<p>Trekking is one of the best activities a tourist can engage in. It enables them to <a href="/top-5-national-parks-in-rajasthan">connect with nature, enjoy sightseeing</a>, and also do a physical excursion. Rising awareness of physical exercises and the need to check out an offbeat location has made trekking a very sought after activity. Rising demand for trekking has allowed the commercialization of these trekking routes also. You can hire bicycles, guides, and gears for these treks at pretty affordable cost and convenience. The two ghats in the peninsular part &ndash; western and eastern along with the Sahyadris and the Himalayas present trekking opportunities in the whole part of the country.</p>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>The Chadar trek</li>
	<li>Valley of Flowers</li>
	<li>Stok Kangri trek</li>
	<li>Coorg &ndash; Tadiandamol Trek and Adventure Escape</li>
	<li>Sandhan Valley Trek, Igatpuri</li>
	<li>Sandakphu Trek, West Bengal</li>
	<li>The Shepherd Trail Trek</li>
	<li>Kedarkantha Trek, Uttarakhand</li>
	<li>Triund Trekking and Camping</li>
	<li>Gokarna Beach Trek Adventure with Camping</li>
</ul>

<h3>The Chadar trek</h3>

<p>Also known as the Zanskar trek as the trek is over the river Zanskar which freezes in the winters. This is one of the most exciting treks in the Himalayas. The trek is also famous for Buddhism and other religious reasons. The trek starts at chilling and them till Lingshed. From here you start walking on the river Zanskar or the Chadar. The temperature falls down the minimum of the region while you struggle with the chilling wind. Surrounded by the beautiful nature, the trek is a must for nature enthusiasts.</p>

<p>The best season for the trek is between January and February.</p>

<p><img alt="Top trekking places in Himalayas- Chadar trek" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/zanskar-trek.jpg" /></p>

<p>The Chadar trek</p>

<h3>Valley of Flowers</h3>

<p>This is one of the most beautiful treks in India as it takes you right through nature as you climb up and down the mountainous trek. Located in the Garhwal district of Uttarakhand, the trek is a delight for mountaineers and nature enthusiasts. In this trek, you get to see a high variety of flora and fauna and a glimpse of the mighty Himalayas.</p>

<p>The trek begins from Govindghat to Hemkund Sahib&nbsp;and then up to Ghangaria which is quite a climb. The main attractions in the whole trek are the millions of wildflowers and the butterflies.</p>

<p>The best time for the trek is mid-July to mid-August.</p>

<h3>Stok Kangri trek</h3>

<p>This is a high altitude trek (20500 feet) and has gained a good reputation for the extreme adventure enthusiasts. The trek presents daily changes for trekkers and is quite an adventure. In winters Stro Kangri becomes an unmatched beauty covered completely in snow. From the peak, you can see the whole of Zanskar and the Indus valley.</p>

<h3>Coorg &ndash; Tadiandamol Trek and Adventure Escape</h3>

<p>This 15 Km trek in the <a href="/maharashtra">Western Ghats is pure joy for people looking to explore the wilderness</a>. The two-day trek is perfect for families, couples and an attractive getaway destination for office goers. The Tadiyandamol Peak is 274 k from Bangalore and is the highest peak in Coorg. Shola forests surround the peak and provide some stunning greenery for the eyes.</p>

<h3>Sandhan Valley Trek, Igatpuri</h3>

<p>This is one trek that provides more than the environment. You get to do rappelling, trekking, and other adventure activities. Sandhan valley is a canyon in the Sahyadri valley and one of the greatest in the regions. On the trek, you will get to see 7the century Peshwa temples and natural gorges.</p>

<h3>Sandakphu Trek, West Bengal</h3>

<p>A top attraction at Darjeeling, the trek is one of the best trekking places in India. You get to enjoy the natural beauty of the world as well as test your climbing skills. The two days trek is good from March to May and October to December and is ranked moderate in difficulty level.</p>

<p><img alt="Sandakphu Trek for people who love trekking" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/sandakphu-trek.jpg" /></p>

<p>Sandakphu Trek</p>

<h3>The Shepherd Trail Trek</h3>

<p>This trek is known for taking you through very distant and unheard of villages in Himachal Pradesh. The trek is open for almost five months in the year and takes you through the Dhauladhar mountain ranges. The trail starts from the outer part of Manali and ends at shepherd&rsquo;s village of Bara Bhangal. This ending point is aptly situated on the banks of the most important river through the region, Ravi. The walk through the thick forest and the icy glaciers will leave you spellbound and want for more.</p>

<h3>Kedarkantha Trek, Uttarakhand</h3>

<p>This 6 days trek is one of the top trekking places in India<strong> </strong>one must do. The trail leads all the way up to 3,850 m of tall peak and through the Govind National Park. You get to see the <a href="/top-deserts-in-rajasthan">wide variety of flora and fauna in the park</a> and peaks of Swargarohini, Banderpooch, Black, and Ranglana. However, it is the sunset on the mountains that make the trek the most worthy.</p>

<h3>Triund Trekking and Camping</h3>

<p>The Triund trek is one of the most popular trekking routes in Himachal Pradesh. You will be left mesmerized between the Dhauladar range on one side and the Kangra valley on another side. The trek takes you through thick forests of Alpine and fir, Rhododendron&nbsp;and Oak where you get to see the streams of water flowing beautifully. Night camping is a must here as you admire the starry sky with the cool wind blowing on your face.</p>

<h3>Gokarna Beach Trek Adventure with Camping</h3>

<p>If you had enough of the mountains and looking for oceans for a change and yet trek, this is the trek to be on. The two days trek will take you through the beaches of Gokarna and fill you with lots of excitement and adventure. A fairly easy trek, it is highly suitable for families and couples.</p>

<p><img alt="camping out with family in Gokarna beach" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/gokarna-beacht-trek.jpg" /></p>

<p>Gokarna beach</p>

<p>Trekking provides you with an opportunity to connect with nature and also get you physically going. Not for the laid back kind of traveler; trekking is for the more open-hearted travelers, willing to explore the wild side of nature. A typical trekker will be greedy for nature and wanting more and different kind of experience every time and everywhere. The list of the best trekking places in India&nbsp;is never exhausting, and we have just handpicked you ten of the trekking places you might be interested in.</p>


Best Trekking places in India

<p><a href="/india">Food in India is a culture</a> that is envied and followed by the world. Western countries load their plates with bacon and which is high in protein but also stashed in calories.&nbsp;Indian dishes, however, focus on one thing and one thing only, satisfaction.</p>

<p>An Indian plate will always have a rich diet&nbsp;with subtle flavors and a mild kick of spice, basically, everything composed in a plate. The food in an Indian plate doesn&rsquo;t just feed the stomach, it feeds the soul. The contents of our food palette are a product of decades of perfection, that&rsquo;s the reason we don&rsquo;t take it for granted. Food is the king of our lives, we live to eat; and what&rsquo;s the kind of meals? -Breakfast.</p>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Poha</li>
	<li>Dal Ka Parantha</li>
	<li>Oats Idli&nbsp;</li>
	<li>&ldquo;Innovative&rdquo; Fried Rice</li>
	<li>Achar Parantha</li>
</ul>

<p>Yes, breakfast, the most important meal of the day. It keeps us going and helps us get through Monday blues or any day blues for that matter. If you live alone and are too lazy to cook everything from scratch every day, we have come here to rescue you with these simple hacks to prepare nutritious breakfast every morning.</p>

<h3>Poha</h3>

<p>Some of us are not familiar with this name, for our &lsquo;not-so-desi&rsquo; readers, its Pressed Rice and for our readers with Hindi in their heart, it&rsquo;s also called &lsquo;Chiwda&rsquo;. Now we have your attention, don&rsquo;t we?</p>

<p>Poha is prepared with different vegetables put into it with mild spices and the&nbsp;flavors&nbsp;that boost through is pure magic. Poha is ready in 10 minutes and has the potential to be a lip-smacking snack as well.</p>

<p><img alt="Indian Breakfast Poha" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/indian-dishes-poha.jpg" /></p>

<p>Indian Breakfast Poha</p>

<h3>Dal Ka Parantha</h3>

<p>Do you have last night&rsquo;s Dal? And you don&rsquo;t want to have it with Rice just like last night, then we&rsquo;ve got a solution for you. Knead it with flour and make the fluffy dough of it. Making a soft Parantha from it will kill your hunger and leave a taste on your tongue so deep, that you will remember it for the rest of your day.</p>

<h3>Oats Idli&nbsp;</h3>

<p>Tired of eating plain boring Oats every day? Fuse it with the recipe of Idli and have a great combination of Western and South Indian delicacies. The &lsquo;fusion&rsquo; dish can be paired with ketchup or a classic Coconut Chutney. Whatever it is, the Oats Idli is one combination you will not forget for a long time.</p>

<h3>&ldquo;Innovative&rdquo; Fried Rice</h3>

<p><img alt="Indian breakfast Oats" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/indian-dishes-oats.jpg" /></p>

<p>Indian breakfast Oats</p>

<p>The word &lsquo;innovative&rsquo; was used in the most casual way above, it&rsquo;s not literal. Whatever leftover dish you have, toss it in a pan with plain rice and some cumin seeds. The product will be an &lsquo;innovation&rsquo; every time you prepare it with a different leftover dish.</p>

<p>The nutrients will resurrect once the dish is tossed inside the pan along with rice and Cummins, the warmth and subtle spiciness of Fried Rice packs a punch of satisfaction for a typical Indian belly.</p>

<p><img alt="Indian breakfast Fried Rice" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/indian-dishes-fried-rice.jpg" /></p>

<p>Indian breakfast Fried Rice</p>

<h3>Achar Parantha</h3>

<p>Dishes will be different all around the world, let&rsquo;s forget about the world and focus on India. Surprisingly enough, <a href="/west-bengal">every state in India has a different food palette</a> as well. The only thing Indian dishes share in our plates is our beloved Pickle, or as we like to call it; &ldquo;Achaar&rdquo;.<br />
The history of Achar and India go hand in hand, and frankly, no one can tell which came first into existence.</p>

<p>We just got sidetracked, didn&rsquo;t we? Well, that&rsquo;s our love for pickle and there&rsquo;s nothing around that is as soothing and refreshing as a nice piece of pickle. Team it up with a steaming hot Parantha and the energy it will provide you will last for the whole day. It takes months to prepare decent pickle, but it takes minutes to buy from a nearby shop and eat it with a Parantha. Now, this was a dish you always knew about.</p>

<p><img alt="Indian breakfast Paratha" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/indian-dishes-paratha.jpg" /></p>

<p>Indian breakfast Paratha</p>

<p>No matter what you choose from the above-mentioned dishes, we guarantee a punch of flavors and a nutritional value which tears through the roof. Indian dishes&nbsp;are packed with spices and loaded with health benefits; we just told you the quickest resources to grab that benefit with the lowest time investment.</p>

<p>You can always buy a meal and consume it, but the fun of making one yourself kicks everything back, doesn&rsquo;t it?</p>

<p>These quick fixes will help you calm your hunger and make you learn a thing or two about cooking. The only thing you will remember after it will be the taste.</p>

<p>The good taste, the bad taste and the ugly &hellip;. Wait, this doesn&rsquo;t make sense. I think we&rsquo;re just hungry and can&rsquo;t think of a great ending to this article.</p>

<p>Let us fix ourselves a great plate of&nbsp;Indian dishes breakfast and come right back.</p>


Indian dishes for breakfast

<p>There&rsquo;s nothing more important and beneficial than a plate full of food.</p>

<p>I&rsquo;ll give you one more, there&rsquo;s nothing more crucial than your mother.</p>

<p>Let&rsquo;s raise another one, but this time; let&rsquo;s combine them. There&rsquo;s nothing better than a plate full of food cooked by your mother.</p>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Heart&rsquo;s in the right place</li>
	<li>About the Venue - WelcomHotel Dwarka</li>
	<li>How to celebrate Mother&#39;s Day</li>
	<li>Show your love at Mother&#39;s Day Celebration</li>
	<li>WelcomHotel Dwarka Mother&#39;s Day Celebration</li>
</ul>

<p>I don&rsquo;t see how anyone can top this. Maybe because it was meant to be this way &hellip; Mother&rsquo;s food takes the trophy home any day of the week and positively every time.</p>

<h2>Heart&rsquo;s in the Right place</h2>

<p>To give an ode to the <a href="/indian-dishes-for-breakfast">prettiest yet tastiest dishes</a> of our Mothers, WelcomHotel has come up with something great, something competitively beautiful.</p>

<p>WelcomHotel is most certainly talking about a cooking competition for Mothers.</p>

<p>But not like the one you may be thinking&hellip; this is pretty different and unique.</p>

<p>Not a &lsquo;cut-throat&rsquo; competition, but a subtle cooking battle. Well, &lsquo;Battle&rsquo; doesn&rsquo;t sound very subtle, but this is how it&rsquo;s going to be.</p>

<p>The battle of the tastes, Michelin Master Chef.</p>

<p>The place where Mothers will compete keeping one common goal &hellip; to make the best dish.</p>

<p>Home cooked food but not at home, this paradoxical competition will feature some of the finest dishes by the best chefs in this world, Mothers.</p>

<p><img alt="Mothers day celeberations in Delhi" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/itc-welcom-hotel-dwarka.jpg" /></p>

<p>WelcomHotel Dwarka</p>

<p>WelcomHotel Dwarka member</p>

<h3>About the Venue - WelcomHotel Dwarka</h3>

<p>WelcomHotel Dwarka is a proud member of the prestigious&nbsp;ITC group and plans on being true to its parent as firmly as it has planned to be the best hotel in Asia&rsquo;s largest sub-city.</p>

<p>The breathtaking views and the astonishing reviews are the things WelcomHotel thrives on.</p>

<p>A hotel with incredible food with global names like Pavilion restaurant and Shanghai. Every day, they feed people amazing food with promising service and love in their heart. A &lsquo;noteworthy experience&rsquo; might be the right term to describe the texture of the place, great food on your plate is just an overwhelming bonus.</p>

<p>The hotel welcomes you, no matter in what mood you come in, you&rsquo;re going to depart with a song on your lips and praises in your heart.</p>

<h2>How to celebrate Mother&#39;s Day</h2>

<p>Mother&rsquo;s Day is a day that should be appreciated and celebrated in a grand way and WelcomHotel has taken this advice seriously.</p>

<p>The exciting and fun Sunday Brunch happens on the same day as Mother&#39;s Day, and so does Michelin Master Chef Season 2.</p>

<p>Talk about a win-win situation, right?</p>

<p>Celebrate the day of your Mother by taking her out and being a great kid to her.</p>

<p>Events are lined up, WelcomHotel awaits your presence.</p>

<h2>Show your love at&nbsp;Mother&#39;s Day Celebration</h2>

<p>The idea behind this healthy competition is to give mothers a tribute to making our lives easier and keeping our gut healthier.</p>

<p>After the smashing success of the first season, WelcomHotel has come back with the sequel.</p>

<p>Although, none of us or anyone in this world can even remotely come close to show how much Mothers mean to us, at least we can try.</p>

<p>At WelcomHotel, we cherish every emotion you have for your mother.</p>

<p>Truth be told, we already know how special the event is going to be special in ways we will always remember, and so will you.</p>

<p>The rivalry will end at the end of the competition, but the taste will win.</p>

<p>This Mothers Day, bring your mother to Michelin Master Chef season 2 at our hotel and watch how other mothers compete to prove their dish supreme.</p>

<p><img alt="Mothers day luncheon" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/welcom-hotel-dwarka.jpg" /></p>

<p>Mothers day luncheon</p>

<h2>WelcomHotel Dwarka Mother&#39;s Day Celebration</h2>

<p>All of us know that there&rsquo;s a brilliant chef in mothers, who has limited her cooking skills to her family members.</p>

<p>The excitement, the fun, the food, and the taste is what we look forward to and promise you.</p>

<p>Be a part of our grand tribute to Mother&#39;s Day celebration and motherhood, let&rsquo;s make this day special in a spectacular way.</p>

<p>The semi-final of the event is dated to be 6th&nbsp;of May 2018 and the Finale is scheduled for the big day, Mother&rsquo;s Day i.e. 13th&nbsp;May 2018.</p>

<p>Bring your mothers, and <a href="/india">witness the rivalry of tastes</a>.</p>

<p>At the end of the day, one Mother&#39;s Day&nbsp;Celebration will walk out with the victory, but motherhood will always stay in with pride.</p>

<p>No matter how intense it gets, it will end with love and stomach full of food.</p>


Mother's day celebration @Welcomhotel, Dwarka

<p>The mesmerizing city of Kochi overlooks the Arabian Sea with its feet firm into the ground standing on the heritage of its beauty. Kochi is a common interest shared by traders and <a href="/popular-places-in-india-for-tourists">tourists from India as well as abroad</a>.</p>

<p>The trade market of Kochi has always been rock solid, but what is making news for years is the beauty of Kochi and the love tourists shower on the spectacular city.</p>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Mattancherry</li>
	<li>Bolghatty &amp; Vypeen Islands</li>
	<li>Lulu Shopping Mall, Edappally</li>
	<li>Malayattoor</li>
	<li>Cherai &amp; Vypeen beach</li>
	<li>Kodanand Elephant Training Centre</li>
	<li>Marine Drive</li>
	<li>Hill Palace Museum</li>
	<li>Kochi &ndash; The Southern Vibe</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Here, we list some of the most intriguing places to visit in Kochi. No matter what happens, these places must not be missed.</strong></p>

<h3>Mattancherry</h3>

<p><img alt="Dharmanath Jain Temple of Mattancherry" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/dharmanath-jain-temple-of-mattancherry.jpg" /></p>

<p>Dharmanath Jain temple of Mattancherry</p>

<p>This is one of the key attractions in Kochi. The name came from the brahmin house, which was named &lsquo;Ancherry Mattam&rsquo;. The name was pronounced Mattancherry by the foreigners, and it somehow became its famous name.</p>

<p>Mattancherry has a vivid influence of Portuguese culture and can be noticed in the Dutch Palace.</p>

<h3>Bolghatty &amp; Vypeen Islands</h3>

<p>Only a short boat ride away from Kochi, Bolghatty has one the oldest Dutch Palaces still in existence outside Holland, that palace is called Bolghatty Palace. The palace is now a hotel with posh facilities and even a 9- hole golf course.</p>

<h3>Lulu Shopping Mall, Edappally</h3>

<p>Edappally, Kochi has the largest mall in India -&shy;- Lulu Shopping Mall. The mall is owned and run by EMKE group. Although, Kochi has several vivid markets to shop in the calmness of shopping for everything under one roof in a stable temperature sure sounds fun.</p>

<p>For people who love food, this mall packs many food courts and has a shared compound with JW Marriot hotel.</p>

<h3>Malayattoor</h3>

<p>Malayattoor is outside Kochi, but a <a href="/plan-a-trip">trip to explore this gem of a tourist place</a> is completely worth it. This pace is meeting place of mountain, river, and land.</p>

<p>The Malayattoor Church is the most appreciated place here, it&rsquo;s situated on the Malayattoor hill and is dedicated to St. Thomas, who prayed in this shrine on his visit to India. The Church is a pilgrimage for Christians.</p>

<h3>Cherai &amp; Vypeen beach</h3>

<p>Another island which is loved by the tourists and is a profound gem of Kochi is Vypeen Beach. Pallipuram Fort is the oldest surviving European fort built in India is here too.</p>

<p>Just touching the Coast of Vypeen Island is Cherai beach which is a superstar beach in Kerala. The calm and composed beach is perfect for a light swim, sunbathing and sand activities for kids.</p>

<p><img alt="Cherai and Vypeen Beach in Kochi" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/cherai-and-vypeen-beach-in-kochi.jpg" /></p>

<p>Cherai and Vypeen Beach in Kochi</p>

<h3>Kodanand Elephant Training Centre</h3>

<p>Do kids enjoy bathing with elephants, or watching them bathe, or bathing the elephants? Well, Kodanand is just the right place for you and your family.</p>

<p>The beautiful landscape captivates your sight and makes you vulnerable to its beauty. The forest is filled with interesting sceneries and elephants make is &lsquo;tones&rsquo; of fun for the kids.</p>

<h3>Marine Drive</h3>

<p>Contrary to its name, it is actually NOT a driveway for cars; it is actually a promenade in Ernakulam. While building marine drive&nbsp;the actual thought was to build a magnificent road along the coastline but the rules didn&rsquo;t let that happen.</p>

<p>The road was converted into a walkway with Chinese Fishing net bridge also.</p>

<h3>Hill Palace Museum</h3>

<p>Hill Palace was the humble abode of Maharaja of Kochi. The Palace was converted into a museum in 1986 with the ornaments of the royal family and paintings still in it.</p>

<p>The key attraction is the weapon gallery and cart gallery, but what takes the cake away is the beauty of sculptures and inscriptions in stone and marble.</p>

<p>For all those who are interested in the history of Kochi, don&rsquo;t miss this place. This is going to be the highlight of your trip.</p>

<h3>Kochi &ndash; The Southern Vibe</h3>

<p>No matter where you end up being in Kochi, chances are; you are always in walking distance from something magnificent. Whenever you ask something about the history of Kochi, the natives there will reply with a proud smirk on their faces.</p>

<p>Because they know, they know what Kochi has given them as their motherland, and the least they can do is be proud of it. <a href="/kerala">Kerala changes you</a>, the state has a different flavor, food, people and the ambiance is just too pretty to ignore.</p>

<p><img alt="Kochi The Southern Vibe" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/kochi-the-southern-vibe.jpg" /></p>

<p>Kochi The Southern Vibe</p>

<p>Enjoy Kochi &hellip; it&rsquo;s worth everything. Everything.</p>


Places to visit in Kochi

<p>It is one city which holds the most corporate houses and a prominent city in India when it comes to professional working people. You might be working in another city but sooner or later will have to make a visit to Gurgaon. Millions make a living out of the city and in the hustle of life fail to check the sightseeing the city has. Bars do good business in the city where people generally vent out their stress and mix around. The city has a lot much to offer than the bars and clubs. Let&rsquo;s look at <a href="/places-to-visit-in-uttarakhand-in-winters">some of the places people can go</a> and in the list, we are considering places for couples primarily</p>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Kingdom of dreams</li>
	<li>Sheetla Mata Mandir</li>
	<li>Leisure Valley Park</li>
	<li>Museum of Folk and Tribal Art</li>
	<li>DLF Cyber Hub</li>
	<li>Damdama Lake, Gurgaon</li>
</ul>

<h3><strong>Kingdom of dreams</strong></h3>

<p>Located conveniently at Auditorium Complex, Near Iffco Metro Station, Sector 29, Gurugram this is the top place to spend your evening. Kingdom of heaven presents a perfect blend of India&rsquo;s art and culture, food, and the performing arts.</p>

<p>It showcases the vibrancy of the Indian culture beautifully and has a multitude of programs such as:</p>

<ul>
	<li>Nautanki Mahal:&nbsp;It is a cinematic and theatrical-styled musical and connects well with the couple. The ballads make the evening and pleasant.</li>
	<li>IIFA Buzz:&nbsp;It has a Bollywood themed cafe for couples to hang around and share some good topics.</li>
	<li>Showshaa Theatre:&nbsp;This is a mix of the great Indian talent circus and drama sagas based on mythology and includes mock weddings.</li>
</ul>

<h3><strong>Sheetla Mata Mandir</strong></h3>

<p>This temple is dedicated to Mata Sheetla Devi. She is the wife of Guru Dronacharya who played a pivotal role in Mahabharata as the teacher of the Pandavas and Kauravas. As per legend, she devoted herself to treating kids suffering from smallpox and got the name of &ldquo;Maa&rdquo; affectionately.</p>

<p>As you spend your time here, you may <a href="/uttar-pradesh">get a chance to listen to the folk stories</a> of how the goddess was moved from Keshopur and established here and many more.</p>

<h3><strong>Sultanpur National Park Bird Sanctuary</strong></h3>

<p><img alt="Sultanpur National Park Bird Sanctuary - a must visit for tourists in Gurgaon" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/sultanpur-national-park-bird-sanctuary.jpg" /></p>

<p><strong>Sultanpur National Park Bird Sanctuary</strong></p>

<p>Sultanpur National Park Bird Sanctuary</p>

<p>Located just 15 km from Gurgaon is the Sultanpur bird sanctuary for bird watching and bird lovers. It was declared a national park in 1991 and is named after the Chauhan Rajput raja Sultan Singh Chauhan. The Haryana government has done a good job in maintaining the park with a good amount of environment supportive work is done here.</p>

<p>It is ideal to visit in winters when the migratory birds come in thousands and make it their home for the next few months. The sanctuary is closed from 01 April to 30 September.</p>

<h3>Leisure Valley Park</h3>

<p>Situated right in the middle of the city, it is a quick getaway from all the noise surrounding you. It has a jogger&rsquo;s park and sandpit area for kids and does not get crowded in evenings or weekends. It has a nice musical fountain too for people to enjoy making leisure Valley Park as a preferred destination for families and couples.</p>

<p>The park does not have any entry fee and is open from 5 AM to 10 PM.</p>

<p><img alt="Leisure Valley Park, Gurgaon" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/leisure-valley-park-in-gurgaon.jpg" /></p>

<p>Leisure Valley Park, Gurgaon</p>

<h3>Museum of Folk and Tribal Art</h3>

<p>If you have taste for aesthetic arts this is the place to be and explore the past. Founded by K.C. Aryan, a multi-talented historian the place has garnered a good following and prestige. Check the colorful and mystic masks from the south and the paintings of Rajasthan.</p>

