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10 Travel Destinations In IndiaTurn on your Google Translator and say “Bon Appetit”, because you’re about to be fed love, hospitality, Vada Pavs and a hundred different dessert, in a country with 398 languages. India- with its myriad attractions, is among the most popular tourist destinations in the world. From the snow-covered Himalayas to the tropical rainforests, you will come across uncountable warm welcoming smiles. Nobody can deny having heard about India for its incredible offerings. But, this time you’ll be in awe of these underrated places to visit, in India.1. Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan.
You might be familiar with Rajasthan’s reputation for grandeur and beauty, but this fort is not for faint-hearts. The “Bhangarh Ka Kila” built in the 17th Century, has earned the title of “Most Haunted Place In India”. It is believed that over 10,000 souls used to reside here before it was allegedly deserted overnight. If you believe in curses and prophecies, looking for that chill down the spine and uninvited shadows- this is it.
2. Betaab Valley, Jammu And Kashmir.
Originally named “Hajan Valley”, was renamed after the filming of an Indian classic “Betaab”, in 1983. The valley offers a panoramic view of the Himalayas, is the expanse of Lidder River and falls on the way to Amarnath Temple yatra. Looking for a break from the rat race and reboot? This is your destination.
3. Mayong, Assam.
This village is India’s Land Of Magic and Witchcraft! Lying on the bank of River Brahmaputra, this northeastern part of India enthrals us with mystical opportunities and lets the travellers enter ‘another world’. Earning the title of “Black Magic Capital Of India”, it has experienced dark art, mantras and bird suicides. Welcome, overcome your nightmares, listen to stories and solve the puzzles.
4. Mawsmai Cave, Cherrapunji, Meghalaya.
Being one of the deepest caves in India, there are some parts where you’ll need to squeeze through crawling. Come and explore Meghalaya’s cool cave networks and feel the buzzing waterfalls.
5. Puga Valley, Ladakh.
Geothermal activities, stunning scenery, yaks, wild horses, black-necked cranes and whatnot. This valley has the famed “Alien Mouth”, which is a hot water spring and mud pool. Magnificent mountains, cold deserts- worth bookmarking and perfect for your Instagram feed.
6. Kunchikal Falls, Karnataka.
It is the highest waterfall in India, with a height of 1493 feet, in the Shimoga. This waterfall formed by the River Varahi, hits in a cascading form on rocky boulders giving an impressive view. Well, water children, planning on cooling down? This is it.
7. Cellular Jail, Andaman and Nicobar Island.
Some dates would never be forgotten by Indians, like August 15, January 26 and many more. This three-storey Cellular Jail, known as “Kala Pani” back in the day, is a reminder of all the selfless martyrs of this country. The edifice has silently witnessed the most treacherous of gore and inhumane atrocities borne by the freedom fighters. It’s worth a visit to mourn them and pay respect.
8. Bhimbetka Rock Shelters, Madhya Pradesh.
History’s been your favourite subject in school? Wake up the archaeologist in you and take a look at the cave paintings, and fossils, and travel back to the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic periods. These rocks exhibit the earliest traces of mankind and stone-age in India, let your mind wander to the Acheulian times.9. Kailasa Temple, Ellora, Maharashtra.
This 300 feet long and 175 feet wide temple is carved from a single excavated stone. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, whose wall inscriptions date back to the 8th Century C.E., is believed to be constructed by the Vertical Excavation Method. Several questions remain unanswered about this temple, how did the workers manage to carve using only hammers? How long did it take? Well, no one knows.
10. 56 Dukaan, Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
In India, you NEED to book a whole day for the delicacies, bless your palate, explore the spices, layers, and richness that you never knew existed before and feel the flavours explode. The “Chappan Bazaar” in Indore is the Street Food Paradise, with fifty-six different shops lined up catering to every Indian delicacy and maintaining hygiene, less-crowded, and organised.These are the 10 worth-visiting destinations in India, among thousands more. Stay tuned to keep the adventurer in you, alive!
