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India is a country rich in culture and diversity, constituting varied heritages and unlimited places to visit in its vast geographic landscape. However, there are distinct places in India ranging from the Himalayas to the Indian Ocean that are unique and beautiful in their own way. Below are the top ten places to visit in India, read on and keep browsing to explore amazing India.
1. Masinagudi-Bandipur:
Masinagudi, located in the Nilgiri district, just 85 km from Mysore and 35 km from Ooty, is a very beautiful hill station that is home to a wildlife reserve. It is well known and visited by adventurers intrigued to explore wildlife and live in the natural landscape of the hills. Masinagudi, best known for wild elephants, tigers, wild boars, bison, and leopards, is also home to various species such as gray langurs, flying lizards, sambar deer, ungulates, pythons, reptiles, spectacled cobra, giant red flying squirrel, etc. The roads of Masinagudi offer picturesque scenery and a leisurely journey for tourists. Of course, you are in the jungle, so keep your eyes and ears open. The desert passes along Masinagudi with every cold breeze and the stories of mutilated elephants seem like a great scare, but they make for an interesting adventure. Get ready for a Safari ride with Bandipur Park and catch the nature in action, you can see langurs, elephants, peacocks and even tigers. Masinagudi, in addition to its exploration trails and trekking adventures, is a wonderful nature paradise to relax away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
2. Munnar Tea Gardens:
The picturesque and lush greenery of Munnar Tea Gardens is sure to seduce you into divine serenity. Munnar is a small town and hill station located in the Idukki district of Kerala state in southwestern India. The city of Munnar is situated in the village of Kannan Devan Hills in Devikulam taluk. You will find paradise in Munnar and on top of the hills, you will be so enchanted that you are close to Almighty that it will give you goosebumps (well, literally too). If you are in India, you have to try the Indian chai / tea. And savoring a visual treat of planting this rejuvenating beverage in this verdant landscape is truly a wonderful experience. The lovely fragrance of fresh tea leaves will bring your senses to glorious peace. The famous tea museum is also worth a visit in Munnar to learn about the evolution and processing of tea and yes, don’t forget to grab some fresh packets of tea bags to take home.
3. Leh-Ladakh:
Leh is situated at an altitude ranging from 2300m to 5000m above sea level and is the largest city in Ladakh or the ‘land of high passes’, the Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir region currently stretching from the Kuen Lun mountain range. to the main Great Himalayas. The beautiful mountains peeking through the shimmering clouds are a scene to explore. Leh with the essence of Buddhism and a touch of Tibetan heritage houses a place of divine intervention where you can connect with your inner being, peace and harmony. There are many monasteries and museums to visit, the Hall of Fame is a must-visit landmark to let your blood pump all that inspiration and respect for the Indian Army. Visit the confluence of the Indus and Zanskar rivers to experience the blissful moment of life unleashed under your feet as you step into the crystal clear icy waters of the river. Leh is a magical mountain paradise and it is a place you should never miss in your life.
4. Tajmahal in Agra:
Why is the Taj Mahal called the symbol of love? There are countless sources that cite why-Shahjahan after the death of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal, decided to build her a resting place that would denote heaven on Earth. Aside from this reason, it is what this magnificent monument radiates upon its viewers that makes Taj truly the symbol of love. The seductive glow of Taj can cast that spell on you, making you fall in love with life and love itself. Every year millions of people flock to visit the Taj Mahal and bathe in the resplendent beauty of the marble mausoleum. The Taj Mahal is also known for basking in different shades of colors from sunrise to sunset – it glows gold at sunset and flaunts a rosy glow in the early morning and dazzles a spectacular pearl white during the day. . The Taj Mahal is worth visiting and especially during different times of the day. Visit this spectacular monument erected for the great empress “Jewel of the place” and enjoy a wonderful experience of life in one of the great wonders of the world.
5. Lonavala-Khandala:
Lonavala and Khandala are amazing hill stations in the Pune district, located in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Both hill stations are about 3 km from each other and can be reached from Mumbai and Pune in two hours. The magnificent valleys, waterfalls and lush vegetation represent paradise on earth. The deep gorges and valleys of Lonavala can be seen and experienced from various viewpoints such as Lion’s Point, Rajamachi point, Tiger’s jump, etc., and they certainly remind you of the Grand Canyon. The uphill ride in these hills is in itself a great experience and highly voted for by cyclists and adventurers. The horizon casts a spectacular rose gold glow over the hills at sunset and makes you feel glorious. Other architecturally notable places to visit are Lohgad Fort, Karla and Bhaja Caves. Visit India’s unique and commendable Celebrity Wax Museum for a fun new experience. Enjoy a weekend of serenity and peace as you tour Lonavala and Khandala and let the cool, gentle breeze from the hills soothe your senses. Don’t forget to enjoy the famous Lonavala chikkis or candies.
6. Sunderbans National Park, West Bengal:
Not a fan of national parks? Still, you should visit this reserve because it will blow your mind. Sundarban National Park is a National Park, Tiger Reserve, and Biosphere Reserve in West Bengal, India. It is part of Sundarban in the Ganges Delta and adjacent to the Sundarban Reserve Forest in Bangladesh. Covered by mangrove forests, the reserve is home to the impressive Royal Bengal Tiger and also a variety of species of birds, reptiles, and invertebrates, including the saltwater crocodile. Unleash the explorer in you and embark on an exhilarating safari through the tiger reserve and see once in your life the national animal of India, a symbol of magnificence and overflowing pride. Being a world heritage site, this reserve is sure to offer you the best of nature. The best time to visit Sunderbans is during the winters between December and February. During the period from 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 that shapes both Hindu and Muslim heritage styles. It has a magnificent lower level of marble adorned with flower and animal motifs in pietra dura (as seen in the Taj Mahal). Above this rises a gleaming second tier, encased in intricately etched gold panels and topped by a dome gilded with 750kg of gold. The temple is a great sight to see at night. It is worth a visit to feel empowered and feel the positive energy rising 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 is home to many monuments and royal buildings of architectural significance erected under the Krishnadevaraya dynasty, when art, architecture and religion flourished. The temples in this city are known for their boundless heritage and superb style of workmanship. 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 marriage of heritage and modernity, excitement thrives in Pondy tourism, as this seaside town where French delicacy marries Tamil heritage is a land of sandy beaches dotted with palm and coconut trees and is a must-see in India. The coastal city with its exotic beaches, cobbled streets, small European cafes and delicious dishes from 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 South India in the Bay of Bengal. Pondy has many heritage sites such as Arikamedu, Auroville, and statues and monuments of great leaders. This partly French city is an exciting shopping center for women and explorers looking for Indian artifacts.
10. Konark Orissa Temple:
Orissa’s temple of the radiant sun is a revelation of the beautiful architecture of Oriya. The temple is designed in the shape of a colossal chariot with seven horses and twelve wheels, which carries the sun god, Surya, through the heavens. With its intricate stonework, the temple is definitely a cultural epitome of Orissa and is definitely worth a visit.