Everyone knows that Life is a short journey. Then why waste it? So, before returning to the Almighty Lord, do all those things that you wish to. Do not miss anything for which you would repent afterwards. If you are a lover of books, then read what you like. If you love sports, then go ahead with it. Same way, if you wish to travel and see around the most beautiful places in your own country, India, then I must say you are in the right place. Nowadays, Indian tourism is also growing fast. Many Indian travel packages are being offered by different agencies so that you can roam around easily. But are you confused about where to go? No worries, I shall tell you about some of the most beautiful Indian places that you must visit at least ones before dying.
Taj Mahal, Agra
Taj Mahal, meaning Shah Jahan built a crown of palaces for his beloved wife Mumtaz in 1632. Its white beauty places itself to be in the list of 7 wonders of the world. It is also considered to be a symbol of love. Its location on the southern bank of the river Yamuna makes it look even more beautiful. Throughout the year, a large number of tourists come to visit this white domed marble piece.
Dal Lake, Kashmir
Dal Lake, also known as the “Jewel in the crown of Kashmir and Srinagar”, is the best place in Srinagar. The lake, covered with Mughal era gardens, parks, houseboats and hotels around its boundaries. The floating gardens known for the lotus flowers on this lake increase its beauty and the shikaras that take tourists for a ride in the lake are also impressive. People who are nature lovers Dal Lake is the best place for them.
Dudhsagar Waterfall, Goa
The glorious Dudhsagar Waterfall located in the Western Ghats is one of the most beautiful and tallest waterfalls of India. It is a four-tired waterfall with a height of 310m and forms a border between Karnataka and Goa states. On seeing the flowing water from a distance, it appears like a stream of milk rushing down the edge. Its beauty increases even more during the rainy season.
Nohkalikai Falls, Cherrapunji
Nohkalikai Falls, the fourth tallest waterfall in India located in Cherrapunji. It has a height of 340m and is also the most-visited places in Cherrapunji. The waterfall fed by rainwater from a small plateau on the top, and as the fall plunges below, the water looks weirdly green. As per the legend, the name of the waterfall derived from a local woman named Ka Likai who jumped from the fall’s cliff. The flow of the fall reduces in December-February.
Varanasi Ghats
Spiritually enlightening and superb scenery, Varanasi is best adorned by the ghats, the steps leading towards the banks of the river Ganges. Most of which are used for bathing and performing several birth-death pujas. The entire hour to visit the ghats is at dawn when pilgrims come to perform puja to the rising sun and at the sunset when the Ganga Aarti perform. It is the time when one gets spiritual happiness and peace. Also, the sight is worth watching. There are about 80 ghats along the river. Here, one cannot refrain from enjoying a boat trip along the river when the water level is high.
Darjeeling Tea Fields
Apart from its scenic beauty, Darjeeling is also famous for its tea. The tea is considered to be among the supreme teas in the world. Darjeeling is also known as “champagne of teas” for its best quality of tea. There are almost 87 tea estates in this district that covers thousands of acres of land on open hill slopes. The scene when the cool breeze blows in misty weather and workers get together plucking tea leaves is just overwhelming. Just amazing, what a view and inner happiness a person would get after watching this. Hence, a person should visit this place at least ones in a lifetime.
Yumthang Valley, Sikkim
Yumthang Valley is a perfect spot to visit for people who love to see different beautiful flowers. This valley, also known as the “Valley of Flowers” is situated in the Himalayan Mountains of North Sikkim. Located at the height of 3,564 meters above sea level with a distance of 150 km from Gangtok. It is a unique place where you can see the tree line ending. Surprisingly the valley has 24 species of beautiful Rhododendrons which covers the area like a dazzling red carpet, especially in the spring season. The best time to visit this valley is from February to mid-June when you can find thousands of colourful Himalayan flowers blooming. However, if you like to see snow-covered mountains, then September – December season would be perfect. Even words cannot explain how calm and energising the air of this valley is! One needs to experience it personally, then only they can understand.
Are you feeling tempted to visit these places? So why wait then? Pack your bags and move on to see the beauty of India, Incredible India. And yes, to know more do keep coming back to the page.
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