<h3>DLF Cyber Hub</h3>

<p>This is one of the most happening places in Gurugram&nbsp;with lots of parties and chilling out places. There are plenty of good fine dining restaurants and bar here for families, couples, and party lovers.</p>

<p>The place is crowded in the evening with lots of activities happening around.</p>

<h3>Damdama Lake, Gurgaon</h3>

<p><img alt="Damdama Lake, Gurgaon" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/damdama-lake-gurgaon.jpg" /></p>

<p>Damdama Lake, Gurgaon</p>

<p>Just 20 Km away from Gurgaon with Aravalli as backdrops and uneven terrain, the lake is a top place for the picninc. There are nearly 200 varieties of birds to be found here making the evening more cheerful and memorable. The water levels rise as high as 50 feet during monsoon seasons and you can <a href="/places-to-visit-in-uttarakhand-in-winters">see a good crowd here enjoying nature</a>, away from the daily bustles of city life.</p>

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Amazing places to visit in Gurgaon for couples

<p>North India is a paradise when it comes to <a href="/best-trekking-places-in-india">mountain lovers and adventure enthusiasts</a> with almost all kind of activities operational here. Home to the mighty Himalayas and the vast plains, north India provides rich and diverse options for tourism and sports. Each destination has its own seasonality but overall there is something always available for tourism.</p>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Kashmir Region
	<ul>
		<li>Jammu</li>
		<li>Leh Ladakh Valley</li>
		<li>Kashmir Valley</li>
	</ul>
	</li>
	<li>Dharamshala and Mcleodganj- Himachal Pradesh</li>
	<li>Dalhousie</li>
	<li>Haridwar and&nbsp;Rishikesh</li>
	<li>Shimla</li>
	<li>Varanasi</li>
	<li>Amritsar</li>
	<li>Agra</li>
	<li>Delhi</li>
	<li>Lucknow and Allahabad</li>
</ul>

<h3>Kashmir Region</h3>

<p>The region can be divided into three&nbsp;categories.</p>

<h3>Jammu</h3>

<p>This is the winter capital of the state as the higher mountain terrain shuts down completely in the harsh weather. The best tourist places to visit here are</p>

<ul>
	<li>Vaishno Devi &ndash; the holy shrine for Hindus attracting millions of visitors every year.</li>
	<li>Patniptop which is a calm and serene hill station</li>
	<li>Bhaderwah which is another hill station owned by nature</li>
	<li>Mansar Lake which is a mile by half a mile in dimension and is surrounded by lush greenery and</li>
	<li>Other places like Bhaderwah, Poonch, Bhimgarh Fort, Ramnagar Fort, Mantalai and Shivkori</li>
</ul>

<p><img alt="Kashmir Valley" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/kashmir-valley.jpg" /></p>

<p>Kashmir Valley</p>

<h3>Leh Ladakh Valley</h3>

<p>This is the <a href="/best-places-to-visit-in-ladakh">top destination for bikers</a> who drive the whole way, mostly from Chandigarh. The region also has river Indus with the mountains above the minimum height of 5000 feet and reaching up to 23000 feet. The top sightseeing in the region are:</p>

<ul>
	<li>Leh valley with its monastery</li>
	<li>Pangong lake divided between India and China and known for its serenity</li>
	<li>Nubra Valley in the towns of Deskit and Hundar</li>
	<li>Lake Morir which is one of the highest and largest lakes</li>
	<li>Some other regions are Zanskar, Suru valley, Drass</li>
</ul>

<p><img alt="Ladakh Valley" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/ladakh-valley.jpg" /></p>

<p>Ladakh Valley</p>

<h3>Kashmir Valley</h3>

<p>This part of the state is known for its gardens, lakes and beautiful landscapes. It also has some very important shrines for both Hindus and Buddhists. Some of the top sightseeing places here are:</p>

<ul>
	<li>Amarnath temple, Martand Sun temple, Shankaracharya temple Hari Parbat all of which hold important places in Hinduism and Buddhism.</li>
	<li>Hill stations like Pahalgam, Sonmarg, Yusmarg, Gulmarg and many more</li>
	<li>Dal lake where you can hire the shikar to enjoy</li>
	<li>Srinagar which is the summer capital of the state</li>
</ul>

<h3>Dharamshala and Mcleodganj- Himachal Pradesh</h3>

<p>The two hill stations are known for their scenic beauty and mesmerizing views of the Dhauladhar Ranges. Mcleodganj which is 9 KM above Dharamshala is known for its cool caf&eacute; and adventurous life.</p>

<p>The two hill stations have good trekking routes, temples and monasteries, and waterfalls beside the lush green scenery around.</p>

<p><img alt="Camping in Dharamshala" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/camping-in-dharamshala.jpg" /></p>

<p>Camping in Dharamshala</p>

<h3>Dalhousie</h3>

<p>This is a very calm kind of getaway preferred by honeymooners, photographers, nature lovers, and trekkers among others. 80 Km away from the nearest railway station Pathankot, the hill station attracts a high number of tourists every year. The <a href="/dalhousie">top sightseeing places in the region</a> are Chamba, Khajjiar, Dainkund Peak, Kalatop Wild Reserve, Panchpula, and St. Francis Catholic Church.</p>

<h3>Haridwar and&nbsp;Rishikesh</h3>

<p>Rishikesh &ndash; water rafting</p>

<p>Second, only to Varanasi, Haridwar means &ldquo;gateway to the lord&rdquo;<strong>.&nbsp;</strong>Haridwar and Rishikesh are a weird mix of religion, spiritualism, and adventure. Known for the evening prayers at the Har ki Pauri ghat, river rafting from Rishikesh, shopping, and sightseeing; the twin hill stations attract a high number of tourists every year.</p>

<p><img alt="Tapovan Rishikesh Uttarakhand" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/tapovan-rishikesh-uttarakhand.jpg" /></p>

<p>Tapovan Rishikesh Uttarakhand</p>

<h3>Shimla</h3>

<p>This is a kind of weekend getaway for people in Delhi and Gurgaon and sometimes can be overly crowded. In winters the mountains are covered in snow and the mall road busts with traffic. The hill station is n ideal choice for honeymooners.</p>

<h3>Varanasi</h3>

<p>The might Ganges show their full might here and the city is the top place for Hindus. Evening aartis of the Ganges are the top attraction here attended by thousands of people. You might also want to visit Manikarnika ghat where dead bodies are given the final rights and quite spiritual in nature.</p>

<p>Varanasi is also home to the Dhamek Stupa at Sarnath which is just 13 Km away from Varanasi and holds a prominent place in Buddhism.</p>

<h3>Amritsar</h3>

<p>This bustling city is has a good crowd of people around the year and is known for its good delicacies. <a href="/punjab">Golden temple the holiest shrine for the Sikhs</a> is the top location and comes to its flow glow in the evening and is highly recommended. Apart from this the Jallianwallah Bagh and the Wagah border close by are other top destinations one could visit.</p>

<p><img alt="Golden Temple Amritsar, Punjab" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/golden-temple-amritsar.jpg" /></p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<h3>Agra</h3>

<p>Yes, this is where Taj Mahal is located. Easily accessible from Delhi through the Taj Expressway, Taj Mahal is one of the must-see destinations in India. Apart from that, you might also want to visit Agra Fort, Tomb of Itimad-Ud-Daula, and Fatehpur Sikri which hold important places in history.</p>

<p><img alt="Taj Mahal Agra" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/taj-mahal-agra-uttar-pradesh.jpg" /></p>

<p>Taj Mahal Agra</p>

<h3>Delhi</h3>

<p>The capital city has more to it than the never-ending political drama emanating from it. Known for its highly peculiar eating places and the nightlife, Delhi has something for everyone. Some places you would like to see here are Red Fort, Lotus Temple, Qutub Minar, Lodhi Garden, Humayun&rsquo;s Tomb, India gate, and Rashtrapati Bhavan. These locations showcase history in a very contemporary manner and you can admire the charm the city always had.</p>

<h3>Lucknow and Allahabad</h3>

<p>The two cities in North India hold on to the true Indian traditions very firmly and follow in practice. Indian way of dressing, conversations, respect and everything else can still be admired by the people here. Besides the tradition, they hold the religious and historic values also for tourists to admire.</p>

<p>In Allahabad, you can visit Khusro Bagh, Triveni Sangam, and Swaraj Bhavan while in Lucknow you can visit Imambara, Rumi Darwaza, The Residency.</p>

<p>If we were to make a list of the best tourist places in north India, the list would be really big and so we have compiled just the top places for you to visit. A true mix of history, religion, adventure and nature, <a href="/uttar-pradesh">north India has something for everyone</a> and you just need to know when to go where. So have fun while in the northern part of the country.</p>


Best tourist places in North India

<p>&ldquo;I asked my soul: what is Delhi locality? She replied the world is the body and Delhi locality is its life.&rdquo;</p>

<p>Delhi capital of our country is one of the metropolitan city rich and varied in culture. And living in Delhi is again the most awesome experience. People living here are now habitual of its culture and ethnicity. <a href="/delhi">The lifestyle of Delhi</a> is actually very different from those of other cities or states and actually very free and cool one side and in very hurry burry on the other. Delhi is not only popular for its tourist spot&nbsp;but also for its food especially the street food and street shopping. Once you start living here you actually become its local and you get used to its lifestyle, metro, food, tourist spots, its culture, its audacity.</p>

<blockquote>Delhi belongs to everyone who lives in it. But no one belongs to Delhi.</blockquote>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>When DTC and Metro becomes your life and time saver</li>
	<li>What if you have a few pennies in your hand and you are too hungry.</li>
	<li>Shree Guru Bangla Sahib</li>
	<li>In Delhi Locality and not visited University campuses</li>
	<li>Delhi is the best place to shop and eat</li>
	<li>The famous Roads, Streets, and Colonies</li>
</ul>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<h3>When DTC and Metro becomes your life and time saver</h3>

<p>Yeah that&rsquo;s true if you are living in Delhi locality then the most convenient mode of traveling comes when we travel through metros which are really safe as well saves a lot of time of the people especially the daily travelers and it goes same with&nbsp;DTC&nbsp; buses which are far more economical.</p>

<h3>What if you have a few pennies in your hand and you are too hungry.</h3>

<p>When it comes to hunger &ldquo;Delhi is definitely a foodie&rsquo;s paradise&rdquo;. Street Food is definitely the specialty of Delhi. If you just have 100-200 rupees in your hand you can eat till your tummy says no but you still want to eat. Whether its parathe wali gali , khan chacha, Dilli haat, bittu tikki wala, Dolma aunty ke momos, Salim&rsquo;s kabab, and the list goes on.</p>

<p><img alt="Tourism in Delhi" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/qutub-minar-delhi.jpg" /></p>

<p>Qutub Minar, Delhi</p>

<h3>Shree Guru Bangla Sahib</h3>

<p>If we talk about spirituality one of the most pious places in Delhi suburbs is Bangla Sahib which is the biggest Gurudwara of Delhi as we know Delhi is the base home of Sikhs and Punjabis. It is just not famous because it is the biggest gurudwara but because of its LANGAR. People in wide number despite their religion their class come here to serve other people in different ways.</p>

<h3>In Delhi Locality and not visited University campuses</h3>

<p>The way Delhi is famous for its food and all Delhi University adds charm to it. If you are in Delhi and you don&rsquo;t visit the North Campus you did nothing especially if you are a college going student. The lifestyle of students there is totally different from that of others. So if you haven&rsquo;t visited you need to folks.</p>

<h3>Delhi is the best place to shop and eat</h3>

<p>The way street food is famous in Delhi the same way the street shopping is a craze there especially for girls. Whether it comes to footwear, clothes (any type), accessories go visit Sarojini Nagar Market, Janpath, Lajpat Nagar, Atta market Noida and again the never-ending list. Go and shop shopaholics.</p>

<p>If you are in Delhi and not visited the famous tourist places&nbsp;then it&rsquo;s not worth it.</p>

<p>From the ancient time, Delhi is famous for its monuments whether it is Qutub Minar, Jantar Mantar, Agrasen ki Bowli, red fort, India Gate, Rashtrapati Bhawan, Humayun&rsquo;s tomb, Akshardham temple and so on and so forth. These places really add glory and charm to Delhi and making it <a href="/india">one of the favorite tourist spots for the people</a> all over the world.</p>

<h3>The famous Roads, Streets, and Colonies</h3>

<p><img alt="Sightseeing in Delhi - Humayun's Tomb" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/humaun's-tomb-delhi.jpg" /></p>

<p>Humayun&#39;s Tomb, Delhi</p>

<p>It is quite strange but Delhi is famous for its roads. Yes, folks, you read it right. Also, few of the names of the &ldquo;Roads&rdquo; and &ldquo; streets&rdquo; in Delhi are also kept after the name of famous emperors. Few of the famous roads are &ldquo;Aurangzeb road, Akhbar Road, Tees Hazari Marg, Safdarganj road, Racecourse road and colonies like &ldquo;friends colony, Lutyens Bungalow zones, Panchsheel Colony&rdquo; and so on.</p>

<p>Delhi&#39;s locality is not just famous for the things mentioned above but it is actually a place where people from different areas and region, different religion, caste, creed lives here.</p>

<blockquote>That&rsquo;s Delhi. When life gets too much for you all you need to spend an hour at Nigambodh Ghat, watch the dead being put to flames and hear their kind wail for them, and then come home and down a couple of pegs of whiskey. In Delhi, death and drink make life worth living.&rdquo; -khushwant Singh</blockquote>


Delhi from the eyes of a local

<p>Uttarakhand also was known as &ldquo;Devbhoomi&rdquo; (Land of Gods) for the religious destinations found here. The state stands under the shadow and protection of Himalayas and bordered by Nepal in the north. It has a total of 13 districts and divided into two regions Garhwal and Kumaon. Uttarakhand attracts a high number of tourists and religious people every year. Being close to the Himalayas, the northern part of the country becomes pretty cold in winters and the tourism takes a hit. And yet there are <a href="/uttarakhand">places in Uttarakhand that become more majestic</a>, more serene and more breathtaking in winter than ever. They have that wow moment the tourists always look for.</p>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Auli</li>
	<li>Corbett National Park</li>
	<li>Dehradun and Mussoorie</li>
	<li>Munsiyari</li>
	<li>Nainital</li>
</ul>

<h3>&nbsp;</h3>

<h3>Auli</h3>

<p>In the Garhwal region and the Chamoli district, Auli is known for the winter sports and hosted the first SAF winter games in 2011. Tourists flock here for skiing and other adventure activities with the conditions being compared to that of the international level by many foreigners. Auli is actually called as &ldquo;Bugyal&rdquo; which is meadow in common language. The meadows turn to white sheets of snow in winter for the tourists to enjoy. Auli also has good accommodation facilities along with a nearby town Joshimath.</p>

<p>From Jan to March Auli becomes highly ideal for skiing with the deodar and the oak trees reducing the wind speed and helping the skiers here. The dawn as seen from Nanda Devi, the clear night sky with the snow drifting and the cold breeze hitting you in the face is all you would remember for the rest of life.</p>

<p><img alt="Sightseeing in Auli" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/sightseeing-in-auli.jpg" /></p>

<p>Sightseeing in Auli</p>

<p><img alt="Jim Corbett National Park Safari" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/jim-corbett-national-park-safari.jpg" /></p>

<p>Jim Corbett National Park Safari</p>

<h3>Corbett National Park</h3>

<p>Whether you are a fan of wildlife or not, this is the place to be in winters. Take a safari to the forest and enjoy the wildlife and the greenery. With more than 488 different species of flora and 586 species of fauna, Corbett national park attracts the most number of tourists for any national park.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The park is split into zones and with each zone gaining name for itself. Dhikala is famous for its grasslands and is the largest of the zones while Sonanadi and Durgadevi are known for Jeep tourists whereas Jhirna is known for bird watching and nature enthusiasts.</p>

<p>The park remains closed from June to September and tourism is restricted to certain parts of the park only. Herds of elephants in summers, leopard, spotted dears and many more can be abundantly seen here. You can also opt for a walking safari instead of a Jeep safari to enjoy the park.</p>

<h3>Dehradun and Mussoorie</h3>

<p>Between the Himalayas in the northeast and the Doon valley and the Shiwalik ranges in south lie Dehradun and Mussoorie. Both <a href="/mussoorie">the hill stations are known for their charm</a>, snow-capped mountains, and their vast greenery. Separated by 35 km from each other, the cities are an ideal getaway from tourists even in winters. Enjoy the mist, the falls, and the snow while here.</p>

<p>Both the cities have a good old connection with history and you will find some really fascinating things that have happened here in past.</p>

<h3>Munsiyari</h3>

<p>Munisyari is a beautiful skiing destination in Kumayun region of Uttarakhand. In summers, it has good greenery everywhere and in winters it is completely covered in snow. An ideal destination for honeymooners and couples, Munsiyari has all the peace you might be looking for in a destination.</p>

<p>The major sight seeings in the region are Birthi Falls (35 km), Kalamuni Top (14 km) and the two freshwater lakes &ndash; Thamri Kund and Maheshwari Kund.</p>

<h3>Nainital</h3>

<p><a href="/nainital">Nainital is one of the most visited places to visit</a> in winters and enjoy the snow. It&#39;s mesmerizing lake and the falling snow make a perfect view for the tourists. Heavily commercialization has spoilt the view a bit but then nature makes up for it.</p>

<p>For snow lovers, Uttarakhand is one of the top places to be in winters and enjoy nature. The greenery of the summers is covered in snow and the valley suddenly changes its outlook. The list of places to visit in Uttarakhand&nbsp;in winters is pretty long but these 5 places top it.</p>

<p><img alt="Tourism in Nainital" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/tourism-in-nainital.jpg" /></p>

<p>Tourism in Nainital</p>

<p><img alt="Sightseeing in Nainital" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/sightseeing-in-nainital.jpg" /></p>

<p>Sightseeing in Nainital</p>


Places to visit in Uttarakhand in winters

<p>The folk culture with distinct dance forms and music of <a href="/rajasthan">Rajasthan attracts tourists from all over the world</a>. If you are planning to visit Rajasthan and want to know about the best places and time then, in this article, we will discuss everything about it.</p>

<div class="flex grid grid-cols-12 gap-4  my-3">
<div class="col-span-12 md:col-span-8">
<div class="toc">
<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>What is the best time and places to visit Rajasthan and why?</li>
	<li>Rajasthan is worthy of a visit in every season</li>
	<li>Winter Season
	<ul>
		<li>Why winter is the best time to visit these places?</li>
	</ul>
	</li>
	<li>Summer Season
	<ul>
		<li>Why summer is the best time to visit these places?</li>
	</ul>
	</li>
	<li>Monsoon Season
	<ul>
		<li>Why monsoon is the best season to visit these places?</li>
	</ul>
	</li>
	<li>Spring Season
	<ul>
		<li>Why spring is the best season to come to Rajasthan?</li>
	</ul>
	</li>
	<li>Famous Fairs and Festivals of Rajasthan and their dates</li>
	<li>Desert Festival Jaisalmer</li>
	<li>Rajasthan International Folk Festival</li>
	<li>Teej Festival</li>
	<li>Pushkar Camel Fair</li>
	<li>Kite Festival Rajasthan</li>
	<li>Mewar Festival Rajasthan</li>
</ul>
</div>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<h2>What is the best time and places to visit Rajasthan and why?</h2>

<p>All the places in Rajasthan are worthy of a visit at different times and seasons. The temperature varies in this state a lot. In the summer, it goes around the average of 45 degrees Celsius. And in the winters it gets down to the temperature till freezing of water.</p>

<h2>Rajasthan is worthy of a visit in every season</h2>

<p>You will experience different atmospheres in every season here. So, you must plan everything about your trip after knowing every detail about the proposed location and seasons.</p>
</div>

<div class="col-span-12 md:col-span-4 verticalImg"><img alt="Hawa Mahal, Jaipur" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/hawa-mahal-jaipur.jpg" />
<p class="note">Hawa Mahal, Jaipur</p>
</div>
</div>

<h2>Winter Season</h2>

<p>Winter season in Rajasthan remains from November to February and it is the best time to view many chilling places here. Hills and snowfalls are the most preferred things to see on a winter tour but if you are a lover of culture and traditional monuments then there is no place better than Rajasthan for you. The places which are worth seeing in winter are listed below:</p>

<ul>
	<li>Jaigarh Fort</li>
	<li>Nahargarh Fort</li>
	<li>Albert Hall Museum</li>
	<li>Hawa Mahal</li>
	<li>Jantar Mantar</li>
	<li>Amber Palace</li>
	<li>Jaipur City Palace etc</li>
</ul>

<h3>Why winter is the best time to visit these places?</h3>

<p>Places like Jaipur, Jodhpur etc gets too hot in summers. So, in order to get full impressions and experience the beauty of these places without super hot sunlight, then considered going here in winters. Also, there are lots of fairs and festivals which are celebrated in these places only in the season of winters. So, winter is not a bad choice to enjoy the beauty of Rajasthan.</p>

<h2>Summer Season</h2>

<p>Rajasthan is considered as the hottest state in the season of summer. Sometimes, it becomes hard to get outside the houses and hotel when the temperature comes across 50 degree Celsius. But there are still some places which are worthy of your visit only in the season of summer. Summer is also a good choice if you don&rsquo;t want to experience rushed places and want to spend some private time with your family and friends. Lots of places are available in Rajasthan which never gets too hot in the summers and <a href="/best-places-to-visit-in-summer-in-india">attracts lots of visitors only in the summer</a>.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Mount Abu</li>
	<li>Udaipur</li>
	<li>Ajmer</li>
	<li>Ranthambore National Park</li>
	<li>Keoladeo National Park</li>
	<li>Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary etc</li>
</ul>

<h3>Why summer is the best time to visit these places?</h3>

<p>Mount Abu is the only place in the Rajasthan which has hills and huge cliffs and it remains cool as compared to other places in the summer. Secondly, the national parks give us more chances to see different animals and wetlands in the season of summer. Lots of birds and rare species are seen here only in summer season. So, it is a myth that Rajasthan is not a good place to visit in summers.</p>

<h2>Monsoon Season</h2>

<p>Monsoon is the season of festivals in India and especially in Rajasthan. The rainy season comes with lots of happiness and celebration in this wonderful state of deserts. It is the time when everything starts getting renewed and green after facing a tremendous summer. If you are planning to visit Rajasthan then Monsoon will be good for this. The things which are good to visit in monsoon are listed below:</p>

<ul>
	<li>Mount Abu</li>
	<li>Pushkar</li>
	<li>Bundi</li>
	<li>Mandawa</li>
	<li>Ranakpur etc</li>
</ul>

<div class="flex grid grid-cols-12 gap-4">
<div class="col-span-12 md:col-span-6"><img alt="Amer Palace Jaipur Rajasthan" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/amer-palace-jaipur-rajasthan.jpg" />
<p class="note">Amer Palace Jaipur Rajasthan</p>
</div>

<div class="col-span-12 md:col-span-6"><img alt="City Palace Udaipur Rajasthan" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/city-palace-udaipur-rajasthan.jpg" />
<p class="note">City Palace Udaipur Rajasthan</p>
</div>
</div>

<h3>Why monsoon is the best season to visit these places?</h3>

<p>Rajasthan has very small areas which have jungles and greenery. Everything is surrounded by deserts. So, to see the green and refreshing valleys you must come to these places in the Monsoon. If you are lucky then you will be able to experience the rare moment of rain in these places of Rajasthan.</p>

<h2>Spring Season</h2>

<p>The spring commonly known as &lsquo;Saawan&rsquo; in India is the most eccentric and celebrated season. It is the time when the trees start to grow new leaves which were lost in the Winters. <a href="/festivals-of-rajasthan-with-names">Lots of festivals are celebrated</a> in this season in India and Rajasthan is the main destination where the colors of joys can be seen in every dimension. The activities performed in this season are listed below:</p>

<ul>
	<li>Lehariya</li>
	<li>Jhoola</li>
	<li>Mehndi</li>
	<li>Teej Festival</li>
</ul>

<h3>Why spring is the best season to come to Rajasthan?</h3>

<p>Rajasthan has different rare kinds of plants and flowers available in its jungles and mountains. They appear very beautiful in the season of spring when new sprouts start to grow on them. A mild fragrance starts to spread all around the environment. To experience this amazing thing, you have to come here in spring.</p>

<h2>Famous Fairs and Festivals of Rajasthan and their dates</h2>

<p>There are many national/international fairs and festivals celebrated in Rajasthan. Details about them and their dates are given below:</p>

<h3>Desert Festival Jaisalmer</h3>

<p>This <a href="/desert-festival-at-jaisalmer">festival is celebrated in Jaisalmer</a> district of Rajasthan. People come to this festival to enjoy various types of activities and competitions like:</p>

<ul>
	<li>Camel Race</li>
	<li>4WD Driving</li>
	<li>Moustache Competition</li>
	<li>Belly Dance</li>
	<li>Gymnastic stunts etc</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Date:</strong>&nbsp;Upcoming Desert Festival date is 07/02/2020 to 09/02/2020.</p>

<h3>Rajasthan International Folk Festival</h3>

<p>This festival is organized in and outsides of Mehrangarh Fort. It is the annual art and music festival organized to promote and motivate traditional music and artists. There are lots of things to see including:</p>

<ul>
	<li>Traditional Dancers and singers</li>
	<li>Musicians from different genres</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Date:</strong>&nbsp;Upcoming date of Rajasthan International Folk festival is 10/10/2019 to 14/10/2019.</p>