Thank You!
10 Travel Destinations In India
Turn on your Google Translator and say “Bon Appetit”, because you’re about to be fed love, hospitality, Vada Pavs and a hundred different dessert, in a country with 398 languages. India- with its myriad attractions, is among the most popular tourist destinations in the world. From the snow-covered Himalayas to the tropical rainforests, you will come across uncountable warm welcoming smiles. Nobody can deny having heard about India for its incredible offerings. But, this time you’ll be in awe of these underrated places to visit, in India.1. Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan.2. Betaab Valley, Jammu And Kashmir.
3. Mayong, Assam.
4. Mawsmai Cave, Cherrapunji, Meghalaya.
Being one of the deepest caves in India, there are some parts where you’ll need to squeeze through crawling. Come and explore Meghalaya’s cool cave networks and feel the buzzing waterfalls.
5. Puga Valley, Ladakh.
6. Kunchikal Falls, Karnataka.
It is the highest waterfall in India, with a height of 1493 feet, in the Shimoga. This waterfall formed by the River Varahi, hits in a cascading form on rocky boulders giving an impressive view. Well, water children, planning on cooling down? This is it.
7. Cellular Jail, Andaman and Nicobar Island.
Some dates would never be forgotten by Indians, like August 15, January 26 and many more. This three-storey Cellular Jail, known as “Kala Pani” back in the day, is a reminder of all the selfless martyrs of this country. The edifice has silently witnessed the most treacherous of gore and inhumane atrocities borne by the freedom fighters. It’s worth a visit to mourn them and pay respect.
Some dates would never be forgotten by Indians, like August 15, January 26 and many more. This three-storey Cellular Jail, known as “Kala Pani” back in the day, is a reminder of all the selfless martyrs of this country. The edifice has silently witnessed the most treacherous of gore and inhumane atrocities borne by the freedom fighters. It’s worth a visit to mourn them and pay respect.
8. Bhimbetka Rock Shelters, Madhya Pradesh.
History’s been your favourite subject in school? Wake up the archaeologist in you and take a look at the cave paintings, and fossils, and travel back to the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic periods. These rocks exhibit the earliest traces of mankind and stone-age in India, let your mind wander to the Acheulian times.9. Kailasa Temple, Ellora, Maharashtra.
This 300 feet long and 175 feet wide temple is carved from a single excavated stone. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, whose wall inscriptions date back to the 8th Century C.E., is believed to be constructed by the Vertical Excavation Method. Several questions remain unanswered about this temple, how did the workers manage to carve using only hammers? How long did it take? Well, no one knows.
History’s been your favourite subject in school? Wake up the archaeologist in you and take a look at the cave paintings, and fossils, and travel back to the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic periods. These rocks exhibit the earliest traces of mankind and stone-age in India, let your mind wander to the Acheulian times.9. Kailasa Temple, Ellora, Maharashtra.
This 300 feet long and 175 feet wide temple is carved from a single excavated stone. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, whose wall inscriptions date back to the 8th Century C.E., is believed to be constructed by the Vertical Excavation Method. Several questions remain unanswered about this temple, how did the workers manage to carve using only hammers? How long did it take? Well, no one knows.
10. 56 Dukaan, Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
In India, you NEED to book a whole day for the delicacies, bless your palate, explore the spices, layers, and richness that you never knew existed before and feel the flavours explode. The “Chappan Bazaar” in Indore is the Street Food Paradise, with fifty-six different shops lined up catering to every Indian delicacy and maintaining hygiene, less-crowded, and organised.
In India, you NEED to book a whole day for the delicacies, bless your palate, explore the spices, layers, and richness that you never knew existed before and feel the flavours explode. The “Chappan Bazaar” in Indore is the Street Food Paradise, with fifty-six different shops lined up catering to every Indian delicacy and maintaining hygiene, less-crowded, and organised.
These are the 10 worth-visiting destinations in India, among thousands more. Stay tuned to keep the adventurer in you, alive!
Thank You!
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