Yet there are distinct places in India ranging from the Himalayas to the Indian ocean, which are unique and beautiful in their own way. Below are ten best places to visit in India, read on and keep steering to explore incredible India.
1. Masinagudi-Bandipur:
It is well known that it is well known and visited by intrigued adventurers to explore wildlife and dwell in the natural landscape of the hills (Masinagudi located in the Nilgiri District and only 85 km from Mysore and 35 km from Ooty is a very beautiful hill station. . Best known for Wild Elephants, tigers, wild boars, bison and leopards, Masinagudi is also a home for divers species such as Gray Langurs, Flying Lizard, Sambar Deer, Ungulates, Pythons, Reptiles, Spectacled Cobra, Red Giant Flying Squirrel etc. The roadways of Masinagudi offer a picturesque landscape and a smooth ride for tourists. Of course, you are in the jungle, so keep your eyes and ears open. Wilderness passes along Masinagudi with every chilly breeze and stories of mauling elephants seem like quite a scare , still stir up an interesting adventure. Masinagudi apart fr, with the Safari ride with the Bandipur park, and catch the wild in action, you can spot langurs, elephants, peacocks and even tigers. om its exploring trail and trekking adventures, is a wonderful paradise of nature to relax away from the hustle and bustle of the city life.
2. Munnar Tea Gardens:
The picturesque and lush greenery of Munnar The town of Munnar The town of Munnar is a small town and a hill station. You will find a heaven in Munnar and atop the hills, feel so charmed you are near Almighty that you will give you goosebumps (well, literally too). you are in India, you The enchanting fragrance of the fresh tea leaves will sweep your senses away into glorious peace. The famous tea museum is also worth a visit in Munnar to learn the evolution as well as the processing of tea and yes, do not forget to grab some fresh packs of tea bags to take home with you.
3. Leh-Ladakh:
Leh is located at an altitude ranging from 2300 m to 5000 m above sea level and is the largest town in Ladakh or the & # 39; land of high pass & # 39 ;, the region in the Indian Administrated Jammu and Kashmir that currently extends from from The Kuen Lun mountain range to the main Great Himalayas. The beauteous mountains surreptitiously peeping through the lucent clouds is a scenery to delve in. Leh with the essence of Buddhism and a touch of Tibetan heritage hosts a spot of divine intervention where you can connect Do invisible the monsteries and museums to visit, Hall of Fame being one visit the Confluence of the Indus and Zanskar Rivers for experiencing that life & # 39; s bliss moment unleash under your foot as you step into the crystal-clear, pristine icy waters of the river. Leh is a magical mountain paradise and is one place you must never miss in your lifetime.
4. Tajmahal in Agra:
There are innumerable sources that quote why-Shahjahan after the death of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal, decided to build her a resting place that would deny heaven on Earth. Apart from this reason, it is The alluring glow of Taj truly the symbol of love. Every year millions of people flock to visit the Taj Mahal and bathe in the resplendent beauty of the marble mausoleum. also known to bask in different shades of colors from dawn to dusk - she glows golden at sunset and flaunts a pinkish radiance in the early morning and dazzles a spectacular pearl white during the day. It is worth many a visit to Taj Mahal and especially during different times of the day. Do visit this spectacular monument raised for the great empress "Jewel of the place" and cherish a wonderful life expe rience at one of the world & # 39; s great wonders.
5. Lonavla-Khandala:
The magnificent valleys, WaterFalls and Lush Greenery represent paradise upon The deep gorges and valleys of valorys of Lonavla can be viewed and experienced at various viewpoints like Lion 's point, Rajamachi point, Tiger' s leap etc., and remind you undatedly of the Grand Canyon. The ride uphill at Other architecturally remarkable places to visit are the Lohgad Fort, Karla and Bhaja caves. Do pay a visit to India & # 39; s exclusive and commendable celebrity wax museum for a new and fun experience. Take on a weekend of serenity and peace as you tour in Lonavala an d Khandala and let the soothingly chill clean breeze of the hills calm your senses. Do not forget to indulge in the famous chikkis or candies of Lonavla.
6. Sunderbans National park, West Bengal:
The Sundarban National Park, Tiger Reserve, and a Biosphere Reserve in West Bengal, India. It is part of the Sundarban on the Ganges Delta, and adjunct to the Sundarban Reserve Forest in Bangladesh. Covered by Mangrove forests, the reserve is a home for the stunning Royal Bengal Tiger and also a variety of bird, reptile and invertebrate species, including the salt-water crocodile. Unleash the explorer in you and embark upon a thrilling safari of the tiger reserve and catch a once in a lifetime glimpse of the national animal of India, a symbol of magnificence and brimming pride. Being a world heritage site, this reserve is sure The best time to visit Sunderbans is during winters between December and February. During the period of September to March, the maximum number of migratory birds can be found.
7. Golden Temple, Amritsar:
The holiest Gurdwara of Sikhism, Harmandir Sahib, known as the Golden temple is an architectural marvel which fashions the style of heritage. It has a magnificent marble lower level adorned with flower and animal motifs in pietra dura work (as seen on the Taj Mahal). Above this arises a shimmering second level, encased in intricately engraved gold panels, and topped by a dome gilded with 750 kg of gold. The temple is a great sight to see at night. feel empowered and feel the positive energy rise through you under the abode of God.
8. Hampi heritage site:
Hampi (Hampe) is a village in northern Karnataka, India. It is a UNESCO world heritage site. The site houses many architecturally significant monuments and royal buildings raised under the Krishnadevaraya dynasty, when art, architecture and religion flourished. Temples of this city are Various deities and excavations of some palatial buildings found in the recent past are a matter of intrigue. This heritage site is sure to leave you in awe.
9. Pondicherry:
A fine union of heritage and modernity, excitation movements in Pondy tourism, for this coastal town where French finesse marries Tamil heritage is a land of sandy beaches dotted by palm and coconut trees and is a must visit while in India. The coastal town with it exotic beaches, cobbled streets, petite European cafes and mouth-watering dishes of world cuisine is a favorite among tourists. Pondicherry also known as Puducherry or Pondy (used to be a French colonial settlement) is a union territory located in Southern India at the bay This part-French town is an exciting shopping hub for women and explorers looking for Indian artifacts.
10. Konark Temple, Orissa:
The radiant sun temple of Orissa is a revelation of beautiful Oriya architecture. The temple is designed in the shape of a colossal chariot with seven horses and twelve wheels, carrying the sun god, Surya, across heavens. With its intricate stone work, the temple is definitely a cultural epitome of Orissa and is definitely worth the visit.