<h3>Teej Festival</h3>

<p>It is a famous festival of Rajasthan celebrated in the whole state. In this festival, you can see celebrations everywhere and different rituals in the temples. Lots of marches could be seen on the streets devoting their gods with different singers, music instruments and artists.</p>

<p><strong>Date:</strong>&nbsp;Upcoming date of Teej festival is 03/08/2019.</p>

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<div class="col-span-12 md:col-span-4 verticalImg"><img alt="Camel Fair Pushkar Rajasthan" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/camel-fair-pushkar-rajasthan.jpg" />
<p class="note">Camel Fair Pushkar Rajasthan</p>
</div>

<div class="col-span-12 md:col-span-8">
<h3>Pushkar Camel Fair</h3>

<p>Camels are the most used transportation medium and domestic animal in the deserts of Rajasthan. This is the fair totally dedicated to the camels. There are lots of things can be seen fully based upon the camels like:</p>

<ul>
	<li>Camel Race</li>
	<li>Camel Beauty Contest</li>
	<li>Camel Trading</li>
	<li>Dancing and Singing Competitions</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Date:</strong>&nbsp;Upcoming Pushkar Camel Fair will be celebrated from 04/11/2019 to 12/11/2019.</p>
</div>
</div>

<h3>Kite Festival Rajasthan</h3>

<p>It is the most colorful and charming&nbsp;festival of Rajasthan celebrated in its Jaipur district. It is celebrated for three days in Jaipur Polo Ground with lots of visitors and contestants. Lots of activities, celebrations, and competition are being organized in this festival including:</p>

<ul>
	<li>Kite Competitions</li>
	<li>Balloon Releasing</li>
	<li>Friendly kite sessions etc.</li>
</ul>

<p><strong>Date:</strong>&nbsp;The festival is celebrated from 14th January to 16th January.</p>

<h3>Mewar Festival Rajasthan</h3>

<p>Mewar festival is one of the oldest and exciting festivals in Rajasthan. It is celebrated to welcome <a href="/udaipur">spring in the Udaipur</a> district of Rajasthan. During this festival, all the markets and houses of Udaipur are decorated in colors. Each region celebrates this festival in its own way. Many handicrafts and memorials are sold on the stalls during this festival.</p>

<p><strong>Date:</strong>&nbsp;This festival is celebrated from 18th March to 20th March of every year.</p>

<p>It does not matter that, on which season or month you are visiting Rajasthan. You will get a traditional and ancient feel all over there. You must decide your trip according to your interest and time because Rajasthan and its people are always ready to refresh your mind with its various <a href="/things-to-do-in-india">colourful destinations and activities</a>.</p>

<p>In case of any other query or information related to your Rajasthan tour, feel free to get in touch with India Enigma. We are always ready to help you with our ultimate travel solutions.</p>


Best time to visit Rajasthan

<p><a href="/jammu-and-kashmir">Jammu Kashmir is the northern-most state of India</a> famous for its hilly geographical area. The state is powered with nature&rsquo;s best creativity which attracts tourist here from all over the world. Jammu Kashmir is divided into three sub-regions which are Jammu, Kashmir Valley, and Ladakh. Kashmir valley and Ladakh are known to be the most famous tourist location in J&amp;K. People find Jammu and Kashmir best for honeymoon and family trips. Some people find here peace and some adventure, no matter what you are seeking here, we will provide you with the names and features of Top 10 Tourist Places in Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;</p>

<div class="toc">
<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Vaishno Devi</li>
	<li>Leh</li>
	<li>Gulmarg</li>
	<li>Udhampur</li>
	<li>Kupwara</li>
	<li>Kargil</li>
	<li>Sonmarg</li>
	<li>Pulwama</li>
	<li>Pahalgam</li>
	<li>Poonch</li>
</ul>
</div>

<h3>Vaishno Devi</h3>

<p>Vaishno Devi is a sacred temple of Indian goddess Vaishno situated in a place named as Katra in Jammu division of J&amp;K. The temple is nestled on the top of&nbsp;trikuta&nbsp;hills with a height of about 1700&nbsp;m. The place is famous for its sacred cave shrine of the mother goddess. The cave is 30 meters long with a height of 1.5 meters. There is a long way off about 15&nbsp;km from Katra which most of the pilgrim&rsquo;s covers with their feet. Lots of other ways are there to travel the whole distance but the holy way to reach the temple on feet.&nbsp;</p>

<h3>Leh</h3>

<p><a href="/best-places-to-visit-in-ladakh">Leh is the land of beauty and adventure</a> which is quite popular for adventurers like bikers, trekkers, etc. Leh is known for its unique geographical features and different famous places. You will find here lots of monasteries including Spituk Monastery, Thiksey Monastery, Hemis Monastery, Matho Monastery, etc. In Leh, you will be able to get a perfect combination of adventure and spirituality with amazing hills and plain areas. Leh offers the travelers to see a panoramic view of Himalaya and various other hill stations. Leh is located at about 434 km from Srinagar at the elevation of about 3500 meters.</p>

<p><img alt="Ladakh Valley" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/ladakh-valley.jpg" /></p>

<p class="note">Ladakh Valley</p>

<h3>Gulmarg</h3>

<p>Gulmarg is a popular hill station and skiing location situated in the Baramulla district of J&amp;K. Because of its environment, the weather of Gulmarg stays cold in the summers too. In the 19th century, this place was the popular summer destination for British Civil Servant for the prevention of summers in the plain areas of north India. Gulmarg is stated as the heartland of winter sports in India. The place is rated as the seventh best ski destination of Asia. Lots of winter sports like skiing, snowboarding, tobogganing, and heli-skiing are played on the hills of Mount Apharwat. Other attractions of Gulmarg are as follows.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Maharani Temple</li>
	<li>St. Mary Church</li>
	<li>Gulmarg Gondola etc.</li>
</ul>

<h3>Udhampur</h3>

<p>Udhampur is the fourth largest city of Jammu and Kashmir. It is famous for its green forest of Eucalyptus and other various greeneries. The city was named after the name of Raja Udham Singh. You can go here by road, rail or by air too. There are lots of ancient places to visit which reveals the history of India specifically. It is one of the best tourist attraction of Jammu and Kashmir. The place is also very famous for its underground river Devika which is called the sister of Devi Ganga. With a soothing environment, there are lots of other places to visit in Udhampur, some of which are given below.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Krimchi Temple (Ancient temples revealing the history of Mahabharata)</li>
	<li>Patnitop</li>
	<li>Baba Dhansar</li>
	<li>Kalika Temple</li>
	<li>Manwal Temple</li>
	<li>Mansar Lake etc.</li>
</ul>

<h3>Kupwara</h3>

<p>The amazing beauty filled with green forests and mountains, Kupwara is one of the <a href="/popular-places-in-india-for-tourists">best tourist places of Jammu and Kashmir</a>. Its evergreen stature could be easily observed by going here. It is a type of classical place to spend some great time with our loved ones. This district is called the most beautiful place of Kashmir with lots of mountains. The place gives a beautiful panoramic view of Kashmir valley from its top. Many historical places and villages are there showing the unique culture of Kashmir. This is the best place to visit in summer. It could be a great escape from the heat of the outer world if we spend some time in Kupwara. Various other places to see in Kupwara are as follows.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Badrakali</li>
	<li>Bangus</li>
	<li>Drangyari</li>
	<li>Keran Valley</li>
	<li>Lolab Valley etc.</li>
</ul>

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<div class="col-span-12 md:col-span-6"><img alt="Kashmir Valley" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/kashmir-valley.jpg" />
<p class="note">Kashmir Valley</p>
</div>

<div class="col-span-12 md:col-span-6"><img alt="Shikara in Dal Lake" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/shikara-in-dal-lake.jpg" />
<p class="note">Shikara in Dal Lake</p>
</div>
</div>

<h3>Kargil</h3>

<p>Kargil is a town situated on the India-Pakistan border holding many good and bad memories of Indian history. With its existence in the Ladakh region, Kargil is a good place to visit in Jammu and Kashmir. If you love adventure then this place is good for you. You can enjoy various activities here like Rafting, Trekking, Biking, and Camping. If we talk about the geography, the summers are hot here with cold nights while winter can chill you with the temperature going below -48 degree Celsius. You can commute here by its famous all-weather road Kargil-Skardu road going by Kargil to Skardu which a city in Gilgit. Lots of other attractions of Kargil are as follows.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Pesi-La Lake</li>
	<li>Suru Valley</li>
	<li>Mulbek Gompa</li>
	<li>WakhaRgyal etc.</li>
</ul>

<h3>Sonmarg</h3>

<p>Sonmarg is a worth going place if you are on a visit to Jammu and Kashmir. The place has unmatched natural terra which will amaze you with its breath-taking views. Sonmarg actually means a &lsquo;Grassland of Gold&rsquo; has lots of snowy mountains and green forests. Private vehicles are not allowed here. You have to taxi to go here. The rainfall is frequent here with a regular changing climate anytime. There are lots of trekking places in Sonmarg which attracts the adventurers from all the corners of the world. This valley has only a day&rsquo;s journey away from Amarnath. Jammu Kashmir tourism department organizes a river rafting tournament yearly where the teams from all over the world participate. Other famous places in Sonmarg are as follows.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Kishansar Lake</li>
	<li>Gagabal Lake</li>
	<li>Narang</li>
	<li>Vishansar Lake</li>
	<li>Haramukh Mountain etc.</li>
</ul>

<h3>Pulwama</h3>

<p>Pulwama is a famous district of Jammu and Kashmir with more than 94% of the Muslim population. It is famous for its hilly structure and charming climate. If you are a wildlife lover then there is a place named Shikargarh famous for its wildlife properties. You will surely like this place if you are a nature lover. You will fall in love with its fragrant saffron fields and various other tourist places. The place is almost 25 km from the city of Srinagar. Pulwama is also called &lsquo;Anand of Kashmir&rsquo; and &lsquo;Dudha Kul of Kashmir&rsquo; because of its high milk production. Other places to visit in Pulwama are as follows.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Tarsar Lake</li>
	<li>Marsar Lake</li>
	<li>Aripal Nag</li>
	<li>Tral Town</li>
	<li>Awantishwar Temple etc</li>
</ul>

<h3>Pahalgam</h3>

<p>Pahalgam is the biggest tourist place situated in Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir. It is known as <a href="/kulu-manali">a hill-station and famous tourist place</a>. It is located on the bank of Lidder River and is about 45 KM from Anantnag. The climate remains cool on below 20 degree Celsius all over the year. The place is famous for its rich vegetation and big forests. Lidder River is the main focal point of the place. Various species available here are Leopards, Brown bear, musk deer, hangul, grey langur, etc. Other famous places to see in Pahalgam are as follows.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Kolhoi Glacier</li>
	<li>Betaab Valley</li>
	<li>Sheikhpora</li>
</ul>

<p><img alt="Pahalgam Valley Jammu and Kashmir" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/pahalgam-valley-jammu-and-kashmir.jpg" /></p>

<p class="note">Pahalgam Valley Jammu and Kashmir</p>

<h3>Poonch</h3>

<p>If you love to travel and planning a trip of Jammu and Kashmir then Poonch is a must place to go. The place is situated on the India-Pakistan border. The place has great attractive places which draw the attention of many travel enthusiasts. The place has a range of big mountains and other attraction which make it a perfect destination to spend your holidays. Large meadows, lakes and big mountains make this place one of the most scenic places in the whole Jammu and Kashmir. Other famous places to visit in Poonch are as follows.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Noori Chhamb</li>
	<li>Poonch Fort</li>
	<li>Gurudware Deri Sahab and NangliSahab</li>
	<li>Battalkotee</li>
	<li>Buddha Amarnath in Mandi etc.</li>
</ul>

<p>Jammu and Kashmir are one of the most historical and adventurous <a href="/best-tourist-places-in-north-india">places to visit in north India</a>. You can go to each place listed above in a single trip of some days or weeks. Make sure to plan your trip according to the supporting weather conditions to be free from the travel hassles.</p>


Top 10 tourist places in Jammu and Kashmir

<p>Summer is here and you might have started planning to <a href="/uttarakhand">go to a hilly place and enjoy the cool breeze</a> and a never forgetting experience. But, where should you go? With so many options available that you can visit. You suddenly started comparing the best places to visit this summer on travel booking websites and every second review tells you that this one is best and that one is best. So, we are here to tell you the best places that may fit your budget along with a memorable experience.</p>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Shimla</li>
	<li>Manali</li>
	<li>Nainital</li>
	<li>Ladakh</li>
	<li>Kashmir</li>
	<li>Darjeeling</li>
	<li>Mount Abu</li>
	<li>Rishikesh</li>
	<li>Dharamshala</li>
	<li>Cherrapunji</li>
</ul>

<h3>Shimla</h3>

<p>You probably have heard about Shimla, it&rsquo;s the best place with the hills and so much greenery to satiate your cravings for a hill station. You are looking for the best places to visit in summer with comfort and beauty then Shimla is your best choice. Shimla has the best hotels and places to visit. You can visit the famous Mall road and Lakkad Bazaar, which is fascinating. Don&rsquo;t forget to visit the Kufri and Ridge to get the best view of Shimla. Also, you can visit the Jakhu Temple and get an Ariel view of Shimla.</p>

<p>The Nearest Airports, railway stations, and cities:</p>

<ul>
	<li>From Delhi, it&rsquo;s around 343 km away.</li>
	<li>The nearest airport is Chandigarh international Airport\</li>
	<li>The nearest city is Chandigarh, from Chandigarh it&rsquo;s approx. 120 km.</li>
	<li>The nearest railhead is Chandigarh and Kalka</li>
</ul>

<p>Price per person could be 5,000 to 10,000 INR for 2-3 days stay</p>

<p><img alt="Shimla Hill Station Trip" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/shimla-hill-station-trip.jpg" /></p>

<p>Shimla Hill Station</p>

<h3>Manali</h3>

<p>The second best location is also in <a href="/himachal-pradesh">beautiful hilly state Himachal Pradesh</a> and it is Manali which is also very mesmerizing and beautiful. Here you can visit the famous Rohtang Valley to play with snow in summer and also take a view of the beautiful Beas lake which flows just beside Manali. In Manali, you can experience the lush greenery and snow covered mountains.</p>

<p>The Nearest Airports, railway stations, and cities:</p>

<ul>
	<li>From Delhi, it&rsquo;s around 540 km by road.</li>
	<li>The nearest airport is Chandigarh International Airport, which is around</li>
	<li>The nearest city is Chandigarh, from Chandigarh it is approx. 310 km.</li>
	<li>The nearest rail head is Chandigarh, which is 300 km from Manali.</li>
</ul>

<p>Price per person could be 7,000 to 12,000 INR for 2-3 days stay.\</p>

<p><img alt="Boating in Nainital" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/boating-in-nainital.jpg" /></p>

<p>Boating in Nainital</p>

<h3>Nainital</h3>

<p>Nainital is also one of the best places to visit if you want to experience the beauty of hills and mountains around you. Nainital is located in Uttarakhand and you can visit many beautiful places there. Don&rsquo;t forget to take a <a href="/nainital">boat riding in beautiful Naini lake</a> and bird-watching in Kilbury bird sanctuary or in Pangot. Nainital is a must-visit place to refresh yourself.</p>

<p>The Nearest Airports, railway stations, and cities:</p>

<ul>
	<li>From Delhi, it&rsquo;s around 348 km by road.</li>
	<li>The nearest airport is Pantnagar Airport</li>
	<li>The nearest city is Chandigarh, from Chandigarh it is approx. 450 km.</li>
	<li>The nearest railhead is Chandigarh, which is 440 km from Manali.</li>
</ul>

<p>You can go here along with your family or loved ones to enjoy a happy summer vacation.</p>

<h3>Ladakh</h3>

<p>If you are an adventure lover then there is no better place for you in India than Ladakh. The place is famous for its offerings for trekking, riding, rafting etc. Ladakh is situated in the J&amp;K region of Indian and famous for its mountains with scenic views. You will fell in love with its classic view and amazing geography. Lots of monasteries are worth seeing here with beautiful lakes and valleys. People love to go Ladakh for bike trips too. Ladakh could be a good location to go with your friends and family.</p>

<p>The Nearest Airports, railway stations, and cities:</p>

<ul>
	<li>Leh Airport</li>
	<li>The closest railway station from Leh is Jammu Tawi Railways station which is 700 km from Leh city in Ladakh.</li>
	<li>Leh is about 1300 km away from Delhi by road</li>
</ul>

<p>You can grab your bike or on rent to enjoy the trip. Take trips to the best location in Ladakh like PangongTaso Lake etc.</p>

<h3>Kashmir</h3>

<p>The north-most state of India Jammu and Kashmir offers a best places to visit in summer in India. There are lots of places which are famous for their soothing environment and chilled weather in the summer season too. Kashmir is a good place to visit for family holidays, honeymoons. There are lots of places available in Kashmir to visit like Gulmarg, Pulwama, Sonmarg, Pahalgam, and Tral. You will experience a truly different face of India in Kashmir. Lots of places are there in Jammu too but Kashmir is the most famous place to go.</p>

<p>The Nearest Airports, railway stations, and cities:</p>

<ul>
	<li>The Nearest Airport is Srinagar Airport</li>
	<li>The nearest Railway station is in Jammu.</li>
</ul>

<p>Lots of lakes, forests, mountains are available to see in Kashmir Valley to make your summer vacation adventurous.</p>

<p><img alt="Hazratbal Mosque Srinagar" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/hazratbal-mosque-srinagar.jpg" /></p>

<p>Hazratbal Mosque Srinagar</p>

<h3>Darjeeling</h3>

<p>Darjeeling is famous worldwide for its tea leaves production but it is actually a popular summer holiday location too. There are lots of things like monasteries, zoo, and hill stations are there in Darjeeling to have a great summer experience. Toy Train of Darjeeling is the famous attraction. If we talk about the weather, this place is one of the best places to go in the summers. You will get a total escape from the hot environment of cities here. You can enjoy visiting its breathtaking peaks with amazing nature views.</p>

<p>The Nearest Airports, railway stations, and cities:</p>

<ul>
	<li>The Nearest Airport is Bagdogra which 65 km away from Darjeeling</li>
	<li>The Nearest big city from Darjeeling is Kolkata at about 165 km distance</li>
</ul>

<p>You can enjoy spending soothing evenings in the Batasia loop which is a major attraction for the tourists.</p>

<h3>Mount Abu</h3>

<p>Mount Abu is the only hill station available in Rajasthan, India. The atmosphere of Mount Abu is totally different from all other areas of Rajasthan. You can enjoy the scenic views of mountains filled with greenery and lots of lakes. There are lots of Jain temples to visit here. It is the most travelled place available in India. You can go here anytime but summer is the best time to experience the beauty of Mount Abu.</p>

<p>The Nearest Airports, railway stations, and cities:</p>

<ul>
	<li>The Nearest Airport is in Udaipur which is 207 KM away from Mount Abu</li>
	<li>The nearest Railway station is Abu Road which is 19 km away from Mount Abu</li>
	<li>Road transportation is also available</li>
</ul>

<p>The <a href="/mount-abu">main attraction of Mount Abu is Nakki Lake</a> which is best to experience its calmness while riding boats in the lake.</p>

<h3>Rishikesh</h3>

<p>Rishikesh is a north Indian city of Uttarakhand state. The place is known as the Yoga Capital of India. If you are a type of spiritual person then you must go here once and summer is the best time to go here. The fresh breeze coming directly from the surface of the Ganga river will make you fresh all the time here. The place is known for its different temples and ghat. Some famous places of Rishikesh are Laxman Jhula, Triveni Ghat, Ram Jhula, swargasharam, etc. The place is best to learn the yoga and meditation techniques in different institutions.</p>

<p>The Nearest Airports, railway stations, and cities:</p>

<ul>
	<li>The Nearest Airport is in Dehradun</li>
	<li>The Nearest Railway Station is Haridwar Junction</li>
</ul>

<p>You must see the evening aartis (holy chants) on Triveni ghat and Gita Bhawan if you are Hinduism lover.</p>

<p><img alt="Har ki Paudi Haridwar Uttarakhand" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/har-ki-paudi-haridwar-uttarakhand.jpg" /></p>

<p>Har ki Paudi, Haridwar, Uttarakhand</p>

<p><img alt="Tapovan Rishikesh Uttarakhand" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/tapovan-rishikesh-uttarakhand.jpg" /></p>

<p>Tapovan, Rishikesh, Uttarakhand</p>

<h3>Dharamshala</h3>

<p>Dharamshala is a popular hill station situated in the Himachal Pradesh state of India. The place is known for its various Hindu and Buddhist temples. Many places are there to visit like Macloadganj, Naddi, Bhagsunath, kotwali bazar, etc. The climate of Dharamshala always keeps changing and frequent rains are normal even in the summers. The place is best to go with your family and friends with easy transportation and stay facilities. You can enjoy trekking to Triund hills from Dharamshala which is a way of about two days.</p>

<p>The Nearest Airports, railway stations, and cities:</p>

<ul>
	<li>The Nearest Airport is Gaggal Airport which is only about 12 km from the main town</li>
	<li>The nearest railhead is in Chamunda Marg which is about 20 km from the main town.</li>
	<li>All classes of buses are available to commute in Dharamshala.</li>
</ul>

<h3>Cherrapunji</h3>

<p>Cherrapunji is known as the wettest place on the earth. And it is considered as the best place to visit in the summers because of its pleasing environment. If you love rains then go here in your summers. The amazing place will let you fell in love with it. Wonderful climate and hill areas are best to enjoy your days with your loved ones in Cherrapunji.</p>

<p>The Nearest Airports, railway stations, and cities:</p>

<ul>
	<li>The nearest Railway station is in Guwahati which is 181 km away from this place</li>
	<li>The Nearest Airport is in Shillong.</li>
</ul>

<p>You must visit a natural double-decker bridge which is a UNESCO heritage site.</p>

<p><img alt="Waterfall Guwahati Assam" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/waterfall-guwahati-assam.jpg" /></p>

<p>Waterfall Guwahati Assam</p>

<p><img alt="Hill Farming in Assam" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/hill-farming-in-assam.jpg" /></p>

<p>Hill Farming in Assam</p>

<p><a href="/india">India is full of amazing destination</a> for summer. You should decide your summer visit location according to your interest. We hope you will be able to get your favorite place from the list given above.</p>


Best places to visit in summer in India

<p>Rajasthan is undoubtedly one of the <a href="/india">most visited places in India</a> and is thronged by tourists from all over the world, almost 365 days a year. This is one state that shows the colourful and the exotic best of India. Rajasthan is home to majestic palaces, deserts, snake charmers, and history. Be it the evocative ruins or the Havelis that are restored to their&nbsp;splendor, Rajasthan finds a place on the wish list of almost everyone.</p>

<div class="toc">
<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Jaipur</li>
	<li>Udaipur</li>
	<li>Jodhpur</li>
	<li>Jaisalmer</li>
	<li>Pushkar</li>
	<li>Sawai Madhopur</li>
	<li>Ajmer</li>
	<li>Mount Abu</li>
</ul>
</div>

<p>If you haven&rsquo;t yet visited the cities of Rajasthan, it is the best time you plan a holiday to a place that&nbsp;boosts&nbsp;of delectable food,&nbsp;splendor, and amazing eye-catching attractions. Let us in this post learn about&nbsp;the places to visit in Rajasthan in 3 days. If you have enough time on your schedule, make sure to spend a few days at least in each of the towns to explore the distinct and individual culture and tradition of each of them.</p>

<h3>Jaipur</h3>

<p>Jaipur is not only the capital of the state but is one of the largest cities of Rajasthan that was founded in the year 1727 by the ruler of Amber, Sawai Jaisingh II. The city which is also popular as the &ldquo;Pink City of India&rdquo; is popular for its artistic architecture and the saffron color of the buildings. The streets are very well planned and have a lot to offer to its tourists. Be it the forts or monuments, gardens or museums; the city houses it all. If you love handicrafts, there is no better place to explore as the city has more than 20 unique handicraft specializations.</p>

<p>Some <a href="/jaipur">places you can visit in Jaipur</a> are the City Palace, the Amer Fort, Jal Mahal, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Birla Temple, Galtaji, Pink City Bazaars, and the Govind Dev Ji Temple. Tourists can visit this place almost any time of the year, but it is advised to stay away from travel during summers as the temperatures are pretty high.</p>

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<div class="col-span-12 md:col-span-6"><img alt="Albert Hall in Jaipur Rajasthan" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/albert-hall-in-jaipur-rajasthan.jpg" />
<p class="note">Albert Hall in Jaipur Rajasthan</p>
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<h3>Udaipur</h3>

<p>Udaipur or the &ldquo;Venice of the East&rdquo; is also popular as the &ldquo;City of Lakes.&rdquo; The city which was once the capital of Mewar is known for its splendid Rajputana architecture. Today some stunning palaces have been transformed into hotels, known for their finesse and also attract a good number of tourists to the place.</p>

<p>The city is located at the foothills of the beautiful Aravali mountains, and the picturesque location makes it a must-visit destination when you are in Rajasthan. Tourists not only get to visit market places, forts, and ancient palaces but can also pay a visit to various historical temples here. The people are very warm and welcoming and the city well-planned.</p>

<p>Some attractions you can visit when you are in the City of Lakes are Lake Pichola, The Lake Palace, The Lake Garden Palace, The Royal Vintage Car Museum, Shilpgram, Bagore Ki Haveli and the Moti Margi to name a few. Make sure to visit Lake Pichola as it is known to be one of the most ancient lakes in Udaipur and is named after the village Picholi. As per historians, the human-made lake was created in 1362 AD for irrigation and to provide drinking water to the people of the village. This is indeed one of the&nbsp;best places to visit in Rajasthan in 3 days.</p>

