10 Best Places to visit in India


India is a popular tourist destination recognized for its fantastic landscape and exotic weather. Every corner of this country will entice you with its unique culture and tradition. The immense variety in everything, be it states, food or customs will put you in great confusion. So exploring this beautiful country is not a cakewalk, but it will leave its footprints in terms of memories that you would never forget.

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Here are the ten best places to visit in India:

1. Kashmir 

Trips to India can be overwhelming, but with Kashmir, it’s not the case. It’s like heaven on earth. God has blessed this with greenery and snow-capped mountains all around. The enthralling beauty and the exotic climate would make you forget everything. The picturesque lakes, prominent fruit orchids, verdant meadows surrounded with thick woods of pines and deodars, lush green gardens combined with blooming flowers and captivating valleys, makes everything so magnificent.

 

2. Delhi

Cultural tours of India always include Delhi as its top priority. The capital of the country has witnessed many dynasties over time. This city of heritage monuments, along with bazaars and delicious street-food would remind you of its rich Mughal past. Today, it has become contemporary and cosmopolitan with so many high-end malls, luxury hotels, and shopping complexes. This place is truly a perfect combination of culture and modernization.

 

3. Varanasi

Known for its spiritual essence, Varanasi is a holy city that truly defines the meaning of spirituality in our lives. Situated on the banks of River Ganga, the city holds a great religious significance for Hindus, which is believed to be 5000 years old. Crowded with enticing ancient Hindu temples and holy Ghats overflowing with people performing rituals and prayers, Varanasi is an ultimate destination for tourists who are in search of spirituality.

 

4. Aurangabad

Aurangabad is a historical place located in Maharashtra. Many dynasties in the past have ruled this city, and so it boasts a rich heritage with its architectural marvels. Aurangabad is mostly famous for its stunning Buddhist cave paintings of Ajanta and Ellora. This is why it has become a popular tourist destination, and you could witness many national and international tourists here. The magnificent “Bibi ka makbara” that is a replica of iconic “Taj Mahal”, will make you fall in love with this city.

 

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5. Sikkim

One of the offbeat and breathtaking destinations of India is Sikkim, which is a glittering gem for North-east Himalayas. With its beautiful snow-capped mountains, quaint little villages, pristine lakes, and vibrant Buddhist monasteries, Sikkim is one of the best holiday destinations to spend some peaceful and relaxing time. You can also enjoy some trekking trails, and water rafting to make your holidays more fun and enthusiasm.

 

6. Kerala

Coconut fringed beaches, pristine backwaters, colorful festival, and rejuvenating Ayurvedic massage- Kerala is God’s own country. It is one of the most picturesque places in India that attracts thousands of tourists every year. Lying between the Arabian Sea and the Western Ghats, Kerala is fortunately blessed with immense beauty. In addition to backwaters and beaches, Kerala is home to top-rated scenic hill stations and numerous wildlife sanctuaries.

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7. Hampi

A city immersed in the glorious past of the Vijayanagar Empire dating back to the period between the 14th and 16th century, Hampi is one of the most incredible places to visit in India. Ruins of this ancient city with its number of strikingly beautiful monuments, palaces, and temples still explain the tales of grandeur Vijayanagar rulers.

 

8. Sunderbans

Home to the world’s biggest mangrove forest, populated with the Royal Bengal Tigers, Sunderbans is one of the offbeat destinations in India. Situated on the mouth of River Brahmaputra and River Ganga, the forest is also home to countless and unique species of other wild animals, birds, and reptiles. Many nature lovers across the globe explore this adventure buff place every year to witness the beauty of Sunderbans.

 

9. Agra

A city drowns in a fabulous Mughal charm, Agra eventually needs no introduction. Seven wonders of the world, “The Taj Mahal” is situated in this city. Agra hit the top place in the world’s heritage sites across the globe. This city is a fantastic heritage site that delivers the true beauty of ancient India. The three gems located in Agra include the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Fatehpur Sikri, which allures thousands of tourists and artisans and history lovers every year.

 

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10. Amritsar

In the northern states of Punjab is located Amritsar, which is a holy city and valid symbol of Sikh religion. The main attraction of this city is the Golden Temple, also known as Harmandir Sahib, which is built more than 400 years ago. This temple is made of pure gold and is always packed with Sikhs moving around for cleaning the place.

 

 

About the author:

Shalu Prajesh is a passionate traveler. She loves to read articles related to travel and holidays. She provides various packages for Tours to India and Golden Triangle Tour India. She also has a strong passion for writing creative blogs and articles about Travel and Holidays.

 

 

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24 thoughts on “10 Best Places to visit in India”

  1. A few of my friends recently went to India and I recognize a few of these places from their list. Sounds like a beautiful country with rich history to visit!

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  2. I can’t believe I didn’t make it to India on my trip to Sri Lanka that was meant to pass by India. Thanks for this list cause I’ll use it as a guide for our next trip.

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  3. Kashmir is undoubtedly the most beautiful place in India. No wonder it is called ‘heaven on Earth’. Since I live in India I’ve been there twice and loved the scenic views.

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  4. I really want to see India with my own eyes. I will bookmark your article. Thanks for sharing this very informative article.

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  5. I haven’t been to India but I heard so many wonderful things about each region. It is hard to pick one region and tour it because the country is so beautiful and rich in history, culture, and nature!

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  6. I have been to India three times and seen a lot of the North. It is such an amazing country! I would love to go to Kashmir but also to Assam, areas that are so off the beaten path.

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