Places to visit in India you’ll never forget

Attempt to conquer the Taj Mahal, go for a backwater cruise in Kerala, tackle the Delhi’s bazaars, chill at the beaches in Goa, ride camels in Rajasthan and join a yoga retreat in Rishikesh. 

No Indian food is better than butter chicken or even street-side chaat, masala dosa, and biryani. Don’t forget about Bengali sweets in the East, Punjabi tandoori in the North, or South Indian coconut curries. 

Ensured with world-class facilities and services in Ayurvedic resorts and treatments, Kerala offers the best. There are wellness centers with traditional therapies, yoga and detox programs in Rishikesh, Goa, and the Himalayas too.

There’s nice weather across a lot of India between October and March. If you want to see the Holi celebration, visit during spring, and for Diwali, come in winter. Monsoons from June to September are best for offbeat tourism or Ayurvedic healing.

Trekking is best done in the Himalayas such as Kedarkantha and Hampta Pass. For nature walks, Sikkim, Uttarakhand, or Himachal are good choices, and for wild life tourism, the national parks of Jim Corbett and Kaziranga are the best places. 

For rural tourism, Spiti Valley Ziro in Arunachal Pradesh and Kutch villages of Gujrat are undiscovered. Stayed at eco friendly homestays in Maharashtra, Meghalaya, and Odisha for a unique experience off the beaten path. 

Bollywood studio tour at Film City in Mumbai is a must. Many You would also want to visit Manali and Leh where several Indian movies were shot, and the palaces of Jaipur. Street art, music, and digital trends are the highlights of pop culture in India.

Spices, Tea, and handcrafted jewelry are the best souvenirs to take home. Also, don’t forget to buy local shawls, block printed fabrics, pottery, incenses, ayurveda oils and miniature Taj Mahal souvenirs.