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<h3>Jodhpur</h3>

<p><a href="/jodhpur">Jodhpur is the second largest city in Rajasthan</a> and was founded by Rao Jodha Singh in the year 1459. The second populated city in the state was once the capital of Marwar. Also known as the &ldquo;Sun City,&rdquo; Jodhpur enjoys vibrant sunny weather all year and is one of the most important cities as it lies at a distance of only 250 km from the border of Indo-Pak.</p>

<p>Jodhpur, the blue city, is a royal city and is filled with several forts, monuments, and temples that enchant the travelers who visit the city from various parts of the world. The houses located near the Mehrangarh Fort are painted in blue and hence the name &ldquo;Blue city.&rdquo; Some of the major attractions of the city are the Bada Bagh, Mehrangarh Fort, the Mandore Gardens, the Kalyana Lake, the Umaid Bhawan Palace, the Sardar Samand Lake, and the Masuria Hills.</p>
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<p class="note">Fort in Jodhpur</p>
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<h3>Jaisalmer</h3>

<p>Jaisalmer is aptly named as the &ldquo;Golden City&rdquo; as the golden hues cover the magnificent city during the day time. The city that lies in the heart of the Thar Desert was founded in the year 1156 AD by the then Rajput ruler, Maharawal Jaisal Singh. The golden sands of the Thar Desert are nothing less than magical, and the city&rsquo;s architecture that uses golden colored sandstone adds to its beauty. The city is a world famous tourist spot, as a number of crafts and arts, and architecture is just unique to this region. The hotels here are known for their hospitality and provide a home away from home for all the tourists.</p>

<p>The unique attraction of Jaisalmer is the Jaisalkot fort, which is one of the largest forts in the world. Tourists visiting the city for the first time would need at least 2-3 days to explore the city to its fullest. The eateries here do need a special mention as they serve the best of Indian and multi-cuisine delicacies.</p>

<p>The best time to visit Jaisalmer is during November or December as the weather is pleasant. Some places you can visit here are Jaisalmer Fort, Patwon-Ki-Haveli, the Sam Sand Dunes, the Thar Heritage Museum, Gaidsar Lake, Salim Singh ki Haveli, and the Nathmal Ki Haveli.</p>

<h3>Pushkar</h3>

<p>The holy city of Pushkar lies in the Ajmer district of the state and is famous for its Annual Camel Fair. The colorful city depicts the true culture and tradition of Rajasthan and is also home to a very rare Brahma Temple. Also popular as one of the most ancient cities of India, the Pushkar Lake is a Hindu pilgrimage site which has several ghats where the evening Aarti is held every day.</p>

<p>If you wish to capture the emotions of rural India, there is no better place to visit than Pushkar. The best time to visit the city is during October and November as the famous Camel Fair takes place during these months. Tourists can visit the Pushkar Lake and seek blessings at the Meerabai and the Brahma temple.</p>

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<p class="note">Pushkar City</p>
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<h3>Sawai Madhopur</h3>

<p>Built in the year 1763 by Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh, Sawai Madhopur is a city you must visit when you are in Rajasthan. The city only has two major attractions, the Ranthambore Fort and the Ranthambore national park, both of which have their uniqueness.</p>

<p>The Ranthambore Fort has been declared as the UNESCO heritage site, and it is located in the dense forests of the Ranthambore national park. These forests once acted as the hunting grounds for the royals here. It was declared as a tiger reserve in the year 1973 and obtained the status of the national park in the year 1980.</p>

<p>Other than the Ranthambore national park and the fort, the other attractions you can visit here are the Chamatkar Temple, the Chauth Mata temple and the Khandar Fort.</p>

<h3>Ajmer</h3>

<p>The city of <a href="/ajmer">Ajmer is surrounded by the beautiful Aravalli Mountains</a> and is located near to Pushkar. A city known for its history and culture, Ajmer is the home to the holy shrine of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, which is a unique pilgrimage site for both Hindu&rsquo;s and Muslims. The city has many historic sites and witness tourists from all over the world. Ajmer was also selected by HRIDAY as a heritage site in the year 2015. Some attractions the city offers to its tourists apart from the dargah are the Taragarh Fort, Anasagar Lake, Abkari Fort and Museum and the Adhai Din ka Jhonpra.</p>

<h3>Mount Abu</h3>

<p>The only hill-station in Rajasthan, Mount Abu is a perfect retreat for tourists from all over the world. Most of the tourists who visit this place are from Rajasthan and Gujarat who look for a respite from the heat of the scorching sun. The hill-station also has a historical significance and has been mentioned in the epic of Mahabharata as the Arbuda Mountain. The hill-station is known for its green surroundings, wellness centers, and some picnic spots. Some of the best attractions tourists get to visit here are the Dilwara Jain temples, the Guru Shikar, Sunset point, Wildlife Sanctuary, Nakki Lake and the Toad Rock.</p>

<p>Rajasthan is more than a land of forts and rajas. The state boosts of rich cultural history and each of its cities provide a different and unique flavor to its visitors. With every place, you visit you not only unfold some mysteries but also take home memories that last a lifetime. The <a href="/rajasthan">cities and tourist attractions in Rajasthan</a> offer a spiritual experience like no other.</p>

<p>So, make a list of the places to visit in Rajasthan in 3 days, make your bookings and enjoy a captivating holiday!</p>

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Places to visit in Rajasthan in 3 days

<p>India is the <a href="/india">country of Fairs and Festivals</a>. Numerous festivals are celebrated in this beautiful country some of which are popular on international levels. These festivals are organized to show the culture and art of their respected states and areas. Rajasthan is a famous name if we talk about the celebrations of festivals. Lots of festivals are celebrated in this state of India, and we are going to know about the most famous festivals of Rajasthan, their purposes and time of celebrations.</p>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>International Folk Festival</li>
	<li>Kite Festival</li>
	<li>Mewar Festival Rajasthan</li>
	<li>Brij Holi</li>
	<li>Kota Adventure Festival</li>
	<li>Teej Festival</li>
	<li>Jaipur Literature Festival</li>
	<li>Winter Festival</li>
	<li>Nagaur Fair</li>
	<li>Desert Festival Jaisalmer</li>
</ul>

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<p>We have put together lots of festivals which are celebrated with full zeal and excitement in Rajasthan.</p>

<h3>International Folk Festival</h3>

<p>Rajasthan International Folk Festival is celebrated in Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur every year. This festival showcase traditional music culture and various other art forms. This festival was first celebrated in 2007 as a partnership between Jaipur Virasat Foundation and Mehrangarh Museum Trust. The festival is organized to give an open platform to all fold artists from all over the world. This festival is also supported known as &lsquo;People&rsquo;s Platform for creativity and Sustainable Development&rsquo; by&nbsp;UNESCO. More than 200 artists from different art categories come here every year to perform and show their talents to the audience.</p>

<p><strong>Dates:</strong>&nbsp;Next international Folk Festival will be celebrated from 10 October 2019 to 14 October 2019.</p>

<h3>Kite Festival</h3>

<p>This festival is known as Uttarayan in the local language and is one of the biggest festivals in India. It takes place on Makar Sankranti every year which is the time of kite flying in India. This festival invites everyone without judging them by their religion, nationality, and color. This festival attracts kite flyers and other visitors from all over the country. The&nbsp;fair is celebrated in <a href="/jaipur">Jaipur district of Rajasthan</a>. You can see various types of kites of different sizes, colors, and structures. Competitions are also held here every year to promote the art of kite flying.</p>

<p><strong>Dates:</strong>&nbsp;The festival starts on 14th January and shall continue till 16th January.</p>

<h3>Mewar Festival Rajasthan</h3>

<p>This is one of the ancient festival of Mewar Rajasthan, now known as Udaipur. The festival is celebrated to welcome the season of spring. The houses, shops, and markets are decorated with colorful lights and other decorative material to highlight the importance of this festival. You will find different types of cultural events, exhibition and traditional stall everywhere in the city of Udaipur. Different celebration methods are used in different parts of the state for this festival. You can see different stalls selling handicrafts during this festival.</p>

<p><strong>Dates:</strong>&nbsp;This festival is celebrated from 18th March to 20th March every year.</p>

<h3>Brij Holi</h3>

<p>You maybe heard about the Holi festival in India. But Rajasthan celebrates a pre-Holi festival every year known as Brij-Holi. You will see rituals and different dancing and singing events throughout the festival. You will also be able to see various dance competitions, fancy dress competitions, and many other things. Color powder is used to throw on everyone to celebrate this great day. That is why this festival is known as the festival of colors in Rajasthan.</p>

<p><strong>Dates:</strong>&nbsp;This festival is celebrated on 21st March of every year.</p>

<p><img alt="Brij Holi" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/holi-festival.jpg" /></p>

<p>Brij Holi</p>

<h3>Kota Adventure Festival</h3>

<p>This festival is celebrated in Kota every year in the month of October on the bank of Chambal river. This festival is the main attraction for adventure lovers from all over the world. You will find here different type of adventurous activities including Rock climbing, parasailing, angling, climbing, rafting, etc. Only because of these type of activities, this festival is known as the festival of adventures. If you are looking for an exciting and pulsating festival then this is one of the best choices for you.</p>

<p><strong>Dates:</strong>&nbsp;Next Kota Adventure Festival will be celebrated on 5th November 2019 in Kota, Rajasthan.</p>

<h3>Teej Festival</h3>

<p>This fair is held in Jaipur city every year. This is one of the ancient festival being celebrated in Rajasthan. It is also known as &lsquo;festival of swings&rsquo;. It is known to hold for the celebration of the reunion of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Lots of religious activities and rituals could be seen during this festival. Women do nirjalavrat (Water Fasting) on this day. They do many other activities to pray for a healthy and long life of their husbands. Women pray Teej Mata to serve good health to their husbands. This festival has a major role in showing the devotion of women towards their husbands.</p>

<p><strong>Dates:</strong>Teej Festival will be celebrated on 3rd August in 2019.</p>

<h3>Jaipur Literature Festival</h3>

<p>This festival is celebrated only to highlight the talents of professional and newbie writers. You can enjoy reading various prize-winning books, literature in this festival. This festival is celebrated to highlight the amateur writers and entertain the people with world-famous books. It is the best platform to observe and share literature knowledge. The main attractions of this festival are seminars, debates, Book releases, poetry session, etc. You will be able to see many books on the history of Rajasthan and India.</p>

<p><strong>Dates:</strong>&nbsp;Next Jaipur Literature Festival will be celebrated from 23rd January to 27th January 2019.</p>

<p><img alt="Albert Hall in Jaipur Rajasthan" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/albert-hall-in-jaipur-rajasthan.jpg" /></p>

<p>Albert Hall in Jaipur Rajasthan</p>

<p><img alt="Jal Mahal in Jaipur Rajasthan" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/jal-mahal-in-jaipur-rajasthan.jpg" /></p>

<p>Jal Mahal in Jaipur Rajasthan</p>

<h3>Winter Festival</h3>

<p>This festival is celebrated in Mount Abut highlighting different art forms by various artists. It is a joint contribution of Municipal Board of Tamil Nadu and the&nbsp;Rajasthan tourism development corporation. The festival is full of colors and various art form which can work as an escape program of our daily busy lives. The festival work as a cultural highlighting occasion for the artists from all over India. This festival will help you to enjoy the rich culture of Rajasthan with various performances from the folk artists.</p>

<p><strong>Dates:</strong>&nbsp;Next Winter Festival will be celebrated from 29th December 2019 to 30th December 2019.</p>

<h3>Nagaur Fair</h3>

<p>It is the second biggest fair in India. This fair has a total of eight days of celebration. It is also known as the Cattle Fair of Nagaur because the fair has the main purpose of the trading of animals. Thousands of animals including bulls, camels are traded here every year. You can see different types of decorated animals with colorful dresses. The fair has the main purpose of highlighting the value of animals. Some other types of attraction in the Nagaur Fair are Mirchi Bazar, Wooden Items, Camel Leather accessories, etc. Sports activities are also organized in this fair. You can see camel races, bullock races, and cockfights here. You can see different jugglers, storytellers, puppeteers, etc in this fair.</p>

<p><strong>Date:</strong>&nbsp;Upcoming Nagaur Fair will be celebrated from 30 January 2020 to 2 February 2020.</p>

<h3>Desert Festival Jaisalmer</h3>

<p>This festival is celebrated to highlight the importance of deserts. This festival is one of the major festivals of Rajasthan. You can see various activities here like 4WD and camel races. Lots of cultural activities are also celebrated here like belly dancing, moustache competition, turban competitions, gymnastic stunts, etc. You can do night camping in the desert during this festival and you can enjoy camel desert safari if you want. You can see different stalls selling souvenirs and handicrafts. This festival highlights the culture of Rajasthan with its tribute to the camels too.</p>

<p><strong>Dates:</strong> <a href="/desert-festival-at-jaisalmer">Desert Festival Jaisalmer</a> will be celebrated from 4th November 2019 to 12th November 2019.</p>

<p><img alt="Jaisalmer Fort" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/jaisalmer-fort.jpg" /></p>

<p>Jaisalmer Fort</p>

<p><img alt="Gadisar Lake Jaisalmer" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/gadisar-lake-jaisalmer.jpg" /></p>

<p>Gadisar Lake Jaisalmer</p>

<p>Above are the popular festivals of Rajasthan celebrated every year on the mentioned dates. If you are <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/best-time-to-visit-rajasthan">planning to visit Rajasthan at any time of year</a>, you will be able to see any of the above festivals or you can plan your trip accordingly with the dates of the festival. These festivals are celebrated to enjoy some days of our busy lives. That is why You will see great enthusiasm and excitement in the people. Fairs and Festivals are good ways to enjoy the culture of any country and Rajasthan is known for its various cultural festivals from a long ago.</p>


Festivals of Rajasthan with names

<p>Rishikesh is one of the <a href="/best-tourist-places-in-north-india">most popular places to visit in north India</a> with different attractions like temples, rivers, and mountains. People visit this place from all around the globe to see the beauty and uniqueness of this famous place. There are lots of places which are famous for holy baths, trekking, river rafting, yoga, etc. This place is famous for its dedication to yoga and meditation. If you are also looking for a visit to Rishikesh then you must select a good place to stay here. If you are in the search of best hotels in Rishikesh then below are some best hotels situated in Rishikesh providing world-class staying facilities on affordable prices.</p>

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	<li>Palm Bliss Hotel</li>
	<li>EllBee Ganga View</li>
	<li>Ganga Kinare</li>
	<li>Hotel Ishan</li>
	<li>60&rsquo;s Green Hills</li>
	<li>Divine Ganga Cottage</li>
	<li>Divine Resort and Spa</li>
	<li>Hotel Kailash Ganga</li>
</ul>
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<p>Hundreds of hotels are there in Rishikesh but finding the best one is a difficult task. We are providing you with a list of highly-rated and best hotels to have a peaceful stay in Rishikesh.</p>

<h3>Palm Bliss Hotel</h3>

<p>This hotel is located on Tapovan Badrinath bypass road just opposite to VithalAsharam. The hotel provides quality rooms along with various other facilities like self-care programs, meditation, etc. It serves as a complete wellness hotel with various wellness programs and activities like spa, massages, yoga, trekking etc. Other specifications of the hotel are listed below.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Conference Hall</li>
	<li>Gym</li>
	<li>Nature Walks and Trekking</li>
	<li>Jyotish Astrology</li>
	<li>LED flat screen Televisions</li>
	<li>Free Parking</li>
	<li>Money Exchange Service</li>
	<li>Doctor on Call</li>
</ul>

<p>This hotel is the most affordable and premium in the whole city of Rishikesh. If you really want a good hotel to stay here then&nbsp;Palm Bliss Hotel will not be a regretful choice.</p>

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<h3>EllBee Ganga View</h3>

<p>It is a family-friendly hotel in Rishikesh situated on Haridwar road. This hotel is nearby from famous places like Bharat Mandir, Triveni ghat and Parmarth Niketan. This hotel provides different types of room packages including deluxe room, executive suite, premium rooms, and the royal suite.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Features of the hotel</li>
	<li>Free Parking</li>
	<li>Free Internet</li>
	<li>Smoke-Free hotel</li>
	<li>Free buffet breakfast</li>
</ul>

<p>This hotel provides world-class facilities with highly professional room service and catering services. You can enjoy staying here with full comfort with their wonderful furniture and washrooms.</p>
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<p class="note">Ganga Aarti Rishikesh</p>
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<h3>Ganga Kinare</h3>

<p>It is one of the most famous hotel located in Rishikesh&nbsp;on Virbhadra Road. This hotel is famous because it is situated on the side of the Ganga river <a href="/places-to-visit-in-uttarakhand-in-winters">providing an amazing view to the tourists</a>. This hotel provided different room sets such as Standard Room, Semi-deluxe, Lotus Suite and deluxe rooms. Different features of Ganga Kinare hotel are listed below</p>

<ul>
	<li>Free Wifi</li>
	<li>Free Parking</li>
	<li>Breakfast Included</li>
	<li>24 hours business centre</li>
	<li>Laundry service</li>
	<li>24 hours room service</li>
</ul>

<p>This hotel is superfine if you are looking for a premium but affordable hotel in Rishikesh.</p>

<h3>Hotel Ishan</h3>

<p>This is the closest hotel to Laxman Jhula giving a perfect view of Ganga River. This hotel is highly affordable with different room choices like Premium double rooms, Executive rooms, and suite. It is nearby from other attractions like Parmarth Niketan and Tera manzil temple. It also has a rooftop terrace and other features are listed below.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Free WiFi</li>
	<li>Business Centre</li>
	<li>24-hour available front desk</li>
	<li>Laundry Service</li>
</ul>

<p>The hotel provides TV and free newspaper services too. With its lots of services, it is preferred as one of the most suitable hotels to stay in Rishikesh.</p>

<h3>60&rsquo;s Green Hills</h3>

<p>It is the most under budget hotel offering premium room services. The hotel is situated on Badrinath road, Sarai. You will get here different room facilities like deluxe rooms, suite, and semi-deluxe rooms. You will get here both smoking and non-smoking rooms. The hotel is known for its cleanliness and room service quality. Other features of the hotel are listed below.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Restaurant</li>
	<li>Laundry service</li>
	<li>Free WiFi</li>
	<li>Free Parking</li>
	<li>Dry Cleaning and Laundry service</li>
	<li>AC and NON AC Rooms</li>
</ul>

<p>The hotel has a charming and relaxing environment which attract lots of customers to come here again when they visit Rishikesh.</p>

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<div class="col-span-12 md:col-span-6"><img alt="Water Rafting Rishikesh" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/water-rafting-rishikesh.jpg" />
<p class="note">Water Rafting Rishikesh</p>
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<p class="note">Tapovan Rishikesh Uttarakhand</p>
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<h3>Divine Ganga Cottage</h3>

<p>Divine Ganga hotel is located on Tapovan Hills near Laxman Jhula. It provides an amazing view of Ganga and large hills around it. It is preferable for family stays and provides AC and Non AC both types of rooms. The hotel is located in a wonderful place and has a good room facility and cleanliness. Some other features are listed below.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Free Parking</li>
	<li>Laundry Service</li>
	<li>Multilingual Staff Support</li>
	<li>Room Service</li>
	<li>Free WiFi</li>
</ul>

<p>This hotel will give you <a href="/popular-places-in-india-for-tourists">a wide view of Ganga and large mountain</a> because of its location. You can go there to enjoy comfortable rooms and world-class catering services on the most affordable prices.</p>

<h3>Divine Resort and Spa</h3>

<p>This is one of the most popular hotels in Rishikesh&nbsp;located in Tapovan. The hotel is situated in a wonderful location giving always a fresh air originating from the Ganga river. The hotel is suitable for doing Yoga and Meditation in free time because it has several calm places to maintain our focus. Other features of the hotel are listed below.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Breakfast Included</li>
	<li>Babysitting Service</li>
	<li>Spa</li>
	<li>Free Wifi</li>
	<li>Room Service</li>
	<li>Refrigerators in Rooms</li>
</ul>

<p>The hotel provides different categories of the room with AC and without AC. Only non-smoking rooms are available in the hotel.</p>

<h3>Hotel Kailash Ganga</h3>

<p>This hotel is situated on Virbhadra Road in Barrage Colony Rishikesh. The hotel is providing high-end rooms with premium facilities. The hotel is providing various room types such as Deluxe, Semi-deluxe rooms, Suites etc. The hotel is good to stay with family too. Other features of the hotel are listed below.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Free WiFI</li>
	<li>King Size Bed</li>
	<li>Power Backup</li>
	<li>Conference Room</li>
	<li>CCTV cameras</li>
</ul>

<p>The hotel has an in-house restaurant to give you the best catering services. You can go here and enjoy your holiday with a world-class hotel stay whether you are with your family or friends.</p>

<p>All the hotels given above are highly recommended and rated by their customers. You can go to anyone according to your needs and approached <a href="/rishikesh">visiting locations in Rishikesh</a>. All the hotels are also available on most of the online hotel booking websites. So, book your hotel and enjoy your trip.</p>


List of hotels in Rishikesh

<p>Taj Mahal is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The monument is also regarded as <a href="/india">an eternal symbol of love</a>. The Taj is a mind-blowing and intricate mausoleum built to honor the late Mumtaz Mahal. The Taj was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memoir of his dearest wife Mumtaz Begum.</p>

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<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>What was Shah Jahan&rsquo;s mighty perception behind building the Taj?</li>
	<li>The story of artisan&rsquo;s hands beheaded is a myth</li>
	<li>Taj represents various shades to depict the emotions of Mumtaz</li>
	<li>The minarets built tilting outwards</li>
	<li>Precious gems used for decorating the inlay of the Taj</li>
	<li>How expensive is the Taj Mahal?</li>
	<li>Black Taj Mahal was in the pipeline</li>
	<li>Yamuna River keeps the monument alive</li>
	<li>Had to conceal the building due to security issues</li>
	<li>Uniform water-pressure at the fountains</li>
	<li>A temple was also built</li>
</ul>
</div>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<h3>What was Shah Jahan&rsquo;s mighty perception behind building the Taj?</h3>

<p>The Shah Jahan considered the Taj not just as a monument symbolizing love but much higher than that. He firmly believed that even if guilty begged pardon in front of the mausoleum, the person gets freed from his/her sins. This mansion can wipe out sorrow as the moon and rain shed tears from their eyes.</p>

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<h3>The story of artisan&rsquo;s hands beheaded is a myth</h3>

<p>There was one jealous artisan who wanted to sabotage the image or glory of the 16th&nbsp;Century Mughal Emperor- Shah Jahan. He rumored the story that Shah Jahan intended beheading the arms of artisans who had helped him in building the mausoleum. The reason or explanation given to this theory was that the Emperor didn&rsquo;t want another majestic master-piece to out beat the Taj. This theory is nothing but the myth.</p>

<p>The team of artisans were headed by the chief architect named Ustad Ahmed Lahauri. It was the same team that had built the Red Fort much later. It took 22 years to build the Taj Mahal to utmost perfection.</p>
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<h3>Taj represents various shades to depict the emotions of Mumtaz</h3>

<p>Not many of you are aware of this particular fact. This was that the monument symbolizes various shades. The tints take shade during various times of the day. It is pinkish in the morning, white in the evening and golden during the night. The glorious kaleidoscope of colors represent the changing moods of Mumtaz during the course of the day.</p>

<h3>The minarets built tilting outwards</h3>

<p>There is a special reason behind why the team of artisans built the minarets of the Taj pointing outwards. This was mainly done to protect the monument from mighty earthquakes, thunder storms or other calamities of nature. These are the four minarets that are held tilting outwards. This particular feature ensures the safety of the tomb.</p>

<h3>Precious gems used for decorating the inlay of the Taj</h3>

<p>There were 28 varieties of rare precious and semi-precious stones that were used for the inlay work in&nbsp;Taj Mahal.&nbsp; These were gem stones sourced from India, Sri Lanka, Tibet and China. This particular inlay dais was tampered several times by the British. They wanted to take the stones away. It was only during the late 19th&nbsp;Century that the restoration work was undertaken.</p>

<h3>How expensive is the Taj Mahal?</h3>

<p>During the 16th&nbsp;Century AD,&nbsp;Shah Jahan spent a whopping 32 million rupees to have the mausoleum built. Today, it can cost a sum of 1,062,834,098 USD to have such <a href="/things-to-do-in-india">an intricately decorated mansion palace</a> built.</p>

<h3>Black Taj Mahal was in the pipeline</h3>

<p>The offing connected with the black monument was also one of the most&nbsp;interesting facts about Taj Mahal.&nbsp;The emperor wanted to build a black Taj Mahal next to Mumtaz. But as the building work was going on, he was captured by his own son named Aurangzeb. Hence the completion of his own memorial tomb could not be taken forward.</p>

<h3>Yamuna River keeps the monument alive</h3>

<p>If you had noticed something unique about Taj Mahal&rsquo;s foundation, then this is the one. Its foundation is made from timber. Timber isn&rsquo;t the kind of material that is long lasting. Then you may wonder, how is it that the monument has withstood the lapse of time? The 5000 year old monument is still alive because of the presence of the Yamuna River. The wood is kept moist and strong because of the river.</p>

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<h3>Had to conceal the building due to security issues</h3>

<p>This was such a majestic man-made creation that was beyond enormity. The building had to be protected by anti-social elements or even enemy nations who were waging war against us. To protect the monument from the bombing attacks of World War 2, a stock of bamboo pile had to be placed. This was above the minaret ceiling. There was this Indo-Pak war waged in the year 1971. To protect it, a green cloth was placed upon it by the archeological department.</p>

