is Bhutti Weavers Colony.

Manali
Manali is famous for its proximity to the snowline. It is a popular honeymoon destination. Majestic peaks on every side surround the valley. It has a flourishing orchard industry and it is well known for trekking. Offering pictorial view of great countryside ideal for adventure sport lovers.

Dharamsala
Dharamsala is 185 km from Shimla, Himachal Pradesh. It is known world wide for its picturesque beauty. Dense pine trees and deodar forests surround it. It reflects the mix culture of India and Tibet. The colorful temples and Gompas is the main attraction of the place. Some of the places of interest are 
Kangra Art Museum: this museum in Dharamsala showcases kangra valley miniatures, pottery, sculptures and old carved doors. 

War Memorial: this memorial in Dharamshala commemorates the sacrifice of Himachali war heroes.

St John's Church: Nestled amidst a stretch of woods, this church in Mcleodganj is dedicated to the memory of Lord Elgin who passed away in Dharamshala in 1863. There are other places also to visit also.

Dalhousie
It is located 92 km from Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh. This hill station spread over five hills at the western edge of the Dhauladhar range, east of the river Ravi. The town has a colonial touch in its buildings. The architecture of the place reflects the colonial era. The slopes are covered with pine forest. The British governor-general Lord Dalhousie established the colonial town of Dalhousie in 1854. It covers an area of 14 sq km, which is surrounded by alpine vegetation.

Main attractions of Dalhousie are

Bakrota Hills: It is the perfect place for the nature lovers. They are sure to enjoy the beauty and serenity of this place.

A three-day walk from Dalhousie to Kalatop, Khajjiar and back to Dalhousie. Then there is St. Francis' Church, St John's Church, Subhash Baoli, Satdhara, etc.

Nainital
Nainital is located 67 km from Almors, at an altitude of 1,938m in the hills of Kumaon in Uttaranchal. It is a beautiful hill station surrounded by mountains on three sides. Earlier this place was called Chakta or the City of 60 lakes since this place had many lakes. Some of the places of attraction are

Naina Peak: It is the most famous picnic spot in Kumaon, it gives a panoramic view of Naini Tal and the snow capped Himalayas. It's a 5.6 km journey from the town and one of the most beautiful places for trekking. Then there is Raj Bhawan and Kilbury, etc. You can also go to nearby places like Bhowali, Armgarh and Mukteshwar from Nainital.

Mussoorie
Mussoorie is located 34 km from Dehradun in the Garhwal hills in Uttaranchal. It is situated at a height of 2,500 m. It is famous for its immense natural beauty and so it is called the queen of hill stations. Its natural beauty is a visual treat for nature lovers. The contemporary bungalows, beautiful gardens and malls, which are located on the small hills, are the main reason for tourist attraction. Main tourist attractions are Lal Tibba, Municipal Gardens, Kempty Falls, Gun Hill, etc. Nearby attraction from Mussoorie are Dehradun, Rishikesh, Haridwar, Sahastra