Offering adventurous, treasures, and surprises to the visitors, India is a country gaining popularity in the tourism sector. Blessed with abundant beauty, India is growing rapidly in tourism but there are some destinations in the country that remain untouched which offers the best vacationing in India. If you have explored the major destinations of India, then you must go on an offbeat India tour to find joy in the unexplored corners in the country.
The following are some of the best-hidden places in India to visit –
Laitmawsiang, Meghalaya –
The small village situated in Khatarshnong Laitkroh Block of East Khasi
Hills, Laitmawsiang is the perfect hideout for hungry people for
isolation in the lap of nature.
13 Arch Bridge, Kerala –
Situated in Kazhathuruthi in Kollam district of Kerala, 13 Arch Bridge is well-known for its architectural marvel.
Chettinad Palace, Tamil Nadu –
The Chettinad Palace in Tamil Nadu is an amazing amalgamation of architecture, art, and tradition while showcasing the past.
Tada falls, Andhra Pradesh –
Least popular waterfalls of Andhra Pradesh, Tada falls are tucked away
in the beautiful hillocks and greenery. It is a perfect escape for
hikers and trekkers to a peaceful destination.
Nagarhole National Park –
Under conservation for UNESCO’s World Heritage Site, Nagarhole National
Park is a wildlife reserve that will make for any photographer’s
delight.
Patan, Gujarat –
One of the newest additions to UNESCO’s World Heritage Site, Patan has sprung to popularity in travel circuit due to its Rani ka Vav.
Mawsynram, Meghalaya –
The wettest place in India, Mawsynram turns more beautiful during the monsoon season and looks extremely generous.
Dhanushkodi, Tamil Nadu –
Blessed with azure sea, white sand beached and a lazy idyllic vibe makes
Dhanushkodi one of the most beautiful yet sparsely known beaches of
India.
Karauli, Jaipur –
A quaint town located in Rajasthan, Karauli is popular for its sacred places and houses more than 300 temples. The rich, vibrant, and colourful heritage of Rajasthan, Karauli is the perfect destination for Rajasthan vacations.
So, discover the unexplored best and hidden destinations of India and experience the charming beauty of the city.
India is full of hidden or unexplored places that surely are worth visiting, here are some of them :
1. Rani Ki Vav, Gujarat (West India)
We have only known about the step wells in Rajasthan while there are
more beautiful ones in Gujarat as well. Rani ki vav is one such place
which has a history associated to it and a great architectural style which fascinates even the new architects. This place is full of secret tunnels and routes.
2. Aravalem Caves, Goa
The hot selling
travel location, Goa is full of beaches and may be that is why it still
has some undiscovered places like the Aravalem Caves located in north
Goa. The caves have various historical stories related to it from about pandvas of Mahabharata to Buddhism. The caves with beautiful waterfall are a perfect tourist spot.
3. Bhangarh, Rajasthan
An unknown fort in Rajasthan that has a historic stories associated with it. But this town and fort also has various haunted stories associated with it which makes it one of the most haunted places of country. A pleasant picnic spot otherwise, this spot turns something else during nights.
One the most peaceful places in India which is still not seen as the top
tourist place of India. The forest range on outskirts of Himalayas is
protected forest containing hills, scenic lookout points, a very diverse
flora and fauna. Here you can also go hikes or bike trips.
5. Kaas Plateau, Satara
Known as the “Valley of Flowers” among the locals, this place will
mesmerize you with its colourful flower beds all over the hills. Apart
from the flowers, the Thoseghar waterfall is a very scenic place.
Driving from Satara to Thoseghar is in itself a blissfull drive with
scenic views of mountains, fort and colourful valley on sides.
6. Tada Falls
This beautiful waterfall in Andhra Pradesh in a relatively unexplored place yet. Surrounded by hills and greenery, this place has some very beautiful scenic views. This place is ideal for small trip, trek or picnics.
7. Bhedaghat, Madhya Pradesh
Once you visit this place, you will always remember it as the marble wonder. Not much known yet, but you probably should not miss a boat ride under a moon lit sky in the Narmada River that increases the beauty of Bhedaghat and its marble gorges. This place will give you such soothing experience that you will want to take photos not from your phone but in your hearts.
India is a vast country with many attractions mainly for Travel & Tourism. Many foreigners visit India to spend a memorable and unforgettable holiday trip experience in their lives. India is also home to different types of landforms, culture, tradition, and languages.
Following is a list of best and hidden treasures which mostly remain unexplored-
Kaziranga National Park
Declared a UNESCO Heritage Site, the National Park is home to the one-horned rhinos which attract tourists from all over the world. Spotting a one-horned rhinoceros in its stomping yard is an experience that you can live to tell your grandchildren.
Tawang Monastery
Situated at a height of 10,000 feet in Arunachal Pradesh, the Tawang Monastery gives a breathtaking view of the valley. Home to 450 monks, this is the perfect place to visit for a surreal experience. You can also sit and just admire the captivating view of the Tawang River in the evening.
Ziro Valley
The Ziro Valley is one of the best places to see in North East as it presents you with some memorable views that are going to be etched in your memory forever. Though, the valley is most famous for its three days night rock concert, which is held annually towards the end of September. Being a part of the event will give you an experience of your lifetime.
Nathu La Pass
The name of the pass translates to “listening ears”. The trek on the Nathu La pass is one of the major highlights of North East tourism as it gives a refreshing feeling to every traveler who experiences it. During the trek, you are treated to the views that remain ingrained in your memory for a lifetime, and you get to spot some beautiful lakes on the way.