<h3>Uniform water-pressure at the fountains</h3>

<p>To ensure a uniform or undisturbed water pressure near the fountains, there was this unique arrangement. That was made. The fountain pipes weren&rsquo;t connected directly with the copper pipes that were feeding them. Instead, a copper-pot was provided under each fountain pipe. The water used to be fill in the copper-pot first and used to rise at the same time as the fountains. This way, a uniform pressure was maintained in the pots and in the fountains.</p>

<h3>A temple was also built</h3>

<p>There was a petition made by the people of Bihar to build a temple too. A temple has also been built by a staunch follower named Natwarlal. This was near the premises of Taj Mahal. Till date, the Hindu temple and the Taj have been standing together on a harmonious coexistence.</p>

<p>These are the top 11&nbsp;interesting Facts about the Taj Mahal. The fact that it is five feet taller than Qutub Minar is also something of a renowned one. You should surely visit the Taj Mahal at least once in your lifetime.</p>

<p>Viewing the Taj during the moon lit night can be a resplendent experience indeed. Taj Mahal is situated in <a href="/uttar-pradesh">Agra across the banks of River Yamuna</a>. You have buses or connecting flights for foreign visitors to visit the same. Partners should love their spouses until death does them apart. This way, you can retain the fresh memories of togetherness until lifetime.</p>

<p>Children can also visit the Taj Mahal and view its astounding beauty. The reflection of the Taj Mahal across the River Yamuna is an experience that cannot be described in words. You can also shop for souvenirs or artifacts at shops bustling the vicinity. So, pack your bags right away and visit Taj Mahal. This is the pride of India without the least element of doubt.</p>


Interesting facts about Taj Mahal

<p>Top Beaches in Goa &ndash; <a href="/goa">Goa, a land known for the sun, sand, spices and stunning beaches</a>, is a perfect blend of Indian and Portuguese culture. Popularly called as a &ldquo;pocket-sized paradise&rdquo; the place is a haven for every tourist and is home to authentic seafood and spirituality.</p>

<p>The beauty of Goa is undoubtedly the string of calm, serene, and golden sand beaches. Each beach here has its own personality and maintains its reputation from the sixties. While there are many beaches to visit in this enchanting destination, not all leave their footprints in the memory lane. Listed below are some of the most popular beaches of Goa, which are a must-visit.</p>

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	<li>The Baga Beach</li>
	<li>Candolim Beach</li>
	<li>Calangute Beach</li>
	<li>Sinquerim Beach</li>
	<li>Vagator Beach</li>
	<li>Anjuna Beach</li>
	<li>Morjim Beach</li>
	<li>Agonda Beach</li>
	<li>Palolem Beach</li>
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<h3>The Baga Beach</h3>

<p>One of the popular beaches in Goa,&nbsp;Baga beach is ideal for visiting with your family or friends. Tourists can bask under the warmth of the sun and just relax with the sounds of the waves in the background. The beach is known for its nightlife, delicious seafood and of course some exciting beach parties.</p>

<p>This is just the perfect beach to spend an evening if you love crowd, and to dance to pulsating music &ndash; all against a scenic backdrop.</p>

<p>Popular For &ndash; The beach is popular for a wide range of seafood delicacies and drinks. The music and the crowd here create a perfect atmosphere for enjoyment.</p>

<p>What can you do &ndash; Visitors can take a salt bath as the beach is known to have with powerful and quite huge waves.</p>

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<h3>Candolim Beach</h3>

<p>This is one place where you can witness sand dunes in Goa. The scrubbed sand dunes at Candolim beach draw tourists from all over the world. The beach is located close to the Princess River and is also loved for its beauty and atmosphere. If you are looking for relaxation with not much crowd around, this is the place to be.</p>

<p>Popular for &ndash; The scrubbed sand dunes, unspoiled beauty</p>

<p>What can you do &ndash; Visitors get to take part in the &ldquo;Dive Goa&rdquo; activity which is fun and exciting.&nbsp;</p>
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<h3>Calangute Beach</h3>

<p>If you are a foodie and love to experiment with seafood, you must pay a visit to the Calangute beach. Popular as the Queen among the Goa beaches, this beach has &lsquo;golden shimmering sand&rsquo; and the shacks located here serve authentic seafood and exotic drinks. The beach is also known to be the <a href="/amazing-places-to-visit-in-kochi">best and the friendliest beaches for foreign tourists</a>.</p>

<p>Popular for &ndash; The beach is known for its cool clubs, Goan food, and shops with Goan apparels.</p>

<p>What can you do &ndash; Visitors can enjoy seafood and also spend time shopping for authentic Goan apparels and accessories. The beach is also popular for activities like water scooter rides and parasailing.</p>

<h3>Sinquerim Beach</h3>

<p>A very beautiful beach with clean golden sand, the Sinquerim beach is popular for the water sport activities held here. If you are into adventure and love water rides, this is the place to be. Tourists also get to visit the Aguada Fort located near to it. The beach also has a number of food stalls that serve authentic Goan food along with a number of multi-cuisine delicacies.</p>

<p>Popular for &ndash; Visitors who visit this beach visit the Aguada fort which is an architectural marvel. There is a lighthouse located here that adds to the scenic beauty of the beach. The water sport activities are indeed the best.</p>

<p>What can you do &ndash; Tourists can try various activities like the banana ride, snorkeling, and parasailing, to name a few.</p>

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<h3>Vagator Beach</h3>

<p>The clean and very serene beach, Vagator is a must-visit destination when you are in Goa. The beach is popular for the red cliffs and is filled with greenery. The rustic beauty of the beach is worth admiring, and tourists can take a stroll along the stretch to explore the natural beauty surrounding it.</p>

<p>If you are looking to escape from the hustling beach parties and crowd, the clam and not-so-crowded Vagator beach is the place to be.</p>

<p>Popular for &ndash; The beach is famous for its culture, calmness and rustic beauty. It is also popular for the Chapora Fort, which is also called as the &ldquo;Dil Chahta Hai point.&rdquo; It is also popular for the Sunburn festival that is held here annually during December.</p>

<p>What can you do &ndash; Visitors can relax or take a walk on the shore or just enjoy an activity of their choice.</p>
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<h3>Anjuna Beach</h3>

<p>Beautiful rock formations take you down the memory lane when you visit the Anjuna Beach. The scenic beauty of the beach is enchanting as the vast Arabian Sea surrounds it on one side. The palm trees sway gently, and the vast expanse of shimmering sand makes the time spent worthwhile.</p>

<p>The rock formations here add a <a href="/gujarat">mystic beauty to the popular and lively beach</a>. The beach is popular for the music parties that are held here frequently.</p>

<p>Popular for &ndash; The beach is popular for its wild and full moon parties and trance music.</p>

<p>What can you do &ndash; Visitors can visit the beach on a Wednesday to be a part of the Flea Bazaar which is held every week. One can get some amazing deals on Goan apparels, jewelry, and more.</p>

<h3>Morjim Beach</h3>

<p>Also known as the Turtle Beach, the Morjim Beach is serene and quite secluded. This is the perfect place to be if you are looking for a peaceful place to spend some alone time with your loved ones. The beach is also one of the unexplored beaches in Goa and is visited by those who love to soak in the natural beauty and warmth of the place.</p>

<p>Another popular beach to find tiny turtles is Ashwem Beach, which is located towards the south of the Arambol beach. The beach is famous for its clean and blue waters and not so crowded surroundings.</p>

<p>Popular for &ndash; The beach is popular as a nesting place for Olive Ridley Turtles. One can find several nesting places all over the beach.</p>

<p>What can you do &ndash; Tourists who are into bird-watching often visit this beach as they get to view some rare bird species like the Sand Plover, Kingfisher, and the Cuckoo.</p>

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<h3>Agonda Beach</h3>

<p>If you are looking for a pristine beach with not much crowd around, Agonda beach must top your list. The waves at this beach are calmer, and it is hence a preferred spot for swimming and sunbathing. The popular tourist attraction here is the Agonda beach, which is located right in the middle of the beach.</p>

<p>Popular for &ndash; The beach is a perfect and peaceful destination to spend time.</p>

<p>What can you do &ndash; Tourists often indulge in activities like yoga and meditation. Those who love adventure can try hiking or go out into the waters on a boat to spot some dolphins.</p>

<h3>Palolem Beach</h3>

<p>A very happening beach in Goa, Palolem Beach is very popular due to its silent night disco. You get to find a lot of foreign tourists and fishers here, but the beach has its own serenity. You can find rocks on the shore and is an ideal spot for swimming too as it is not hit by fast currents.</p>

<p>Popular for &ndash; The beach is popular for its silent night disco, a special kind of disco.</p>

<p>What can you do &ndash; While tourists can go for dolphin spotting, they can also participate in various water sports and relax with yoga and meditation.</p>

<p>Goa as a tourist destination is not only famous for its stunning and picture-perfect beaches but is known for its flea markets and vegetation. The best time to visit the place is between October and February. So, plan your trip today to enjoy the beaches of Goa to their fullest and <a href="/kerala">have a memorable beach holiday</a>!</p>


Top beaches in Goa that are beyond beautiful

<p><a href="/india">India, an exotic destination known for its rich culture and tradition</a> has a lot to offer. Known for its ancient temples, monuments, scenic beaches, and tourist destinations, the country has signs far beyond these.</p>

<p>India can be a great teacher, and all you need to do is to accept the culture and listen to the lessons it bestows upon. The land has stories to tell, about brave kings and queens, freedom fighters, and the new age leaders.</p>

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	<li>Do not get influenced by the negative stories in media</li>
	<li>Learn to be Flexible with Expectations and Travel Plans</li>
	<li>Plan and Make Your Bookings in Advance</li>
	<li>Learn to Bargain</li>
	<li>Always go Local</li>
	<li>Do not get surprises by contrasts</li>
	<li>Stick to your routes</li>
	<li>Follow Indian etiquette</li>
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<p>If you want to hit the right note and wish to enjoy your tour to India, it is important you learn a few basics about the travel. All these will help you set your expectations correctly. Be it for a short period or a long holiday; the below-mentioned travel tips are worth a read.</p>

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<h3>Do not get influenced by the negative stories in media</h3>

<p>Incidents can happen everywhere, and it is indeed hard to filter any information in the present digital era. But, it is also important to note that media always publishes content which increases readers interest provokes an emotional reaction.</p>

<p>There have been stories, now and then which have made India known for poverty, and bad attitude towards women. Though it is good to be informed, tourists also need to know about the bright side of the country and learn about the progress, improvements in women&#39;s safety, and tourist safety, to name a few.</p>

<p>It is surprising for many to know that a number of services that&nbsp;one might need can now be used via a smartphone or online. Any issue or any service or product you might need, all of them are now available with the touch of an app.</p>
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<p class="note">Always keep a map</p>
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<h3>Learn to be Flexible with Expectations and Travel Plans</h3>

<p>The cultural specifics can be different in <a href="/things-to-do-in-india">different regions of India</a>. Travelers will have to try and accept without doing a reality check with their own backgrounds. There might be certain things that match with your culture and many that won&rsquo;t.</p>

<p>Many will also learn that a &ldquo;yes&rdquo; might not always mean a yes, and it is rare to hear an Indian saying a &ldquo;No.&rdquo; Indians are known to be friendly and welcoming people, and always go that extra mile to help you.</p>

<p>There might be unexpected delays or cancellations, and you can come across random situations that can lead to frustration. So, it always helps to have a plan B. But, do remember that whatever changes you might need to make to your initial plan; you will still have a memorable experience, which will for sure open up a different aspect of India.</p>

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<p class="note">Plan Your Travel Well</p>
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<h3>Plan and Make Your Bookings in Advance</h3>

<p>If you have not booked your tour via a tour company, you certainly need to make your arrangement well-in-advance. Most of the travel experts suggest making the bookings at least three weeks before your travel date.</p>

<p>The intercity travel system is different when compared to several countries and hence make sure you book any of the flight of train tickets online, well in advance. If you are planning to travel during festival seasons like Diwali or Dusshera, prior booking of accommodation and travel tickets is a must.</p>

<p>There is another added advantage in the same. When you book in advance, you also get to save a lot on flight as well as on accommodation. But, you also need to make sure to follow up with accommodation before you land in the destined city.</p>
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<h3>Learn to Bargain</h3>

<p>You can see that everyone when shopping installs or stores across the streets bargain. Everyone here does it, and you need not see it as an exception. Many times a seller can quote a high price when they see a foreign tourist. So, you can take advice from a local buyer and bargain accordingly.</p>

<p>At the same time, do not bargain if you see that a seller is a farmer or a local artist. They are the ones who earn money the hard way and are generally very humble. If you want to improve your bargaining skills, you must go street shopping in India.</p>

<h3>Always go Local</h3>

<p>Most of the tourists love to build their journey during the festival times as it helps them to have a good understanding of the culture, the cuisine, and tradition of India. Some important festivals are</p>

<p>Diwali &ndash; This is a festival of lights held during the autumn.</p>

<p>Holi- Known as the festival of colors, this is celebrated during spring.</p>

<p>Lohri &ndash; This is a famous winter festival celebrated in Punjab.</p>

<p>A number of first-time visitors also love to attend weddings and various functions and try and make good friends. All these help to <a href="/festivals-of-rajasthan-with-names">understand the history behind every festival</a> or ritual celebrated here.</p>

<h3>Do not get surprises by contrasts</h3>

<p>When in India, you will come across many situations that have different elements. You might get late to a destination as you are stuck due to traffic or due to a road blocked by goats or cows.</p>

<p>You will come across a luxury car in the city and will also get to see people using a bullock cart which his driven by a man, barefoot. You can see people spending thousands of rupees buying branded clothes and accessories and will also come across homeless people, sleeping on the streets without food.</p>

<p>Such sights can be overwhelming for many, and hence, it helps to be prepared for them emotionally.</p>

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<h3>Stick to your routes</h3>

<p>The country of India is vast and has several attractions that are a must-see. It is hard for any traveler to visit all the places India has to offer in one go. So, it always helps to have a plan, and it is also important to stick to the route and destinations decided.</p>

<p>India has a lot to offer, and this is more than Taj Mahal or the beaches in Goa. There are some mesmerizing destinations and various opportunities that await the tourists. Tourists can camp in a desert or opt for hiking or trekking or explore the tea plantations.</p>

<p>Never go on a sightseeing marathon as you will miss on the actual charm of these places. Always choose a few and explore more.</p>
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<p class="note">Travel with friends</p>
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<h3>Follow Indian etiquette</h3>

<p>When in India, it helps when you know and follow the basic Indian etiquette. Indians are conservative when it comes to dressing. So, try and wear clothes that are of knee-length and always keep the shoulders covered.</p>

<p>If you are a vegetarian, you will love your <a href="/indian-dishes-for-breakfast">culinary journey in India</a>. There are a wide variety of food options, starting from street food to the main course to deserts. Also, Indian culture teaches everyone to show respect towards people who are elder. If you are attending a function, you can greet the elders with a &ldquo;Namaste.&rdquo;</p>

<p>India also has some gender-specific spaces like metros, temples, and more. Be informed about the same as it can land you in trouble at times. For example, a man traveling in the ladies coach in the metro can be fined.</p>

<p>India is known as a conservative country, and people do not welcome the public show of affection. Tourists also need to be informed about the temples. You are required to leave the footwear outside when visiting the temple and also pay attention to the dress code. It is important to dress conservatively when visiting temples, especially in South India.</p>

<p>Just follow the above-mentioned travel tips to have a safe and happy holiday in India. If you are traveling via a package, do check with the agency about any further information you might require.</p>


Travel Tips and Tricks

<p>Development of tourism in India -&nbsp;India, as you all know, is the world&rsquo;s most favored sub-continent, but not without reason. It is a <a href="/top-beaches-in-goa-that-are-beyond-beautiful">land of pristine beaches</a>, vast stretches of golden sands, tranquil forests, and snow-capped peaks. You have the most versatile aspects of nature tucked into each one of them.</p>

<p>Foreign tourists love traveling through the length and breadth of the country. The colonial heritage and architectural splendor can be mesmerized in hill stations like Nainital or Mussoorie. While bustling streets can offer smacking delicacies. The vast Himalayan ranges offer you panoramic views of nature. Plus you have Ayurveda, yogic practices, and spirituality across the holy city named Rishikesh. Now let us have an insight into some intricate aspects behind Indian Tourism.</p>

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<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Tourism-hub of income and employment generation</li>
	<li>A major source of foreign exchange earnings</li>
	<li>Preserving heritage sites or endangered species</li>
	<li>Aids in developing infrastructure</li>
	<li>Multiple strata of the society benefits</li>
	<li>Touring destinations of Northern India</li>
	<li>Touring across South India</li>
	<li>Touring across Western India</li>
	<li>Touring across Eastern India</li>
</ul>
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<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>In this online segment, we are going to look at how tourism was developed in India. The guide will also tell you places to look for. Especially while traversing through different parts of the country.</p>

<p>The development of tourism in India began in the 1950s. And today, tourism is one of the fastest-growing sectors of the economy. It contributes almost 7.5% to the national output of GDP. Foreign reserves fill in faster with more and more touring spots added.</p>

<p><a href="/auli">Auli is the latest hill station</a> added to the hot touring hubs. Like-wise new spots and undiscovered locales are getting added every single day. This way, our economy boosts. Indigenous industries bloom, as more and more of handicrafts develop. Artisans make those hand-made candles or cloth bangles to add on. Let us have a look into five positive aspects of the fast-paced development of tourism in India. We will then have a look into what attractions you can typically look for.</p>

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<h3>Tourism-hub of income and employment generation</h3>

<p>Tourism has emerged as the major hub for income generation and employment creation. Real-estate developers and holiday owners develop landscaped cottages or home-stay apartments. Local or desi artisans create candles, chocolates, shawls, imitation jewelry, hand-made fans, and glass artifacts to be showcased in shops. These are also displayed at exhibition centers that mushroom around the nook and corner of the country. Hoteliers develop innovative cuisine platters to impress national and international tourists.</p>

<p>Likewise, one industry can be a boom factor for the creation of several segments of the economy. It is, therefore, nothing surprising to say that tourism in India significantly contributes 7.5% of the GDP, and employs 10% of the population in India.</p>
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<p class="note">Growth of Tourists</p>
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<h3>A major source of foreign exchange earnings</h3>

<p>You find more and more foreign vacationers being drawn towards touring India. Therefore, this hub is a major foreign exchange contributor too. The tourism in India reached a staggering US $ 100 billion during 2008. The foreign exchange reserves reached the heights of enormity when it touched upon the US $ 300 billion by 2019. It is expected to increase by 10% every year.</p>

<p>As stated earlier, the Victorian-styled mansion houses, the tram, the pristine beaches, and snow elevated peaks provide versatility to the entire concept of touring and vacationing. And that is where India tops ahead of other developing countries around the world.</p>

<h3>Preserving heritage sites or endangered species</h3>

<p>With the help of tourism, the nation-wide efforts campaigned, the need for the creation of a separate entity. During the year 1966, India Tourism Development Corporation was set up. This entity takes precautionary measures to preserve <a href="/uttar-pradesh">man-made wonders like Taj Mahal</a>, Ajanta-Ellora Caves, Qutub Minar, and other age-old temples. These are monuments of architectural splendor and also add pride to the cultural heritage of the country. Again, natural habitats of endangered species are preserved in a better manner. To attract tourists, special efforts are taken to restore the endangered species. And punish unmindful hunters. This happens when tourism is the spinning hub of the economy.</p>

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<p class="note">All round development</p>
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<h3>Aids in developing infrastructure</h3>

<p>Tourism again touches upon multiple segments of the cross-structural economy like ours. Transport, health-care facilities, the spread of green canopies across hotel yards, and culinary facilities develop considerably. High end, upscale and sophisticated hotels, homestays, and cottages to develop. This way, denuded lands become highly viable and utilized to their best. Thanks to tourism feeding the cows with fodder!</p>
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<h3>Multiple strata of the society benefits</h3>

<p>Peace-making efforts or cultural differences of people reduce when the economy has to serve vacationers and holidayers 24/7. This way, multiple strata of society gets benefited. Tourism provides jobs, generates incomes, helps in diversifying the economy, and helps to protect the environment. Above all, it promotes cross-cultural awareness. This way, multiple gamuts of the economy progresses, leaving the country go on a positive pedestal.</p>

<p>We have spoken about the top 5 positive aspects of the development of tourism in India. Now, let us move to the other part of this segment. These are tourist attractions, you can look for, in different pockets of the country.</p>

<h3>Touring destinations of Northern India</h3>

<p>With the Ganges being the mighty river flowing through the plains of Northern India. You can discover vast tracts of rich alluvial soil. Cash crops like wheat, barn, maize, and millets are cultivated in Northern India. You find touring hot spots in cities like Delhi, Agra, Rishikesh, Udaipur, Jaipur, Amritsar, and Chandigarh. You find hill-stations like Shimla, Mussoorie, Nainital, Kulu-Manali, and Dalhousie. As you have Himalayan Mountains covering the ranges, trekking, mountain climbing, rafting, and paddling are done.</p>

<h3>Touring across South India</h3>

<p>You have bustling cities like Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Kerala doing the rounds. You have age-old temples of architectural splendor in Chennai and its surrounding vicinity. Bangalore is known for its pleasant climate, green parks, and royal palaces. Hyderabad is a city of domes and minarets. The city is further interspersed with hotels, shopping centers, and colorful bazaars. You have Kerala that offers idyllic and un-spoilt beaches. The coastal backwaters of Kovalam provide great opportunities for cruising or wild-life watching.</p>

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<h3>Touring across Western India</h3>

<p>You have Mumbai filled with cultural ambiances and erstwhile living too. You have monuments, museums, colonial forts, and hill stations, and Mumbai also offers you upscale spots to dine at or go shopping. You have Ajanta- Ellora caves. These have rock-paintings and ancient carvings. Plus you have <a href="/maharashtra">beach resorts like Goa, Manori, and Madh Island</a>.</p>

<h3>Touring across Eastern India</h3>

<p>You have Kolkata city also known as the &lsquo;City of Joy.&rsquo; It is the capital city of West Bengal. You find imperial palaces, trams, temples, bazaars, museums and other places of colonial interest. You have Assam where nature lies at its very best. You have Chirr punji. It is the Assamese City that receives the maximum amount of rainfall in the world. The district of Assam is also known for housing several species like the Asian elephants, Bengal tigers, and Indian Rhino. Kaziranga and Manas National Parks are world-heritage UNESCO sites.</p>

<p>You have seen how tourism is developed as the major hub in India. Plus you also have a list of places you need to tour while you land at the sub-continent.</p>


Development of Tourism in India

<p>One state in India where you will find plenty of beautiful sheets of sand is Rajasthan. <a href="/rajasthan">The Great Indian Thar Desert</a> covers around 5% of the total geographic area of India. Almost 60% of this desert lies in Rajasthan. If you have a special liking for mystical sand and camels then this is the State that you must visit.</p>

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<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Top deserts in Rajasthan
	<ul>
		<li>Jaisalmer</li>
		<li>Bikaner</li>
		<li>Khimsar</li>
		<li>Kumbhalgarh</li>
		<li>Jodhpur</li>
		<li>Pushkar</li>
		<li>Chittorgarh</li>
		<li>Bundi</li>
	</ul>
	</li>
	<li>Activities you can do in the deserts</li>
	<li>The best time to visit Rajasthan</li>
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<h2>Top deserts in Rajasthan</h2>

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<h3>Jaisalmer</h3>

<p>Jaisalmer&nbsp;is the place where you must go on a desert safari. This place has many golden dunes and hence it is also known as the Golden City. This city is close to the Thar Desert. You must not miss out on taking a camel ride. This is also one of the best places where you can camp with your family and friends at night. Jaisalmer has many other places of tourist attraction like lakes, temples, castles etc.</p>

<p>Close to this city are the Khuri sand dunes which are truly wonderful. The Sam sand dunes which are located close to Khuri are famous for camel safari. The camel ride experience and watching the sun-set into the sands is simply magnificent.</p>
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<h3>Bikaner</h3>

<p>This dessert is famous for its camel festival. This is a place where you will get glimpses of Havelis and the wonderful era of Rajputs. When in Bikaner you must visit the Junagarh fort, Karni Mata mandir and Lalgarh Palace.</p>

<h3>Khimsar</h3>

<p>This is the sand dune village and its Nagaur festival is very famous. This village is located at the edge of the Thar Desert. When you come to Khimsar you must visit the Khimsar fort. Many leisure activities are carried out over here. This includes camel safari, camping, performances by local artists. The local artists perform folk dance and sing songs of Rajasthan for the tourists.</p>

<h3>Kumbhalgarh</h3>

<p>This is one of the well-known deserts in Rajasthan. This place is mainly famous for the Kumbhalgarh wildlife sanctuary. You must also not miss out on visiting the Kumbhalgarh Fort and the Badal Mahal. The Kumbhalgarh fort which is situated close to the foothills of Aravalli hills is magnificent. This is one of the most famous forts of Rajasthan.</p>

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<h3>Jodhpur</h3>

<p>This is the Gateway to the Thar Desert. Tourists come here to visit the Mehrangarh Fort. There are many temples and lakes in Jodhpur which are worth visiting. If you like adventure then you can go on a trekking trip when you are in Jodhpur.</p>

<h3>Pushkar</h3>

<p>The first thing that comes to your mind must be the Pushkar fair. <a href="/pushkar">The camel fair of Pushkar</a> is very famous. The only temple of Lord Brahma in the world is located in Pushkar. This temple is a calm place and many Hindu pilgrims visit this temple every year. Pushkar Lake is also worth visiting.</p>
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<h3>Chittorgarh</h3>

