15 x Best Places To Visit In India

When it comes to displaying variety, one South Asian country stands out above the rest. India, famous among many for its delectable dishes, has much more to offer its visitors. Most of today's widespread cultural importance has long revolved around old principles passed down for thousands of years.

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Aside from that, from the classic architectural sites of Uttar Pradesh to the picturesque golden beaches of Goa, India is a wholesome experience worth appreciating. If you're planning a trip to India, here is the list of some of the best places to visit in India.

1. Agra

Agra is a must-visit on any trip to India. Agra has various attractions for visitors, the most famous of which is the iconic and breathtaking Taj Mahal. The white-domed structure features intricately decorated interiors, peaceful grounds, and a collection of other remarkable structures.

2. Varanasi

Varanasi is one of the most beautiful destinations to visit in India since it is packed with intriguing things to see and do. The holy city is the cradle of the Hindu religion. It contains everything one could love and dislike about India: it is chaotic but peaceful, noisy yet silent.

The Old City is a maze of stunningly intricate small streets and the Ghats, which are stairs leading into the river. You should also go to witness the Ganga Aarti, a ceremony in which fire is presented to the Mother Ganges. Right after sunset, Dashashwamedh Ghat gathers a large crowd of international tourists, Indian tourists, and locals every day.

3. Red Fort of New Delhi

4. The Andaman Islands

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are an archipelago between India and Myanmar in the Bay of Bengal. The Islands of Andaman and Nicobar are a Union Territory of India, with a small portion in the archipelago's north, including the Coco Islands, belonging to Myanmar. Port Blair is the Andaman Islands' capital and leading tourist destination. The Andaman Islands are a popular honeymoon location.

The archipelago islands are separated into two groups: the Andaman Islands and the Nicobar Islands. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands span more than 800 kilometers from north to south. It is made up of 572 islands, only roughly 36 of which are inhabited. Only 9 of the Andaman Islands are open to tourists, while the Nicobar Islands are closed to visitors. Non-Indian nationals must obtain special authorization to enter the Andaman Islands.

5. Leh Ladak

Without question, Leh-Ladakh is on every travel enthusiast's list of popular tourist destinations in India to see. Ride on the insane curving roads, get trapped in the middle of nowhere, sleep with the locals, go trekking in Ladakh, and learn to be self-sufficient in the desert highlands as you embark on this adventure tour in one of India's best places.

6. Jaipur

7. Kerala in South India

8. Ajanta Caves of Maharashtra

9. Mysore Palace of Karnataka

10. Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan

11. Manali of Himachal Pradesh

12. Coorg in Karnataka

13. Shimla

Shimla, located in Himachal Pradesh at 2276 meters above sea level, has long-drawn honeymooners and families. As the summer capital of British India, this hill station's beautiful colonial architecture and old-world charm are unmissable. 

Shimla enchants nature enthusiasts with its snow-capped mountains, undulating valleys, and stunning lakes. It also has a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Kalka-Shimla railroad route, which provides spectacular views of the surrounding hills and villages. Shimla's cozy restaurants, cafes, and hotels can also enjoy adventurous activities and local specialties.

14. Udaipur in Rajasthan

15. Munnar

Munnar, located in Kerala's the Western Ghats, is considered one of India's most calm and picturesque spots. The untouched beauty of the hill station is perfect, with undulating hills, picturesque valleys, pristine forests, waterfalls, streams, national parks, tea and spice plantations, and meandering walks.

However, it is Munnar's unmistakable colonial beauty that draws numerous travelers year after year. The hill station was a famous British vacation location, and there are several churches, English colonial bungalows and cottages, and other structures here.