When it comes to travel destinations, India has always been underrated. India houses a variety of exotic destinations with wide geographical diversities and rich cultures originating from fascinating history.
It has several reasons that attract a traveler like popular festivals, colorful scenery, delicious cuisines, and enchanting landscape with busy city life.
You get to see rustic interiors in villages to modern infrastructures in the city. So, you might get confused between the historical monuments and special modern architectures.
Well, we have a solution by listing the top 10 travel destinations that you should add to your travel bucket list like:-
1. Don’t ever miss the bright blue beaches of Goa-
Goa is the smallest Indian state located along the western Coastline of India with the Arabian sea. It was previously colonized by the Portuguese who have been the foundation of the unique architecture in the state.
The most popular aspect of goa is big blue beaches, adventure sports, coastal cuisines, and historical monuments that make it worth a visit.
It has turned into a popular tourist spot that has contributed to the further development of tourism infrastructure in the region.
A personally fascinating aspect is the beautiful churches in the state that witness visitors from all the regions and religions for worship.
2. Witness one of the biggest voluntary services at Golden Temple in Amritsar-
Amritsar is a major city of Punjab in northern India that shares borders with Pakistan. Also, known as the holy city, travelers will get something unique to explore here.
There is Jallianwala Bagh that witnessed one of the biggest massacres ever, the Golden Temple which is the most sacred place to the Sikh community, partition museum, and exotic Punjabi cuisine.
The Golden Temple witnesses one of the biggest self-services where people cook vegetarian food voluntarily for 100,000 visitors daily.
Anyone can eat there for free with no barrier for caste, creed, profession, or anything else which especially ensures that no poor sleeps hungry.
The lifestyle, food, and places to visit in Amritsar reflect the culture and history of the region with welcoming people.
3. Relaxing with nature in the backwaters at Kerala –
Kerala has always been credited for its scenic beauty and remarkable landscape. But, it’s more expressive. The backwaters in Kerala are a rare experience where you can explore peaceful waterways, canals, and rivers.
Nothing can be more relaxing than staying at a houseboat in the backwaters in a peaceful atmosphere. The people of Kerala are very friendly to tourists.
Try the food at the land that grows authentic Indian species by having traditional coastal Kerala cuisine.
4. Relive a new form of spirituality and belief at Varanasi (near river Ganga bank)-
Varanasi is a small town situated along the banks of the river Ganga. River Ganga is the holiest river for Hindus who worship it through pujas and maha aarti at Varanasi.
You get to see true devotion, dedication, and honest only spirits who worship the river. Many rituals of the deceased are performed at the banks of the river and devotees from all over the country visit the city.
You can visit the special ghats, temples, and sunset ceremonies along the river. There are local markets for silk shopping dresses and dining restaurants serving local food.
Recently, the government has developed the temples and worship areas along the river, giving a good opportunity for tourists to visit.
5. Explore the pleasant weather in a beautiful landscape at Ooty-
A popular background of several Bollywood movies, Ooty has a remarkable landscape. It’s a romantic hill station in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu with fascinating weather for a perfect vacation.
There is a peaceful atmosphere that gives complete privacy. The people of Ooty are very hospitable and friendly. You can stroll at its tea plantations, stay at bungalows from the British period and eat spicy local food. The clean air and refreshing scenic beauty will surely leave you spellbound.
6. Visit the snow-clad mountains and freezing winds in Ladakh-
Ladakh is a beautiful place in the northern part of India. It neighbors the Kashmir valley and the Jammu region. Ladakh has some great landscapes, clean lakes, cold temperatures, and a break from the urban City.
It is located near the Indo-Chinese borders and Himalayan ranges, which makes it a unique geographical location. The 2 prominent cities of the region are Leh and Kargil which witness the growth of important medicinal plants.
Make sure to visit Pangong Lake, Tso Moriri Lake, Leh Palace, and the Kargil market. The government has increased the tourism industry by adventure sports like white water rafting, mountaineering, and trekking with shopping at the local market.
7. Travel through the royal palaces between the desert region of Rajasthan-
Rajasthan is the biggest state in India with a different geographical location. The state houses the Thar desert that shares a border with Pakistan.
The rich culture and royal Rajput history of the state is a rare combination. There are many huge royal palaces from the medieval age between the Aravali mountains and sandy deserts.
You can visit the lake city of Udaipur, pink the capital city of Jaipur, and other urban hubs in the state. There is a luxury train called ‘The palace on wheels which is a delight for the tourists taking them through the deserts. Visit primitive Hindu architecture, eat the spicy Rajasthani cuisine and shop the local handicrafts that form a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
8. You can’t complete your travel without the iconic capital city of Delhi-
If you want to explore the culture of the northern part of India then travel to the iconic capital city of Delhi. It’s a historical city that has been prominent in the Mughal era with a culturally diverse hub for people of various cultures.
Delhi is known as one of the oldest cities in the world with popular monuments of India gate, Red Fort, and Qutub Minar. There are palaces and museums with local markets offering a wide range of items to shop for.
9. Travel to the financial capital of Mumbai-
Mumbai also known as the city of dreams in India is a busy metro city of India. The city has a wide range of food joints, luxury hotels, and headquarters of important companies in India.
There is a popular film city where popular Bollywood films and television serials are shot. Situated along the coast stands the gateway of India. It was built to celebrate and symbolize the arrival of King George V and his wife Queen Mary in 1911.
Stroll through the beaches, shop at the local streets and expensive shopping malls while enjoying the theme/water parks of the city.
There is a popular saying that the city never sleeps because every day thousands of people travel to Mumbai to get employment and make a good career working day and night. Not to forget traveling in the Mumbai locals is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
10. Satisfy your wanderlust by traveling to the exotic Meghalaya-
A part of the seven sister states, Meghalaya is an underrated state in north-eastern India. It is situated between the pine-covered Khasi and Garo Hills in the Northeastern part of India.
There are dreamy waterfalls, fascinating caves, mystic weather, clear lakes, and pleasant weather. This is a paradise for every trekking enthusiast who longs for an adventure. You will find some living man-made root bridges that grow.
An ideal place for monsoon lovers is Cherrapunjee with unmatchable scenic beauty and a place that receives one of the highest rainfall in the world. Explore tribal life, walk in the beautiful forests and relive the authentic nature with delicious local meals.
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