<p>This is the city of warriors who were known for their gallantry. This city has a rich heritage. There are several stories of heroism and patriotism associated with this city. This city was the capital of Mewar and you will find several forts in this city. Places that you must visit are the Chittorgarh fort, Vijay Stambh and Maha Sati<strong>.</strong></p>

<h3>Bundi</h3>

<p>This place is in the Hadoti region. The Moti Mahal of Bundi and the Badal Mahal of Bundi are worth visiting. You must also go to the Taragarh fort.</p>

<h2>Activities you can do in the deserts</h2>

<p>Camel safari is one of the topmost attractions of the deserts in Rajasthan. Riding on the hump of the friendly camel is something that you will cherish for a lifetime. You can also camp at night in some of these deserts. Lie down on the golden sheet of sand and count the stars in the sky at night. You can also opt for the desert safari tour. Here you get a chance to go on an adventure ride in the jeep. The Jeep safari is surely one of the most amazing experiences. You can also enjoy a horse ride in the desert.</p>

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<h2>The best time to visit Rajasthan</h2>

<p>The summers are very hot and hence it is better to avoid the summer months. The <a href="/best-time-to-visit-rajasthan">best time to visit Rajasthan</a> is in the winters. Ideal time will be between October and March. During this season the climate is cool and pleasant and you will have a wonderful time.</p>

<p>Rajasthan is the land of palaces, deserts and warriors. This is an amazing State which has a major portion of the Thar Desert and the cool hill station that is Mount Abu. This is surely one State that you must visit.</p>

<p><a href="/plan-a-trip">Plan your trip in advance</a> as there is very large footfall of tourists from across the globe during the peak season. So you must make sure that you make all the travel arrangements well in advance in order to avoid disappointment. You can opt for a good Rajasthan tour package and have a wonderful time in the sands of Rajasthan.</p>


Top Deserts in Rajasthan

<p>Rajasthan &ndash; the grand abode of royal palaces, historic temples and ancient forts. No wonder this majestic state is always the <a href="/india">key highlight of every tour itinerary to India</a>. Ironically enough, the arid &lsquo;desert state of India&rsquo;, as it&rsquo;s often called, is also home to a variety of flora and fauna. The wildlife sanctuaries of Rajasthan have earned the status of national parks and are a one-time experience for tourists.</p>

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	<li>Ranthambore National Park</li>
	<li>Sariska National Park</li>
	<li>Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary</li>
	<li>Desert National Sanctuary</li>
	<li>Mount Abu Sanctuary</li>
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<h3>Ranthambore National Park</h3>

<p>Undoubtedly the best national park in Rajasthan, this one always tops the list of must-visit places in the state. Nestled in the town of Sawai Madhopur, the park invites thousands of local, national and international tourists every year to witness the magnificence of wildlife here.</p>

<p>Major attractions &ndash; Tigers, leopards, cheetah, bear, hyena, Nilgai, and Sambhar deer</p>

<p>How to explore &ndash; The wild is sheltered by plenty of deciduous forests that are fun to explore on a jeep safari</p>

<p>The Best time to visit &ndash; October &ndash; April; you might be lucky to spot a tiger during summer here</p>
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<h3>Sariska National Park</h3>

<p>Situated in the Alwar district, Sariska has declared a Tiger Reserve in 1978. The park is the first-ever reserve that successfully relocated and rehabilitated the Royal Tiger of Bengal, which was once the pride of Sariska but is now headed towards extinction. Besides this prime attraction, the park is also a must-visit to see other fauna in their natural habitat.</p>

<p>Major attractions &ndash; Rhesus monkeys, hares, Chowsinghaa, Chinkara, wild boars, golden jackals, jungle cats, grey partridge, tree pie, bush quail, sand grouse, peafowl, and golden woodpecker</p>

<p>How to explore &ndash; Jeep Safari</p>

<p>The Best time to visit &ndash; October to March</p>

<h3>Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary</h3>

<p>This one is all for all those bird lovers who find amazing solace in the company of chirping birds. The variety at this national park in Rajasthan is truly endless, which makes it one of the largest bird reserves internationally. The park derives its name from the surrounding Keoladeo Temple that&rsquo;s famous among visitors to Bharatpur. As such, it&rsquo;s also <a href="/rajasthan">often addressed as the Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary</a>.</p>

<p>If you&rsquo;re lucky, you might have a chance to watch plenty of avian migrations for which artificial wetlands have been created by the forest department. The park boasts of being home to at least 350 varieties of birds throughout the year.</p>

<p>Major attractions &ndash; Indian Courser, White-tailed Eagles, Indian Spotted Eagles, Black-necked Bills, Asian Open Bill Storks, Sarus Cranes, Snipe Darters, and Dalmatian Pelicans.</p>

<p>How to explore &ndash; the sanctuary&rsquo;s beautiful flora and bird variety are best covered on foot, cycle-rickshaw, or bicycle. Motor vehicles are not allowed inside the park. Don&rsquo;t miss the early morning and late evening boating trips at the park lake.</p>

<p>Best time to visit &ndash; August &ndash; November and October &ndash; March</p>

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<h3>Desert National Sanctuary</h3>

<p>Sprawling over a total area of about 3,162 sq km, this one boasts of being the largest national park&nbsp;in Rajasthan. The sanctuary is situated close to the desert city of Jaisalmer and about one-fifth of the park itself is covered in sand dunes (which explains its name). You&rsquo;d mostly find those birds and animals here that comfortably reside in dry and arid regions.</p>

<p>Major attractions &ndash; Desert Fox, Desert Cat, Bengal Fox, Chinkara, wolf, Blackbuck, White Demoiselle Crane, falcons, Steppe eagles, Houbara Bustard, and Great Indian Bustard (one of the most endangered bird species only found in this park)</p>

<p>How to explore &ndash; Jeep safari</p>

<p>The Best time to visit &ndash; October &ndash; March; December &ndash; February (for bird watching)</p>

<h3>Mount Abu Sanctuary</h3>

<p>It is situated at the <a href="/mount-abu">famous tourist site of Mount Abu</a> which is the only hill station in the desert land of Rajasthan. The sanctuary is ideally located in the high Aravali mountain ranges. It lies at a varying altitude ranging from 300 m at the starting point to 1722 m as its highest peak. The wide variety of orchids and wild roses adorning the hill slopes is a visual treat.</p>

<p>Major attractions &ndash; Leopard, jungle cat, jackal, hyena, Indian fox, porcupine, rare grey jungle fowl</p>

<p>How to explore &ndash; Jeep safari</p>

<p>The Best time to visit &ndash; March &ndash; June, October &ndash; February for spotting rare birds</p>

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<p>In addition to the above, there are other wildlife sanctuaries in Rajasthan which have been declared national parks and tiger reserves in the recent past. These sites are also worth a visit. One of them includes the Mukundra Hills (Darrah) National Park in Rajasthan, which lies near Kota. The best time to visit the park is from February to May. Visit the sanctuary during monsoon season should generally be avoided.</p>

<p>Rajasthan&rsquo;s extensive flora and fauna need a <a href="/top-deserts-in-rajasthan">close-up experience and jungle safaris</a> are perhaps the best option &ndash; safe, cost-effective, and thrilling. Worth a try for the adventure seeker. Book one today!</p>


Top 5 National Parks in Rajasthan

<p><a href="/jammu-and-kashmir">Kashmir is more than a popular tourist destination</a>. The snow-clad mountains, the pristine valleys and the floating flower markets on the Dal Lake showcase the beauty of this place, which is also known as the <strong>&ldquo;Heaven on Earth.&rdquo;&nbsp;</strong></p>

<p>The scenic valleys of Kashmir have something for everyone. Be it the Tulip Festival or white water rafting, and it offers the best for everyone in your family. But, to make the most of this stunning destination, it is important to plan your holiday during the best season.</p>

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<h2>Table of content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Spring in Kashmir</li>
	<li>Summers in Kashmir</li>
	<li>Monsoons in Kashmir</li>
	<li>Winters in Kashmir
	<ul>
		<li>From March till Mid-May(15&deg;C to&nbsp;30&deg;C)</li>
		<li>During December till March(-2&deg;C to - 12&deg;C)</li>
	</ul>
	</li>
	<li>The Ideal Time to Visit Kashmir</li>
	<li>How to Reach Kashmir</li>
</ul>
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<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>Kashmir is a destination that can be visited anytime during the year. Be it summer or during the winters, you can for sure have an alluring holiday when you visit this mesmerizing destination. So, never think about when to visit Kashmir; instead, pack your bags and just get going. But, if you like to be prepared, you might know what&rsquo;s in store for you when you visit Kashmir during summer and winter.</p>

<h3>Spring in Kashmir</h3>

<p>The valley of Kashmir is a mountainous region, and this is the reason where it has four seasons &ndash; &ldquo;spring, summer, autumn and winter.&rdquo; Spring is the season when the valley filled with Alpine meadows looks stunning and has wildflowers everywhere. Tourists can witness the orchards that are laden with various fruits, and Sonamarg and Srinagar are some of the <a href="/top-tourist-places-in-jammu-and-kashmir">best places to visit in both Jammu and Kashmir</a> during this season.</p>

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<h3>Summers in Kashmir</h3>

<p>Summer in Kashmir lasts from June till August, and this is known as a season of joy. This is the time when the town attracts tourists from all around the world. Kashmir Valley as it is called is known for the Shikara ride, where tourists get to stay in a houseboat. If you are planning to visit this place during summer, a night stay in a Shikara is a must.</p>

<p>Summer is the ideal time to visit if you wish to indulge in the local festivities and weddings. If you are visiting the valley as a part of your honeymoon trip, you can spend some time near Dal Lake. If you love adventure, you can try trekking near the Pir Panjal range. Summer is also the time when many pilgrims visit the Vaishno Devi or Amarnath Yatra.</p>
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<h3>Monsoons in Kashmir</h3>

<p>The monsoons usually arrive early September and last till November. This is considered to be a perfect time to explore the Kashmir Valley as you do not find many tourists during these months. You can also get some great deals and discounts on the hotel and travel packages during monsoon season.</p>

<p>Monsoon is often known to be an off-season, but do not let this hamper your plans. If you are planning to visit Kashmir during September and November, you can be a part of the fun and exciting Apple picking festival.</p>

<h3>Winters in Kashmir</h3>

<p>If you wish to view the enchanted valley of Kashmir, you certainly need to visit the town during the months December, January, and February &ndash; during winter. Several places in the Kashmir Valley witness good snowfall in winter and is mild in Jammu.</p>

<p>You can witness the scenic beauty of the snow-capped Pir Panjal range, and this is what makes winter the <strong>best time to visit Kashmir</strong>, especially when you are on a honeymoon. Tourists from across the world and India visit this town to witness snowfall in destinations like Srinagar, Gulmarg, and Sonamarg. You can also visit the hill station of Patnitop located in Jammu, which is a famous retreat for families and couples.</p>

<p>When you are in Kashmir during winters, do not forget to the famous Mughal Gardens located in Srinagar.</p>

<p>Now that we have learned about climate in Kashmir let us now learn about the temperatures here.</p>

<h3>From March till Mid-May(15&deg;C to&nbsp;30&deg;C)</h3>

<p>This is known to be the best time to visit Kashmir as the weather is very pleasant and you get to <a href="/places-to-visit-in-uttarakhand-in-winters">explore the magical beauty of the valley</a>. The temperature during March till May ranges between 15 to 30 degrees and many tourists love to try adventure sports which include hiking, trekking or river rafting. If you love trekking, you can visit the trails of Pahalgam or Srinagar. This is the best time to visit Kashmir with your family or friends for a summer vacation.</p>

<p>Tourists also get to visit the world popular Tulip Gardens during April, when the tulips are in full bloom. You get to witness the beauty of vibrant, colorful and various species of Tulips here.</p>

<h3>During December till March(-2&deg;C to - 12&deg;C)</h3>

<p>If you wish to visit Kashmir Valley when there is good snowfall, you certainly need to plan your trip during January till March, as this is the time when the snow fills the entire town like a blanket.</p>

<p>The valley looks beautiful, and you can as well try adventure activities like snowboarding or skiing. The temperatures between the months of December and March can range between -2&deg;C - 12&deg;C.</p>

<h2>The Ideal Time to Visit Kashmir</h2>

<p>The best time to visit Kashmir depends on the kind of activities you wish to participate in. If you have plans to visit Gulmarg and are into snowfall or snowboarding, you must visit the place during the months of October till February. If you wish to explore the scenic beauty of this place, you can visit between March and June as this is the time, the valley is filled with colorful blooms and greenery.</p>

<p>You can also be a part of the fun-filled festival called the Hemis festival which takes place during the month of May. The two-day festival is celebrated with pomp, and the locals dress up with traditional attires. The other popular festivals you can be a part of are, the Gurex Festival, Urs and the Shikara Festival.</p>

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<h2>How to Reach Kashmir</h2>

<p>Tourists can reach Kashmir by air, train, and bus. The town is well-connected to all the major airports. While there are no railway stations located in Srinagar, tourists can travel to Jammu and take a bus or a coach to explore various destinations nearby. All the major tourists&rsquo; destinations in Kashmir can be reached by bus. Tourists can use the state transport deluxe buses to travel within the city.</p>

<p><a href="/category/india-tourist-places-in-summer">Kashmir is a perfect tourist destination</a> you can visit with your family or your friends during any time of the year. The blossomed gardens and refreshing air welcomes every tourist, and they are treated to the sights of the alpine meadows and colorful blooms. All you need to do is to figure out the kind of traveler you are! So, pack your bags and get ready to soak your soul in the enchanting and ever scenic Kashmir Valley.</p>


Best Time to Visit Kashmir

<p>Ladakh is a spellbound holiday destination that is like no other. The Land of Lama is known for mesmerizing and beautiful locations that are havens of natural beauty. Ladakh is also called as the &ldquo;lost kingdom&rdquo; and is a <a href="/india">destination filled with various wonders</a>. Be it its rugged terrain or the snow-capped mountains; the place will for sure leave you spellbound.</p>

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<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Zanskar Valley</li>
	<li>Pangong Tso Lake</li>
	<li>Tso Moriri Lake</li>
	<li>Chadar Trek</li>
	<li>Kargil</li>
	<li>Khardung-la Pass</li>
	<li>Nubra Valley</li>
	<li>Magnetic Hill</li>
	<li>Spituk Gompa</li>
	<li>Thiksey Gompa</li>
	<li>Tso Kar</li>
	<li>Hemis National Park</li>
	<li>Shanti Stupa</li>
	<li>The Hemis Monastery</li>
	<li>The Royal Palace of Leh</li>
	<li>Best Time to Visit Ladakh</li>
</ul>
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<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>If you have planned a holiday to Ladakh, there are a few attractions you must visit in this magnetic location.</p>

<h3>Zanskar Valley</h3>

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<p>Zanskar Valley is one of the best places to visit in Ladakh. Known to be one of the isolated places in the valley, you can see that the steep terrains located here are covered with snow most of the months. The valley is located in the Himalayan range is known for its heavenly beauty. The valley also offers <a href="/best-trekking-places-in-india">adventure sports and activities for the tourists</a>, and white river rafting is one of them.</p>

<h3>Pangong Tso Lake</h3>

<p>Pangong Tso Lake is not only breathtaking but is one of the popular tourist attractions located in Ladakh. Located at Changtang Plateau, the lake is an ideal location for camping under the starlit sky. If you wish to avoid the crowd and spend some time with your beloved, you can plan to visit the lake during the off-season.</p>
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<h3>Tso Moriri Lake</h3>

<p>Known as the twin of the Pangong Tso Lake, the Tso Moriri Lake is a not so popular lake which is hidden inside the Changtang Wildlife Sanctuary. The location of this lake makes it even more scenic, and tourists get to enjoy the backdrop of the snow-filled mountains when they visit the place during winters.</p>

<p>As the place is not known to everyone, visitors can expect fewer crowds, and one can easily find a place for themselves at the lake with ease. If you love star gazing, the Tso Moriri Lake is a perfect place for the same. The lake also goes by the name of &ldquo;Mountain Lake&rdquo; and it was declared a wetland reserve due to the variety of flora and fauna found here. It is said that the lake is home to Himalayan Hares, the Brahmin duck and more, all of which are available in very large numbers. The lake is surrounded by very high peaks, and this is what makes it not-so-visible to the world outside.</p>

<h3>Chadar Trek</h3>

<p>Did you ever imagine walking on a frozen lake? Well, if you want to give it a try, you certainly need to visit the Chadar Trek. One of the best places to visit in Ladakh, Chadar Trek provides its visitors with an unbelievable and adventurous experience. The name of the lake is derived from the word, &ldquo;Chadar,&rdquo; which means a blanket. The lake freezes during winter, and it looks like a &ldquo;blanket of ice.&rdquo; Tourists from all over the world visit this place to <a href="/best-tourist-places-in-north-india">witness the beauty of this lake</a>, and to trek on it. You can as well see colors transforming when the sunlight reflects on the ice. The lake looks stunning and as white as milk during the night. If you are in for an adventurous journey, you certainly need to try the Chadar trek.</p>

<h3>Kargil</h3>

<p>This is one place that needs no introduction. A trip to Ladakh is only considered to be complete when you visit the town of Kargil. Known to the second largest town located in Ladakh, Kargil is located on the scenic banks of the Indus River. The town is also loved by tourists for the various adventure sports offered here. Tourists can try mountaineering, hiking and river rafting, to name a few.&nbsp;</p>

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<h3>Khardung-la Pass</h3>

<p>Khardung La Pass is not considered to be a tourist attraction by many, but it is a gateway that connects the valleys of Nubra and Shyok. If you are an adventure junkie, a visit to this place is a must. It is managed by the Border Roads Organization, but it is known to be one of the thrilling passes you can ride on in your lifetime. So, if you are in for some thrill, do give it a try.</p>

<h3>Nubra Valley</h3>

<p>Known to be among the best 5 places to visit in Ladakh, the Nubra Valley is located near the Northeast and is a tri-armed valley. If you are looking forward to an experience like that of Arabian Nights, you must visit the sand dunes located here. The place is also popular for its two-humped camels and its scenic beauty.</p>

<h3>Magnetic Hill</h3>

<p>Magnetic Hill is one of the scenic places you can visit on your trip to Ladakh. It is said that when you leave your vehicle near the foot of the hill, by leaving the brakes unlocked, the vehicle moves up the hill on its own. Well, it is not magic, but many are still trying to learn the science behind it. So, if you wish to know about the superpower behind Magnetic Hill, this place is a must-visit.</p>

<h3>Spituk Gompa</h3>

<p>Ladakh is also <a href="/india">famous as the land of monks</a>, and you can find a number of monasteries here. The Spituk Gompa is one such place which is popular for its carvings. The monastery is located on the top of a hill, and it is said to be quite cold during the nights. So, if you wish to travel to this place, make sure you carry some warm clothes along.</p>

<h3>Thiksey Gompa</h3>

<p>Another well-known monastery located in Ladakh is the Thiksey Gompa, which has quite a lot of resemblance to the Potala Palace located in Tibet. The monastery is located at an altitude of about 11,800 feet, and it is taken care of by the people from the Yellow Hat sect. The monastery is home to more than 500 monks and is a 12 storied building. Tourists often get mesmerized by the huge collection of books, stupas, statues, and paintings displayed here.</p>

<h3>Tso Kar</h3>

<p>Tso Kar is a serene salt lake which is located in this valley and is also called the &ldquo;White Lake.&rdquo; If you wish to spend a few hours amidst a quiet and pleasant atmosphere, this is the place to visit. You can find nomadic families here along with some yak sheds and monastery. This is also home to many bird species and is a perfect place for bird-watchers.</p>

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<h3>Hemis National Park</h3>

<p>Known to be one of the largest national parks in South Asia, the Hemis National Park is home to a number of endangered animals and birds. A visit to this national park and you can find mammals like the Tibetan wolf, the red fox, and the Asiatic ibex. The place is free from pollution and provides an enticing sightseeing experience.</p>

<h3>Shanti Stupa</h3>

<p>If you wish to invoke some pleasant and peaceful thoughts, you cannot find a better place than Shanti Stupa. It is one of the most popular Buddhist monuments located in North India. Tourists need to travel steep slights to reach the stupa, which also boasts of amazing views of sunrise and sunset.</p>
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<h3>The Hemis Monastery</h3>

<p>The Hemis Monastery is popular for the Annual Mask Festival which is a two-day celebration that place on Tse Chu. The festival is celebrated in the 10th month as per the Tibetan calendar and is celebrated in the fond memory of &ldquo;Guru Padmasambhava,&rdquo; who the devotees believe to be a reincarnation of Gautam Buddha.</p>

<h3>The Royal Palace of Leh</h3>

<p>The Royal Palace is located on a cliff and overlooks the very charming and beautiful town. The palace is a must-visit, especially when you want to learn about the glory of the royal family that lived here during olden days.</p>

<h2>Best Time to Visit Ladakh</h2>

<p>If you are planning to visit Ladakh, plan your holiday between April and May. This is the time when the temperatures are moderate, and the paths are clear.</p>

<p>So, are you excited already! Make sure you plan your holiday to Ladakh well in advance and do make a list of places you want to visit. Whatever place you decide to visit, you will for sure <a href="/plan-a-trip">have a rejuvenating holiday</a>.</p>


Best Places to Visit in Ladakh

<p>Goa is divided into North Goa and South Goa. Characterized by its pristine beaches, tropical weather, and lush greenery, the place is a haven for tourists. Some beaches are exclusively used by foreigners visiting the country. These beaches are also known as hippie beaches. Some fun-filled adventure activities can spike up the adrenaline rush in your spine. We have a count-down list on some fabulous activities out here in Goa.</p>

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<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Scuba diving and Snorkeling</li>
	<li>Parasailing</li>
	<li>Windsurfing</li>
	<li>Water scooters</li>
	<li>White-water rafting and boat cruising</li>
	<li>Kayaking</li>
	<li>Water skiing</li>
	<li>Banana boat rides</li>
</ul>
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<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>In this holidaying guide, you will be learning about some adventure activities in Goa. <a href="/goa">Goa is a land of beaches</a>. You have somewhere close to 60 beaches in Goa. Each one of these has a charm of its own. Come; let us discover what kind of adrenaline rush activities line up your store.</p>

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<h3>Scuba diving and Snorkeling</h3>

<p>Well, you don&rsquo;t have to spend a fortune holidaying at the Maldives or Thailand. The beaches in Goa are known for their exclusivity when it comes to entertaining tourists. Foreign tourists get enamored looking at the lovely beaches of Goa.</p>

<p>Scuba diving and snorkeling are mind-boggling adventure sports you can indulge in. You explore the coral reefs and the under-water world while you indulge in scuba diving or snorkeling. You find the best of instructors who are equipped with the right kind of safety equipment. You can take an hour of training or too. You can then set yourself to dive 12 meters beneath the sea. Some of the best Goa beaches that offer you with exotic diving sites are Grand Island, Pigeon Island, and Agatti Island. Angria bank is yet another spectacular site for world-class diving.</p>
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<h3>Parasailing</h3>

<p>Would you love getting a lovely glimpse of the Arabian Sea while flying high up in the sky? Parasailing is one of the most mind-blowing adventure activities, indeed. You have a parachute that takes you through the skies. The other end of the parachute is safely attached to the wind-boats. This way, once your exciting session of flying high gets over, you land safely. On to your boat!</p>

<p>Baga, Dona Paula, and Arambol are beaches that offer you with exciting parasailing opportunities.</p>

<h3>Windsurfing</h3>

<p>This is an <a href="/things-to-do-in-india">adventure activity that can surely spike up the adrenaline rush</a> in each of you. Windsurfing conveniently combines the art of sailing and surfing. You will have a surfing board where the rider will have to stand on. The sail is firmly attached to the surf. You will then have to maneuver according to the wind and water pressure. While you surf through the oceanic waters, you will have to balance the surf and the sail. Dona Paula, Candolim beach, Calangute and Baga provide exotic options on windsurfing.</p>

<h3>Water scooters</h3>

<p>Water scooters are meant for those of you who would love safety. But still would want to attach elements of thrill or excitement. You ride the bike on the smooth surface of water. Water scooters are extremely popular across Goa and are readily available at most of the beaches out there.</p>

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<p class="note">Water Surfing in Goa</p>
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<h3>White-water rafting and boat cruising</h3>

<p>Here you are exposed to white water river rafting and boat cruising. The riverbank is located lining the borders of Mhadei wildlife sanctuary. The Mandovi River is one of the most picturesque in India. You explore exciting rolling waves that appear on the River. The action creates white froth that carries your boat amongst the rapids. White water rafting is one such adventure sport that draws a number of tourists, both desi and international. You will have to undertake a training session to help them understand the nuances of the sport. You can then gear yourself over a 10-kilometer adventure drive out there.</p>

<p>For those of you who would love boating or cruise through the waters on a relaxed pace, you have quite a lot of speed boats or pedal boats, where you can waddle through. The serene waters and the greenery surrounding the Mandovi River can be one of the best retreats nature offers you on a platter. Santa Monica and Shantadurga are the most famous cruising operators. They offer you ships with live entertainment. You can get a glimpse of the Portuguese culture and <a href="/top-beaches-in-goa-that-are-beyond-beautiful">the best Goa beaches fanfare</a>.</p>

<h3>Kayaking</h3>

<p>Kayaking is an adventure activity that is more relaxing for most of the travelers out there. You have paddle boats that take you through shrubs, bushes, thickets, back-waters and other rivulets in Goa. You can kayak to explore the daily life of Goa or to get a glimpse of the scenic beauty out there. Kayaking sessions are offered by quite a lot of operators in South Goa. Palolem beach, Dona Paula Jetty and Mandovi offer exotic opportunities for kayaking.</p>