Siang River for River Rafting
A tributary of the Brahmaputra River, it has inherited its fierceness from its mother as well. It serves as a home to the Adi Tribe of Arunachal Pradesh. River rafting in the Siang River is a major attraction. It is certainly one adventure that you should undertake with your friends. The thrill of the Grade III and Grade IV rivers make it worth it.
Cherrapunji
The wettest place in the world finds its home in Meghalaya. While Cherrapunji is famous for its living root bridges, formed due to continuous rain, it is also popular for being one of the best Northeast India destinations for a holiday. You can also set up a camp underneath these bridges and live close to nature like never before!
Madhuri Lake
Named after the famous Indian actress, Madhuri Dixit, the lake is one of the best places to see in the North East. Though, it was earlier known as Shungaster Lake. A little army cafeteria near the lake serves up some delicious momos, which you can enjoy while soaking the peace around. And believe me, with the calming view of the lake providing respite, the momos will taste better.
Sandakphu Trek
The highest peak of the Sikkim-West Bengal border, Sandakphu peaks at over 11,000 above the sea level. The feeling of reaching the summit is nothing less than an achievement. The trek is surely a boost to the confidence as the Khangchendzonga watches over from the distance, and offers you joy in abundance.
Majuli Islands
The river island is situated in the mighty Brahmaputra and is one amazing place to see in the North East. It is a cultural hub of the region, with a number of tribes calling it their home. The size of the island was originally 1200 sq. km, but it has now come down to just 420 sq. km. due to the erosion from the Brahmaputra. Nevertheless, it’s an astonishing place to witness on your trip.
Dawki
If you do not know about the transparent Dawki river in Meghalaya, chances are you have been living under a rock. Dawki is a town in the West Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya popularly known for the beautiful lake. Umngot River in Dawki is one of the cleanest rivers in the world that you can clearly see the bottom. Taking a boat ride one the Umngot River is one of the things you must do in Dawki.
Nohkalikai Falls
If you haven’t been to the fourth highest waterfall in the world, I’d say now is the time you do! With a mere 5 km drive from the stunning land of Cherrapunji, a short trek would lead you up to this gorgeous pool where you can see the pristine waterfall flowing from up above.
Umiam Lake
Just a 17 km distance from Shillong, this mesmerizing lake in the region will surely sweep you off your feet. If you haven’t been to this natural beauty yet, you’re missing out on a stunning place in the northeast. Attracting several tourists throughout the year, this lake is surrounded with coniferous forests and is one of the main sites for watersports!
Held in the scenic state of Assam, the Bihu festival is an amalgamation of three festivals spread throughout the year. The whole area is filled with enthusiasm and colour, which will make you feel like you have come to associate with the region. Attending this extravaganza is indeed an experience worth having during your trip to the North East.
Talatal Ghar
Literally translated to the “Royal Palace,” the Talatal Ghar was built by Swargadeo Singha in the 18th century. The 7 storied palace is not your usual palace, which serves up a heavy dose of grandeur. Its modesty and unusual architecture are a delight to witness as it offers a truly enriching experience. So, if you’re a history buff, make sure you visit this place on your next trip.
Darjeeling
Jaw-dropping locales, mesmerizing sunrises, the untouched beauty of the hills, the old-world charm of the past, and the welcoming smiles of the local people all add up to make Darjeeling one of the most beautiful hill stations in Eastern part of India. Spread over a steep mountain ridge, nestled amidst acres of lush green tea plantations, Darjeeling stands at the height of 2,050 meters above sea level, thus boasting of cool climes all year round. This scenic hill station is the perfect getaway for a romantic honeymoon.
Personal View
As you know, India is blessed with many amazing places that attract tourists from around the world. It may take your entire lifetime to visit all the beautiful places in India. Your list of amazing places in India may vary from the places mentioned above.
Snow-capped mountains view from Chopta-Tungnath Trek Alok Prasad (flickr.com/photos/alokprasad) – I (Alokprasad (talk)) created this work entirely by myself.
I’ve explored a #Mini_Switzerland of India, Chopta which is an unspoiled natural destination and still unexplored by travelers. It is a beautiful hill station having superb #treks and trails cutting through #jungles and grassland.
2- Majkhali: An Unexplored Suburb in Ranikhet
#Majkhali is famous for its awe-inspiring panoramic sights and snow-capped Himalayan peaks like Trishul and Nanda Devi.
Majkhali is the most beautiful, #unexplored_travel_destination, which is surrounded by the pine, oak and deodar forest.
3- Binsar: God’s Blessing
#Binsar
is a beautiful, picturesque less explored destination, situated in
Uttarakhand, which offers the attraction of 300 degrees of a panoramic
view of Himalayas.
It is a #paradise for those who enjoy peace in nature’s bounty.
God has blessed Binsar with the best in everything.
4- Mukteshwar: The Charming city of Nainital
#Mukteshwar is a settlement and an unexplored natural destination. It is an unspoiled stunning hill station having loads to offer.
The morning view from Mukteshwar is rejuvenating once the rays of the sun kiss the snowy mountain range with the chirping of birds.
5- Munsiyari: Little Kashmir of India
#Munsiyari is a small suburb with an awe-inspiring panorama snuggled in the folds of snow-clad peaks of Himalayas. It offers spellbinding vistas of virgin nature and the gateway of three glaciers namely Milam, Namik and Ralam Glaciers.
Famous for its nature beauteousness, the small hamlet of Munsiyari is a base camp for trekking enthusiasts, mountaineers, and nature lovers.
6- Landour: Royal crown on the top of the Queen’s head
#Landour is a sleepy little cantonment town adjoining with Mussoorie, was named after a village called Llanddowror in south-west Whales.
If Mussoorie is a “Queen Of Hills”, then Landour can be termed as the “royal crown on the top of the Queen’s head”.