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<h3>Water skiing</h3>

<p>Well, all of you might have heard of ice-skiing. Water skiing is something of a different kind altogether. You are given a pair of skies. Just that the skiing rope is tied to a speed boat. You will have to adjust skiing against the pressure or speed of the boat. This is while you feel being pulled by your racing boat. This adventure sport can be quite tough or challenging for beginners. You need to practice little harder to get the right kind of adrenaline-pumping for your nerves. And then, you are all set to go.</p>

<p>Calangute, Baga, and Arossim are beaches that offer you water skiing on a neat platter.</p>

<h3>Banana boat rides</h3>

<p>Boating on banana-shaped floaters has always been popular amongst Thailand inmates. We at India can enjoy this very own sport at Goa. You are placed upon banana-shaped floaties further attached to steamboats. The steamboats run at exciting speed while sprinting off the passengers into the sea. You can haul on to your floatie once again as the process continues.</p>

<p>You need to have immense balancing power to hold on to the banana-shaped floaties. You get pleasure and enjoyment although this sport can be quite exhausting at times. You can club the activity with jet skiing too to add an extra element of the thrill to the entire sport.</p>

<p>These are some of the most exciting adventure activities in Goa. As Goa is a land of beaches, most of the <a href="/amazing-places-to-visit-in-kochi">water sports activities</a> have been discussed at length. You can take ferry rides in double-decker buses too to have a glimpse of the lush greenery and natural surroundings the place has to offer. A resort-based ambiance can also help you soak in the natural surroundings of the best&nbsp;Goa beaches.</p>


Adventure activities in Goa

<p>Are you <a href="/india">visiting India for the very first time</a>? Then, you may have quite a lot of tingling stuff about this country. Is it safe to travel here? Are roads broad and clean? Will I get ample shopping arcades where I buy things to my heart&rsquo;s content? Will the food be good enough? And, the list of questions running through your mind can be an endless affair.</p>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Convert USD or GBP into INR</li>
	<li>Are roads your concern?</li>
	<li>Medical insurance</li>
	<li>Shopping areas</li>
	<li>Carry water</li>
	<li>Be cautious about spicy foods</li>
	<li>Be wary about travel guides</li>
	<li>Learn Hindi</li>
	<li>Cotton clothing</li>
	<li>Advance hotel bookings</li>
	<li>Keep suitcases locked</li>
</ul>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<h3>Convert USD or GBP into INR</h3>

<p>At the nearest foreign exchange bank, make sure you convert your dollars or pounds into INR. INR stands for Indian Rupee. This is the first and foremost step that is pivotal to your travel.</p>

<p>Not all merchant establishments accept credit or debit cards. This is especially true with street hawkers or local food outlets. Hence, you need to make sure you carry traveler&rsquo;s cheques converted into the equivalent rupee value. You need to take the cash that covers the cost of your trip &mdash; reserve plastic cards to swipe at hotels or malls.</p>

<h3>Are roads your concern?</h3>

<p>Foreigners are accustomed to viewing broad roads with cleaner air surrounding the same. But India is a highly populated nation with more than 1.4 billion. Expect yourself to crisscross narrow lanes or gully roads that can be packed. Truckers, auto-rickshaws, vans, buses, and cows crowd the streets.</p>

<p>For those of you who want broader and cleaner roads, the safer bet is to take a chauffeur-driven ride. You can ask the driver to pass via posh roads like the MG Road, Landmark Avenue, or roads connecting the city-center. But traffic flooded roads can drive you crazy for sure.</p>

<p>If you wish to drive on your own or via other modes of transport, it always helps to use GPS for navigation.</p>

<p><img alt="Take a road trip in India" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/visiting-india.jpg" /></p>

<p>Take a road trip in India</p>

<h3>Medical insurance</h3>

<p>You have Private hospitals equipped with state-of-the-art technology. But carrying medical insurance is a must. You can carry medical cards that most of the hospitals punch in once you enter. Columbia Asia, Apollo, and Fortis are some of the best hospitals across metros. Hepatitis B, Dengue fever, Malaria, and Viral infections are common disorders that impact residents and travelers.</p>

<h3>Shopping areas</h3>

<p>You can look for imitation jewelry or trinkets carrying a variety of designs and colors. Plus, you have trendy apparel outlets too. For brand lovers, check out West Side, Pantaloons, and Shopper&rsquo;s Stop. You have these showrooms in city-center malls. Plus-sizes are available at these branded outlets.</p>

<p>For road-side outlets, you will have to bargain harder. In Bangalore, you have Commercial Street. At Hyderabad, you have Charminar Road. At Chennai, you can get fabulous roadside deals at T Nagar. For Delhi, it is Connaught Place, and in Mumbai, you have Bandra. You get clothing, footwear, cosmetics and a lot more. <a href="/goa">Goa is famous for cashews, alcohol and trendy clothing</a>.</p>

<h3>Carry water</h3>

<p>This is another must-have while traveling within the nooks and corner of India. You can carry bottled water wherever you go. Tap or well-water can be contaminated and can easily expose you to water-borne diseases. Bottled water from brands like Bisleri, Aqua Fina, and Himalayan Clear Water is good enough.</p>

<h3>Be cautious about spicy foods</h3>

<p>Spicy foods can look tempting. But, Samosas, cutlets, bhel, Pav Bhaji, and other chat items can be way spicier than bland food. Have Eno Salt sachets or chewable tablets to combat instant acidity. You can carry these during travel to India.</p>

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<p>Indian dishes fried rice</p>

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<p>Indian dishes Poha</p>

<h3>Be wary about travel guides</h3>

<p>Some of these youth find a quick way to make money. They excite you with basic travel hub spots. They may try fleecing you with 1000 bucks to show you dump yards, shops, and museums. Do not get carried away.</p>

<p>Educating yourself online is the best bet. Reputed travel agents have their in-house guides who will take you through attractive travel spots. You can pay anywhere between 300-400 rupees, even if you hire a private tourist guy. You cannot pay more than that. There are mobile apps and websites you can use to know about popular attractions or must-visit places.</p>

<p>For example, India Enigma has information about the <a href="/popular-places-in-india-for-tourists">popular tourist destinations in India</a>, when to visit, and about the food, you can enjoy.</p>

<h3>Learn Hindi</h3>

<p>As typical foreigners, you can find yourself highly vulnerable amid opportunists. Hence learning Hindi is a must to do the activity before you head to India. Most of the people speak Hindi and understand English. Learn essential Hindi words to help you with travel. You can take up a Spoken Hindi course online. It can be your relevant English word, and the related Hindi word pronounced in English.</p>

<p>Cab drivers or local shop keepers may not understand English. When you speak Hindi yourself, things get way easier. You can as well use Google Translator application on your mobile phone to understand the local language.</p>

<h3>Cotton clothing</h3>

<p>Most of the cities in India have warm and torrid weather. Hence you need to wear loose and comfortable clothing. Pack cotton tees and pants for your vacationing or hiking trips.</p>

<p>For high altitude places, winter clothing would be needed. Know about the monsoon weather of the travel locales you may pitch into. Carrying raincoats or umbrellas can be quite handy indeed.</p>

<h3>Advance hotel bookings</h3>

<p>You need to keep yourself updated on the season-wide breakups. Hill resorts may have a different peak season over beach resorts. Similarly, if you want to visit the blissful monsoons at Kerala, there will be a season marked for it. You can make hotel bookings or reservations accordingly. Keep photocopies of the hotel&rsquo;s name, address, and telephone numbers. Keep the cab driver&rsquo;s number handy so that miscreants do not operate on you.</p>

<p>You can even use the service of a reputed travel agency that can help you with the best deals and packages.</p>

<h3>Keep suitcases locked</h3>

<p>If you decide to carry expensive handy cams or video cameras, keep them in password-protected bags. You have thieves who can flick your costly belongings, just about in a jiffy. You need to keep your documents, wallet and mobile phones within easy reach. Gold or diamond jewelry is again a strict no-no.</p>

<p>These are some of the most exclusive and reliable tips on how to travel smart in India. With these handy tips and ideas, you can <a href="/things-to-do-in-india">make the best of your vacation in India</a>.</p>

<p>India Enigma brings you the best deals on accommodations, restaurants, and more. Learn about the attractions, cities, and heritage sites in India and plan the itinerary accordingly.</p>


How to Travel Smart in India?

<p>Nowadays, quite a lot of people are opting for group travel. This is, on account of the numerous benefits it brings to you. You don&rsquo;t have to take the hustle or the bustle to plan up everything by yourself. The travel arrangements, food, boarding, and lodging are taken care of. This is especially true when you organize group tours via your travel agent.</p>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Planning- made a hassle-free thing</li>
	<li>Easy customization</li>
	<li>Need not take extra pains to learn a new language</li>
	<li>Saves Money</li>
	<li>Vistas for better options</li>
	<li>Unlimited dosage of fun</li>
	<li>Better safety</li>
	<li>Getting in touch made it easier</li>
	<li>Access to new places</li>
	<li>Take amazing photos</li>
	<li>Food and drinks</li>
</ul>

<h2>Planning- made a hassle-free thing</h2>

<p>This is one of the biggest advantages of organizing group tours. You need not worry about the daunting task of organizing everything by yourself. In other words, the stress or tension involved in making travel plans is quite less in this kind of an arrangement.</p>

<p>You have your travel mates who would be accompanying the excursion trip with you. A travel executive of the firm usually takes complete charge of <a href="/plan-a-trip">organizing the entire itinerary of the travel</a>. Sometimes, a group of executives&rsquo; plan A to Z of the trip, and these include travel itinerary, accommodation, food, sight-seeing, etc.</p>

<p><img alt="Travelling to India" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/travelling-to-india.jpg" /></p>

<p>Group travel is fun</p>

<h2>Easy customization</h2>

<p>The Group travel executive can also customize the holiday based on what you had in mind. Here, you can mention your specific requirements. You may be a passenger who uses a wheelchair, or you may travel with small kids who would need cribs or extra bedding. You can mention your specifications and have a hassle-free holiday, where even the minute things are taken care of.</p>

<h2>Need not take extra pains to learn a new language</h2>

<p>You need not take additional efforts to learn a new foreign language. You might want to travel to Spain, France or Italy. If you travel all by yourself, you will have to learn a new language like Spanish, French or Italian.</p>

<p>In group travel, this is not the case. If one of the group members is affluent with foreign languages, he/she will take charge of the entire group. Else if the travel executive arranges a tour guide who knows English, Spanish, or French, you can take a back seat.</p>

<h2>Saves Money</h2>

<p>Traveling with a group does save you a lot of money. The costs of travel include booking of flight tickets, arranging hotel rooms, taking care of food and above all planning the sight-seeing activities. As the travel expenses are shared by the group, you can avail of massive discounts from your travel company. You would enjoy the trip of a lifetime at one fourth the price. If you and your partner plan the travel, the expenses would be far higher than what you would spend on group travel.</p>

<h2>Vistas for better options</h2>

<p>In group travel, you get to enjoy priority services. You can skip general queues in <a href="/best-tourist-places-in-north-india">high-end museums or art galleries</a>. Group travel can include complimentary breakfast deals for each of you. Likewise, you can enjoy special opportunities, which you may not have access to while traveling alone. Some companies can arrange free cruise deals or entertainment saga while you organize group travel.</p>

<h2>Unlimited dosage of fun</h2>

<p>Again, with group travels, you mingle with like-minded individuals. Hence, you throw up fabulous opportunities to have fun and entertainment. This way, participating in fun tours or sightseeing can double up your happiness quota. You can also prefer to stay on the bus or skip a sightseeing activity if the place sounds boring to you.</p>

<p><img alt="Travel in groups in India" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/travel-in-groups-in-india.jpg" /></p>

<p>Travel in groups in India</p>

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<p>Visit India in groups</p>

<h2>Better safety</h2>

<p>You tighten up your safety gear better with a group travel plan. You may be accompanied by elders who can advise you if things go wrong. If you suddenly fall or meet with an accident, there will be your group mates who can help you get a first-aid done, or take you to the nearby hospital. You will have friends who can pep up your moods or reassure you that things would be better. Hence, group travel can provide you with a better safety bucket.</p>

<h2>Getting in touch made it easier</h2>

<p>Your parents would love you to get into a group travel plan. Your parents or well-wishers can get in touch with the travel company or other group mates when your phone is not reachable. They can inquire about your well-being. Getting in touch becomes way easier in group travel that while you travel all alone.</p>

<h2>Access to new places</h2>

<p>Apart from the basic sight-seeing hub spots, your group can suggest unique or uninhabitable spots too. These would add up to the travel itinerary. This way, you will have access to new places which you would never be able to travel to. You can carry memories of a lifetime.</p>

<h2>Take amazing photos</h2>

<p>If you simultaneously want to visit hub spots and take pictures, it can be a tiring affair. Whereas in group travel, you can ask your travel buddies to take those mind-captivating selfies that you can upload to your Instagram account in no time. You can play fun by using different backgrounds. You can have a fascinating mall or a spectacular water fountain or a splendid rose garden. These pics can add a <a href="/popular-places-in-india-for-tourists">magical touch to your holiday saga</a>.</p>

<p><img alt="Tourists in India" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/tourists-in-india.jpg" /></p>

<p>Incredible India</p>

<h2>Food and drinks</h2>

<p>In group travel, you can enjoy happy hours on drinks, and discounts on food as well. As there are so many of you traveling together, you will be entitled to fabulous discounts on buffets or beverages. You can arrange a DJ too if you want to enjoy a customized discotheque. You can opt for wedding events also.</p>

<p>What are the advantages of group travel? You have them all. Those exciting memories and never-ending oodles of fun add magic to group travel plans. You can endlessly chat with your group buddies. Enroll with a reputed travel partner who would go the extra mile in making your trip a fabulous one.</p>

<p>If you are planning for your next holiday, it is time you consider group travel. Choose from the best domestic and international group travel holiday packages and make memories for life.</p>


What Are The Advantages Of A Group Travel?

Things to do in India

<p>The Rann of Kutch is the biggest stretch of desert land running through 7,505 nautical miles. You have vast expanses of desert land occupying the Rann of Kutch. While you <a href="/india"><strong>travel to India</strong></a>, you must surely visit the Rann of Kutch situated in Gujarat. The Rann Utsav takes place during the winter. You discover numerous cultural programs showcasing extravaganza. Some of these include folk dances, music performances, and displays of handicrafts.</p>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>When does Rann Utsav happen?</li>
	<li>Where does the Rann Utsav take place?</li>
	<li>Explore the cultural fiesta offered to you via the Rann Utsav</li>
	<li>A larger dimension to the festival
	<ul>
		<li>Amenities offered</li>
		<li>Shopping</li>
		<li>Food</li>
		<li>Adventure zone</li>
		<li>Experience life king size</li>
		<li>Full moon days at their best</li>
	</ul>
	</li>
	<li>How do you choose tents at Kutch?</li>
	<li>How to reach Dhordo Village for Rann Utsav</li>
</ul>

<p>This is a comprehensive guide to the Rann Utsav. It tells you everything you need to know before you head out to this palatial place.</p>

<h2>When does Rann Utsav happen?</h2>

<p>The Rann Utsav usually happens during the crisp winters. You find the cultural fiesta hitting its bay while the air is crisp and while the moon is at its fullest. It kick-starts in December and runs until March.</p>

<h2>Where does the Rann Utsav take place?</h2>

<p>The Rann Utsav takes place in a small village named Dhordo. This village is situated 86 kilometers from the capital city of Kutch, namely Bhuj. The entire district celebrates the festivity in all its aura.</p>

<p>The grand finale, after capturing a series of cultural events, takes place at the primary destination of the tent city. Wherein one covers the entire village of Dhordo. You have a small airport in Bhuj. So foreign travelers can come to Dhordo village by taking a flight to Bhuj. Thereon, a taxicab can land them right here in Dhordo.</p>

<h2>Explore the cultural fiesta offered to you via the Rann Utsav</h2>

<p>You have performers sending you completely off the groove. With the spectacular and uniform composition of folk music, the instruments are rhythmically played. You have a wide display of artifacts like mirror work dolls, facial mirrors, glass bangles, ear-studs, and handlooms. The salty-white sands covering 1.5 million kilometers can never make you think that this is a barren piece of land.</p>

<h2>A larger dimension to the festival</h2>

<p>The Rann Utsav is also known as <a href="/festivals-of-rajasthan-with-names">the festival of sands</a>. As you will witness out here, the white sands spectacularly display the diversity the sub-continent has. You can easily say that the Rann of Kutch is a flatbed of white sands. People celebrate the festival in all its grandeur and aura.</p>

<p>You find that the entire desert is covered until two months from December. When the winter arrives in December, the entire Kutch is filled with life. That&rsquo;s the larger dimension you can give to the festival, which is celebrated in all its austerity. You feel as though life hibernates in the white desert.</p>

<p><img alt="Kutch Utsav Gujarat" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/kutch-utsav-gujarat.jpg" /></p>

<p>Kutch Utsav Gujarat</p>

<p><img alt="Kutch Festival Gujarat" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/kutch-festival-gujarat.jpg" /></p>

<p>Kutch Festival Gujarat</p>

<h3>Amenities offered</h3>

<p>The kind of amenities you have at the Dhordo village can leave you on a spell-bound note. You have a beautiful conglomeration of tents neatly tucked in through the Dhordo Village. No wonder the place is also named as the tent city. You have 24/7 running water, both hot and&nbsp;cold. You have air conditioners 24/7. You will never feel as though you are facing the extreme temperatures of Kutch. Apart from the 400 neatly lined up tents, you also find attractions that keep you on your toes. These are restaurants cum dining halls, the marketplace, the exhibition center, and an adventure zone. Can you ask for more?</p>

<h3>Shopping</h3>

<p>Shopping at the Rann of Kutch can be an exemplary experience indeed. You find gorgeous Kutchi embroidery across block-printed fabrics. Stunning silverware, crafted items on leather, and intricately designed designer ornaments flood the stands. You can shop as much as you want to.</p>

<h3>Food</h3>

<p>Are you a foodie? Or are you the kind of person who eats just to survive? Either way, the enormous dining halls at the tent city offer you more than what you can indulge on. You can taste Kutchi delicacies. You can also have a palatial Rajasthani or a Gujarathi thali out there. The dining halls serve fresh food all through the day. The hungry taste buds will find the mouth-watering food absolutely amazing.</p>

<h3>Adventure zone</h3>

<p>You have numerous activities like camel riding, biking and so on. Young kids, teens, and adults can have an exhilarating experience at the Rann of Kutch. You can aim for a solo ride at the Desert Patrol vehicle or DPV. When you drive the vehicle post-sunset, you can reminisce about the sunsets in all their glory.</p>

<h3>Experience life king size</h3>

<p>Have your friends have told you that Rann of Kutch is just a boring white desert? This is the time to prove them wrong. There is more to it than what meets the eye. Apart from tantalizing camel safaris, you have much more. You can have a glimpse at hot-air ballooning.</p>

<p>You can go to Mandvi beach in the afternoon. You can witness the blue horizons kiss the sky. The Indo-Pak border runs via the Rann of Kutch. At the magnificent salt desert, you find numerous stalls put up. These mark the carnival night where every single space is covered with a vibrant and colorful hue. The number of stalls for shopping and eating can leave you with a mind-blowing experience. You can also visit the neighboring villages touching upon the tent city. These are Bhirandiyra, Khavda, and more. You have beautiful handicraft workshops. You can witness how the craftsmen unweave magic on the fabrics. Kalo&nbsp;Dungar is a place that can add brownies to photographers.</p>

<h3>Full moon days at their best</h3>

<p>You can star-gaze at night, especially on a full-moon day. The moon-lit ambiance will never want you to stay inside your tents. No cameraperson or painter can depict what nature reveals to you. The moon-washed salty <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/top-deserts-in-rajasthan">white desert</a> is an absolute rendezvous.</p>

<p><img alt="Saputara Gujarat" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/saputara-gujarat.jpg" /></p>

<p>Saputara Gujarat</p>

<p><img alt="Sun Temple Modhera Gujarat" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/sun-temple-modhera-gujarat.jpg" /></p>

<p>Sun Temple Modhera Gujarat</p>

<h2>How do you choose tents at Kutch?</h2>

<p>You can choose between Swiss styled or luxury tents. Here, you get the perfect urbane experience. Complete access to drinking water facilities, comfortable bedding, and superior quality air-conditioning are features tucked into each one of them. If you are looking at closer proximity to the Tent City at the Dhordo Village, you can choose &lsquo;Gateway to Rann.&rsquo; The festivities of Rann Utsav happen their full blast out here. Four-star or five-star hotels can also be chosen near the vicinity.</p>

<h2>How to reach Dhordo Village for Rann Utsav</h2>

<p>You have a direct train that starts from Mumbai up until Gandhi Nagar in Ahmadabad. This is also known as the Kutch Express. You can then take a semi-sleeper coach to reach Bhuj City. From thereon, it is just 86 kilometers to reach the Dhordo Village. Else you can catch a flight from Mumbai to Bhuj City. From there on, you can take a taxicab or a semi-sleeper Volvo to reach Dhordo Village.</p>

<p>You will have to make your bookings at least two months in advance to be able to witness the Rann Utsav. The comprehensive guide to the Rann Utsav has been described to you at length.</p>

<p>So, <a href="/plan-a-trip">pack your bags and make your bookings</a> to be a part of an exciting and colorful event &ndash; The Rann Utsav.</p>


A comprehensive guide to the Rann Utsav

<p>India is a sub-continent the world has fallen in love with. Diverse topographies, changing the weather, cascading waterfalls, great mountains, you have them all. Tourists and vacationers who visit our country for the very first time invariably fall in love with the country. The tourists keep coming here now and then.</p>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>New Delhi</li>
	<li>Agra</li>
	<li>Golden Temple</li>
	<li>Jaipur and Udaipur</li>
	<li>Kashmir</li>
	<li>Goa</li>
	<li>Kanyakumari</li>
	<li>Kerala</li>
	<li>Darjeeling</li>
</ul>

<h3>New Delhi</h3>

<p><a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/delhi">New Delhi</a> is the capital city of India. It personifies itself as the city filled with monuments, palaces, heritage sites, and temples. Tourists and vacationers love touring the capital city of India. You explore India Gate, Lotus temple, Jama Masjid, and Qutub Minar. Other than these, you can also tour across pilgrimage sites like Akshardham. Red Fort, Jantar Mantar, Humayun&rsquo;s tomb, and Dilli Haat are few more iconic spots worth visiting.</p>

<p>Connaught place and Chandini Chowk are the most famous bazaar areas; the city offers to locals, tourists, and holiday goers. You can bargain well enough to take home apparel, shoes, handbags and artifacts for throw-away prices. New Delhi is also the epicenter of popular hill stations of the country. You have easy access to buses and semi-sleeper Volvo to take you to Nainital, Mussoorie, Manali, etc.</p>

<p><img alt="Tourism in Delhi" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/qutub-minar-delhi.jpg" /></p>

<p>Qutub Minar, Delhi</p>

<h3>Agra</h3>

<p>You can head to <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/agra">Agra</a> pretty much from Delhi. The dome city named Agra houses the Taj Mahal. Taj Mahal is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Shah Jahan built the world&rsquo;s prettiest looking mausoleum in honor of his demised wife, Mumtaz Begum. Till today, the UNESCO world-heritage site symbolizes the eternity of love. Situated across the gorgeous River Yamuna, this place can land you with a breath-taking experience. Lakhs of tourists throng to India just to visit the Taj Mahal every year, from every part of the world. Never miss out on the beautiful sunrises or sunsets while you are here.</p>

<p>You can also explore iconic hub spots like Agra Fort, Fatehpur Sikri, Ram Bagh, Akbar&rsquo;s tomb, and Itimadud Daulah.</p>

<h3>Golden Temple</h3>

<p>The Golden Temple recently won the &lsquo;Most Visited Travel Spot throughout India.&rsquo; The award was conferred to this spectacular place by the internationally acclaimed magazine named Forbes. The Golden temple is made from pure 24 carat Gold. You have a palatial lake upon which the astounding temple is housed. The golden rays of the sun cast upon the temple during the sunsets. It can leave you on a spell-bound note. You have the Golden Temple situated at <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/amritsar">Amritsar</a>. You have free food that is served to pilgrims and visitors all through the day. This is done without any distinction of caste, creed or community.</p>

<p><img alt="Golden Temple Amritsar, Punjab" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/golden-temple-amritsar.jpg" /></p>

<p>Golden Temple Amritsar, Punjab</p>

<p><img alt="Taj Mahal Agra Uttar Pradesh" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/taj-mahal-agra-uttar-pradesh.jpg" /></p>

<p>Taj Mahal Agra Uttar Pradesh</p>

<h3>Jaipur and Udaipur</h3>

<p>Do you want to unearth the traditional diaspora of Indian culture? You can do so when you arrive at the Pink City named <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/jaipur">Jaipur</a>. The tint of palaces and Mahals reveal a pinkish tinge. That is why the city is primarily named the &lsquo;Pink City of India.&rsquo; You have Hawa Palace or the Palace of the Wind. The palatial architecture can leave you mesmerized. You also have other iconic tourist attractions as you unravel the pink city. These are Jal Mahal, City Palace, Nahargarh Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Jantar Mantar, Chokni Dhani, Raj Mandir, Sisodia Rani Garden, Galta Ji temple and local markets. Jaipuri Ghagras, bangles, ornaments and bedspreads are world-famous. You can shop for these and take them back home as your travel connoisseurs.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/udaipur">Udaipur </a>is fondly known as the &lsquo;Romantic capital of India,&rdquo; and the city is filled with mind-boggling gardens, fountains, and lakes, to name a few. Discover City Palace, Lake Pichola, Jagdish Temple, Fatehsagar Lake, Vintage Car Museum, Eklingji temple, Jaisamand Lake, Saheliyon ki Bari, local markets, etc. These are some of the iconic hub spots in Udaipur.</p>

<p>For a palatial drive into the cultural heritage and diverse architecture of the country, one can take a drive via the &lsquo;Palace on Wheels.&rsquo; It takes you through the length and breadth of Rajasthan, the most iconic way.</p>

<p><img alt="City Palace Udaipur" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/city-palace-udaipur.jpg" /></p>

<p>City Palace Udaipur</p>

<p><img alt="Jal Mahal in Jaipur Rajasthan" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/jal-mahal-in-jaipur-rajasthan.jpg" /></p>

<p>Jal Mahal in Jaipur Rajasthan</p>

<h3>Kashmir</h3>

<p><a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/jammu-and-kashmir">Kashmir</a> is also known as the &lsquo; Paradise on Earth,&rsquo; thanks to its snow-clad mountains, gorgeous streams, and unique topography. The flowers brushing upon the meadows is a mesmerizing sight indeed. You have cascading waterfalls, flowers, and fruit gardens adding a visual delight to foreign travelers and local visitors as well.</p>

<p>During peak winters, you experience snowfall. You can stay in floating boats to explore the depth of the serene Dal Lake. Some of the iconic tourist attractions covering Kashmir include Gulmarg, Nagin Lake, Sona Marg, Sri Nagar, Pari Nagar, Shankaracharya shrine, and Pehelgam to name a few.</p>

<h3>Goa</h3>

<p><a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/goa">Goa</a> is a picturesque land filled with beaches. Beach house parties and a never-ending array of drinks make the spot a famous one among the Westerners. You have a fabulous spree of golden sands, sunrises-sunsets, and palm trees adding to the glamour. Snorkeling, wind-water surfing, banana-floating, and parasailing are adventurous water sports activities that can keep you on your toes. Calangute, Anjuna, Candolim, Dona Paula, Vagator, Palolem, and Arombal are some of the best beaches in Goa. You have more than 60 beaches in and around Goa to add to your holidaying retreat.</p>

<p><img alt="Beach in Goa" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/beach-in-goa.jpg" /></p>

<p>Beach in Goa</p>

<h3>Kanyakumari</h3>

<p>The confluence of the meeting point of three main oceans is what makes Kanyakumari a fabulous holidaying spot. These include the Indian Ocean, the Arabian Sea, and the Bay of Bengal. You can find sands throwing a multitude of vibrant hues. Sunrises and sunsets are the highlight factors of this holidaying city. You can also discover tourist attractions like Thiruvalluvar Statue, Vivekananda Rock Memorial, Kanyakumari Beach, Bhagavathy Amman Temple, Padmanabhapuram Palace, and Thirparappu Falls while you are here.</p>

<p><img alt="Culuture of Kerala" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/culuture-of-kerala.jpg" /></p>

<p>Kathakali dancer</p>

<h3>Kerala</h3>

<p><a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/kerala">Kerala</a> is also known as &lsquo;God&rsquo;s Own Country.&rsquo; The astounding natural beauty and the lush greenery the place offers can open you to the beehive of nature. Exploring the backwaters of Kerala can be a spell-bound experience indeed. You also discover mesmerizing waterfalls, ancient temples, hill-stations, and wild-life sanctuaries to make your holiday last a lifetime.</p>

<p>Munnar, Idukki, Wayanad, Poovar, Athirapally Falls, Varkala Beach, and Padmanabhaswamy temple are places of repute while you tour across the state of Kerala. Poovar can offer you a houseboat&rsquo;s stay just as you are offered at Kashmir&rsquo;s Dal Lake. Wildlife sanctuaries, plantations, and locally sourced dishes can take your holidaying spree to Cloud 9.</p>

<h3>Darjeeling</h3>

<p>Darjeeling is also known as the &lsquo;Queen of Hills.&rsquo; You find this astounding hill-station at an altitude of 2134 meters above the sea-level. Rolling hills, toy train drives, lush greenery, and aromatic teas make the estate, a holidaying retreat.</p>

<p>Darjeeling is home to branded varieties on teas as it houses some of the best tea plantations across the world. You have hill-stations or resorts where you get nature trail walks or hiking trips. This way, you explore the hill-top destination better. Tiger Hill, Japanese Peace Pagoda, Rock Garden, Batasia Loop, Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park, Singalila National Park, Happy Valley Tea Estate, and palatial hiking trips mark iconic hub spots for tourists.</p>

<p>If you are visiting India for the very first time, a visit to the most popular places listed above is a must. India is a diverse country, and every state offers some of the most beautiful attractions. Though visiting each one of them in a single visit is a hard task to achieve, tourists can start with a simple travel itinerary and explore a few places and come back for more!</p>


The Most Popular Places in India for Tourists

<p>Jaisalmer is a beautiful desert city in Rajasthan. The golden-brown sands extend across kilometers. The Jaisalmer Desert Festival is an annual event that showcases the <a href="/rajasthan">culture and tradition of Rajasthan</a>. Held every year in February, in the rustic dunes of Thar Desert for three days, the festival grasps the tourist&rsquo;s attention with day-long events.</p>

<h2>Table of Content</h2>

<ul>
	<li>Legend of the festival</li>
	<li>When is the desert festival celebrated?</li>
	<li>Join the celebrations</li>
	<li>Other interesting snippets</li>
	<li>How to Reach Jaisalmer</li>
	<li>Hotels to stay in Jaisalmer</li>
</ul>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>A mind-boggling dessert festival includes musical shows or rustic dance performances that can groove both holidayers and local visitors. You also have a palatial display of handlooms and handicraft items; connoisseur shoppers can look for.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Come, let us discover how the&nbsp;Desert festival at Jaisalmer&nbsp;is celebrated in all its fervor:</p>

<h2>Legend of the festival</h2>

<p>You must all be wondering what the legend or the history behind the&nbsp;Desert festival at Jaisalmer is.&nbsp;Like all their festivals or religious sanctities, this event, too, has a legendary tale behind it. Let us have a look at the same.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Lord Krishna had once told Arjuna that one of the successors of the Yadava community would set up a kingdom on top of the Trikuta Hill. It was during the year 1196 that Lord Krishna&rsquo;s prophecy came true. Rawal Jaiswal was the successor of the Yadava community. He had established his kingdom at Jaisalmer. A grand three-day festival is held at the vibrant desert-city year after year to commemorate the event. Celebrations are conducted in the form of a local display of arts. The Government of the Rajasthan Tourism decided to have the festival done on a much larger scale. This was to draw international tourists from across the world.&nbsp;</p>

<p><img alt="Camels and local in Jaisalmer" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/camels-and-locals-in-jaisalmer.jpg" /></p>

<p>Camels and local in Jaisalmer</p>

<h2>When is the&nbsp;desert festival celebrated?</h2>

<p>The Jaisalmer Desert Festival is celebrated every year during February. It is typically held during the Hindu calendar month Magha (February), which is three days before the full moon. The festival is artistically celebrated across the <a href="/top-deserts-in-rajasthan">beautiful sand-dunes of the Thar Desert</a>.</p>

<p>This event tops the Rajasthan Festivals List for various reasons. Some other festivals you can be a part of when in Rajasthan are the Gangaur Festival, Winter Festival, and Udaipur World Music Festival, etc.</p>

<p>The place is exactly 42 kilometers from the beautiful city of Jaisalmer. The place is so romantic, unspoiled and remote. The entire Sam Dunes comes to life during the three-day extravaganza. You have people from all over the City of Jaisalmer and the neighboring villages partaking in the various shows, programs, and exhibitions, which are organized!</p>

<h2>Join the celebrations</h2>

<p>You can experience vivid happiness, color and a vibrant outlook to life. This is especially true when you are a part of the sprawling desert festival at Jaisalmer, which happens to be the best tourist attractions in Jaisalmer<strong>.&nbsp;</strong>You have a majestic procession of elephants in the morning. The procession starts from the Jaisalmer Fort up until the Shahid Poonam Singh Stadium. The residents of the Jaisalmer city can be seen in their traditional costumes. They dazzle in their rich, colorful and vibrant costumes. The residents sing and dance their hearts out. The songs and dances connote the tragedies and accomplishments of the desert land as such. You have the Gair and fire dances, as well.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The local nomads named Kalabaz or Nats perform their acrobats and brave gymnastic acts. The viewers and onlookers are awe-inspired with what they do. Then comes your folk recital programs in the form of music recitals and ballads. The Bhopa&rsquo;s Lang has and Manganairs perform the folk recital sessions for you. You can be a part of spell-bound camel polo events. These are fabulous camel races you can say cheers to. The gymnastic youngsters perform their stunts on camelbacks. Plus, you have the camel formation dances that highlight the crown theme of the festival. Yet another mega theme follows the events.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Border Security Force forms a Camel Tattoo to woo the audiences. You have another state of the art allures and events that mark a pivotal place in the festive arena. These include tug of war, turban tying, Maru-Shri or Mr. Desert competition, and the longest mustache competition.&nbsp;</p>

<p>You can witness the Grand Finale in the most alluring manner too. You have the Rajasthani folk concert that displays emotions of nostalgia while displaying the diverse culture of the country.</p>

<p>You also have the Air Force display campaigned by the Border Security Force or BSF coupled with a cricket match played even and a parachuting event. The festival comes to a grand end on the Poornima Day or the full moon day. The finale touches its pinnacle point at the Sam Dunes with <a href="/jaisalmer">the Sonar Quila at Jaisalmer Fort</a> recreated in the background. The outlook and the d&eacute;cor lend a fairy tale ending to the entire ambiance.&nbsp;</p>

<h2>Other interesting snippets</h2>

<p>Delicious Rajasthani and Gujarati thali plates are served at stalls. The sweets and savories can be mouth-watering indeed. You also have fabulous stalls displaying artifacts, handicrafts, and other souvenirs. You can enjoy desert safari and camping activities before the eve of the desert festival.&nbsp;</p>

<p>You can also visit some of the best tourist attractions the city has to offer. Some interesting places to see in Jaisalmer are,</p>

<ul>
	<li>Jaisalmer Fort</li>
	<li>Patwa Haveli</li>
	<li>Gadisar Lake</li>
	<li>The Thar Heritage Museum</li>
	<li>Bada Bagh</li>
	<li>Jain Temples</li>
	<li>Nathmal Ki Haveli</li>
	<li>Salim Singh Ki Haveli etc&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

<p><img alt="Jaisalmer Fort" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/jaisalmer-fort.jpg" /></p>

<p>Jaisalmer Fort</p>

<p><img alt="Gadisar Lake Jaisalmer" src="https://www.indiaenigma.com/storage/infographics/gadisar-lake-jaisalmer.jpg" /></p>

<p>Gadisar Lake Jaisalmer</p>

<h2>How to Reach Jaisalmer</h2>

<p>Jaisalmer is a bustling city that can be reached by rail, road, or air. Here are tips and highlighting points on where and how you reach the sand city. The tips have been bulleted for you, for an easier degree of understanding.</p>

<ul>
	<li>By Air: The nearest airport is situated in Jodhpur City. You will have to get down from your flight here. It is approximately 350 kilometers for you to reach Jaisalmer City. You can hire a taxicab or a prepaid vehicle to get you here.</li>
	<li>By Train: You have a wide network of train services that can land you right up to Jaisalmer. Upon reaching here, you can catch private auto rickshaws or taxis to take you to Sam Dunes. Sam Dunes is where the desert festival is typically held. The place is approximately 50 kilometers from the city of Jaisalmer.</li>
	<li>By Road: You have exotic connectivity of semi-sleeper Volvo buses or ordinary buses plying to Jaisalmer. You can either halt at Jaisalmer city center to unwind yourself. You can then reach Sam Dunes in time for the desert festival. Or you can take luxury buses that land you right there at Sam Dunes.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

<h2>Hotels to stay in Jaisalmer</h2>

<p>You have a lovely fleet of five-star hotels and stay cabins out there in Jaisalmer City. You have palatial rooms where you feel like you are staying at home away from home. With exotic hospitality services and the finest array of food, nothing can go wrong with the winter vacation of yours. You can book for the desert festival packages and these hotels will arrange their private vans or buses to land you right there. Most of the hotels get booked out fast. The festival season is the peak season at Jaisalmer City. So, you need to book your tour and travel tickets at least two months before the festive dates.&nbsp;</p>

<p>If you are looking for a break from your busy modern life, it is time you get the taste of the grandeur of Rajasthan. The Jaisalmer desert festival is a perfect collage of art and tradition of this ancient city that has immense historical significance. Plan your travel to the Golden City of Jaisalmer with <a href="/plan-a-trip">excellent tour packages from India Enigma</a>!</p>

<p>So, do not wait any longer! Start planning for your holiday to Jaisalmer right away!&nbsp;</p>


Desert Festival at Jaisalmer

<h2><strong>Introduction</strong></h2>

<p>Can you smell the aroma of Sandalwood as you walk through the corridors of the <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/karnataka">royal palaces of Karnataka</a>? Because this is exactly what Mysore is all about. Right from the ancient museums depicting significant artefacts to marvelous architecture of temples, Mysuru has it all! Moreover, this touristy destination is filled with Treebo Mysore Hotels offering budget-friendly stay.</p>

<p>As you think of Mysore, sure that you see heritage palaces, huge gardens and the famous Mysore Pak. However, the city is home to many hidden gems that are untouched by tourism. Such unbeatable destinations are located amidst serene surroundings offering the parallel side of Mysore. It is your time to book hotels in Mysore and go on the journey of exploring the unexplored. Before traveling know some important <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/travel-tips-and-tricks">travel tips and tricks</a> with India Enigma</p>

<h3><strong>Offbeat Places to Visit in Mysore are -</strong></h3>

<h3><strong>1. Varuna Lake</strong></h3>

<p>Located amidst the greens, Varuna Lake is one of the best places to visit in Mysore. Known as the hidden gem of Mysore, it offers enthralling adventure options for families and solo travellers. If you are looking for an adrenaline rush, Varuna Lake offers water sports including Jetski, Lake Rafting, Bumper ride, Kayaking and Water trampoline. Interestingly, the lake is a perfect spot for rejuvenation as it is located in the lap of nature. Check for Treebo Mysore Hotels for a budget-friendly stay here.</p>

<h3><strong>2. Venugopala Swamy Temple</strong></h3>

<p>Are you looking for a serene destination mixed with fusion of history? Venugopala Swamy temple is an amazing place to visit in Mysore as you get to witness the Unexplored&nbsp; Hoysala architecture here. Built in the 12th century, this temple is well maintained to visit with families, friends or solo. Along with jaw-dropping architecture, the temple is located near the Krishna Raja Sagara (water body) giving all the cool breeze here. It is a good idea to check hotels in Mysore near the temple for a much more relaxing getaway.</p>

<h3><strong>3. Melody World Wax Museum</strong></h3>

<p>Ever wondered that you could experience a fusion of music and art while travelling to Mysore? Mysore is home to the famous Melody World Wax Museum which attracts thousands of tourists every year. You can witness life-size wax statues with various musical instruments. Different cultures can be spotted as these statues are dressed according to various states, music and scenic backgrounds. Check for hotels in Mysore for a budget-friendly holiday with your friends and family so you can visit the museum with zero hassle.</p>

<h3><strong>4. Chamundi Hills</strong></h3>

<p>A beautiful vantage point that offers a comprehensive perspective of the city of Mysore is the Chamundi Hills. Interestingly, it is not about trekking but seeking blessings in the temple situation on the top. The famous Chamundeshwari Temple is located on the hilltop that attracts various tourists. You can clearly see the Mysore Maharaja Palace and the Karanji Lake from the Chamundi hilltop&#39;s stunning perspective of the city of Mysore. To really appreciate the panorama, bring your camera and binoculars with you.</p>

<h3><strong>5. Shuka Vana</strong></h3>

<p>If you are looking for an offbeat destination in Mysore, Shuka Vana has to be on your list! It is indeed a divine combination of nature, flora and avifauna. Ornithophilic and wildlife lovers must visit the Shuka Vana in Mysore, which is home to around 2000 birds. It is a famous rehabilitation centre for birds, especially parrots. In this stunning enclosure, numerous rare species of parrots may be seen soaring around. They also take care of injured and abandoned birds making it worth a visit. You can also look for Treebo Mysore Hotels near this place to save time and spend it more with these unique species.</p>

<h3><strong>6. Sand Museum Mysore</strong></h3>

<p>All your beach visits are incomplete without stepping in the sand and enjoying the soothing nature. Ever imagined sand turning into art? Sand Museum Mysore is one of the best places to visit as it is home to huge arts created with sand. You can witness various exhibits of laughing Buddha, cars and general life of the city. MN Gowri, a well-known sand artist, was the brains behind the museum&#39;s design. Around 150 monoliths, created with 115 truckloads of sand, water, and adhesive, are displayed in the amazing museum! Interestingly, it also has many Disney characters in their splendor.</p>

<h3><strong>7. Namdroling Monastery</strong></h3>

<p>Mysore is so much more than art and history because it is home to the popular Namdroling Monastery. The Namdroling Nyingmapa Monastery is the world&#39;s biggest centre for teaching Tibetan Buddhism&#39;s Nyingma branch. It also has a school of Tibetan Buddhism and is home to more than 5000 monks and nuns. If you love to spot architecture, this is a place to be! With vibrant colors and embellishments of gold, the beauty here cannot be ignored. When here, do attend the prayer rituals for tranquillity.</p>

<h3><strong>8. Kukkarahalli Lake</strong></h3>

<p>Hotels in Mysore can definitely provide you ultimate comfort. However, stepping into nature and observing beauty near the Kukkarahalli Lake is a must thing to do in Mysore. The amazing blanket of nature is present near the lake and gives you an opportunity to jog, walk or relax here. Moreover, Kukkarahalli Lake is best known for mesmerizing sunset and sunrise so it is always a good idea to go for it. It is also famous for a plethora of flora and avifauna that can be spotted here. Meditation enthusiasts are often attracted to this place.</p>

<p>As you explore some of the hidden gems of Mysore, do not forget to book budget-friendly Treebo hotels. Treebo <a href="https://www.treebo.com/hotels-in-mysore/" target="_blank">Mysore Hotels</a> are all about luxury, comfort and unbeatable prices.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Enjoy complimentary breakfast, Wi-Fi and branded Treebo toiletries</li>
	<li>Experience top-notch hospitality and the best amenities</li>
	<li>Witness classy interiors and in-room amenities in more than 800 locations of the country</li>
	<li>Check for amazing discounts and deals on the Treebo website</li>
</ul>

<p>Your stay in the city simply becomes happier with the presence of Treebo hotels in Mysore. Mysore is indeed a beautiful destination with tourist places, affordable accommodation, well-known street foods and serene surroundings.</p>

<h3><strong>HOTELS</strong></h3>

<ul>
	<li>Treebo Trend Shri Aprameya Resort</li>
	<li>Itsy by Treebo - Jasmine</li>
	<li>Itsy by Treebo - Kings L Den Homestay</li>
	<li>Treebo Trend Komfort Suites</li>
	<li>Itsy by Treebo - NRM Residency</li>
	<li>Treebo Trend Akshaya Mahal Inn</li>
	<li>Itsy by Treebo - Anurag Inn</li>
	<li>Treebo Trend Heritage Shelter</li>
	<li>Itsy by Treebo - Greenwood Inn and Suites</li>
	<li>Treebo Trend MSR International</li>
	<li>Itsy by Treebo - Lotus Inn</li>
	<li>Treebo Trend RJ Residency</li>
	<li>Treebo Trend Karan Residency</li>
	<li>Treebo Trend Karanji Residency</li>
	<li>Itsy by Treebo - Olive Star</li>
</ul>


Places to Visit in Mysore 

<p>Amid summer&#39;s warmth and sunny days, Jaipur turns out to be more amazing and pleasant in July. The month offers a perfect opportunity for families to embark on an <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/jaipur">unforgettable tour of Jaipur</a>, the Pink City of India. Famously known for its grand palaces, majestic forts, and rich cultural heritage, Jaipur presents a delightful blend of history, art, and traditions. Jaipur is a perfect family-friendly tourist destination in Rajasthan where travelers can enjoy a memorable time. The city offers many sightseeing attractions and things to do that you and your family would love. Whether you have the elders of your family with you or not, Jaipur will never disappoint you in any circumstance.</p>

<p>The article guides you through planning a Jaipur family tour package in July. It emphasizes the must-visit attractions and useful tips to make the most of your trip. So, keep reading this article &ndash;</p>

<h2>Weather and Seasonal Considerations in Jaipur</h2>

<p>When planning a family tour to Jaipur in July, it&#39;s important to consider the weather and pack accordingly. July marks the beginning of the monsoon season in Jaipur, which means you can expect intermittent rainfall and slightly cooler temperatures than the scorching summer months. It is advisable to check the weather forecast before your trip and pack lightweight, breathable clothing, umbrellas, and rain jackets to stay comfortable during explorations.</p>

<h2>Popular Family-friendly attractions in Jaipur</h2>

<p>Jaipur offers many family-friendly tourist places that will entertain both kids and adults. Here&#39;re some of the must-visit places in Jaipur:</p>

<ul>
	<li><strong>Amber Fort</strong>: Begin your family tour with a visit to the opulent Amber Fort &amp; Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The grandeur of the fort will enthrall kids, and they can also enjoy hiking up the Aravalli hill, adding a touch of adventure to the experience.</li>
	<li><strong>City Palace</strong>: Discover the attractions of the City Palace complex, which encloses numerous museums, courtyards, and gardens. The architecture and exhibit provide a glimpse into the royal history of Jaipur, making it an educational and visually appealing attraction for everyone.</li>
	<li><strong>Hawa Mahal</strong>: The iconic epitome of Jaipur&#39;s brilliant architecture is <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/hawa-mahal">Hawa Mahal or the Palace of the Winds</a>, a must-visit landmark in Jaipur. Its unique architectural fa&ccedil;ade shows the intricate latticework on small windows.</li>
	<li><strong>Jantar Mantar</strong>: Engage in the curious minds of your kids with a visit to the inspiring astronomical observatory, Jantar Mantar built by Maharaja Jai Singh II. The several architectural instruments and structures in this UNESCO World Heritage Site will pique their interest in Science and Astronomy.</li>
	<li><strong>Jaipur Zoo</strong>: Take your toddlers for a fun-filled day at the Jaipur Zoo, home to various animals and birds. It&#39;s an excellent opportunity for them to learn animal behavior and observe exotic species up close.</li>
</ul>

<h2>Cultural Experiences in Jaipur</h2>

<p>Immerse yourself in the vibrant Rajasthani cultures and traditions, a special part of your <a href="https://www.rajasthancab.com/travel-category/jaipur-tour/" target="_blank">Jaipur Tour Package</a>. Look at amazingly diverse cultures and heritage sites you can visit on your holiday plan. Here&#39;re a few cultural experiences that you can include:</p>

<ul>
	<li><strong>Puppet Show</strong> &ndash; Witness the traditional puppet show that brings ancient folktales and legends to life. The colorful puppets, lively music, and captivating performances will leave a lasting impression on the family.</li>
	<li><strong>Folk Dance and Music</strong> &ndash; Attend cultural performances showcasing folk dances and music performances like Ghoomar and Kalbelia. The energetic performances will leave you tapping your feet and provide a deeper understanding of Rajasthan&#39;s rich artistic heritage.</li>
	<li><strong>Block Printing Workshop</strong> &ndash; Engage in a hands-on experience by participating in a block printing workshop. Learn about the intricate art of block printing and create your colorful souvenirs to take back.</li>
</ul>

<h2>Outdoor Adventure Activities in Jaipur</h2>

<p>While enjoying a family trip in July, you will have a chance to enjoy occasional rain showers, but some outdoor activities can still be relished. Several adventure activities to enjoy in Jaipur will make your holiday worthwhile. Let&#39;s look here &ndash;</p>

<ul>
	<li><strong>Elephant Farm Visit</strong> &ndash; Take a memorable elephant farm visit with kids and let them enjoy meeting the giant mammals. This enchanting experience allows your family to connect with nature as they learn more about elephants.</li>
	<li><strong>Nahargarh Biological Park</strong> &ndash; Take your kids to Nahargarh Biological Park, located on the outskirts of Jaipur, and explore its rich wildlife species. The park is filled with wild animals living in their natural habitat, like tigers, leopards, deer, and many more.</li>
	<li><strong>Cycling Expedition</strong> &ndash; Enjoy the beauty f the city with a cycling expedition as you go through the narrow lanes across some picturesque places. In the early morning, leave for a ride to Nahargarh Fort, which has 12 identical suites for the queens. The cycling tour to the fort will give you a breathtaking view of the city from the top.</li>
	<li><strong>Hot Air Balloon Ride</strong> &ndash; Not just from the streets and ground, the city looks breathtaking from the air as you take a hot air balloon ride across the Aravalli ranges. Enjoy seeing the plethora of colors and sounds of this city from above.</li>
</ul>

<h2>Jaipur Travel Tips</h2>

<p>When planning Jaipur 2 Days Tour Package, it is important to note some safety travel tips. Here&#39;re some practical tips to ensure a smooth and relaxing journey:</p>

<ul>
	<li><strong>Stay hydrated</strong> &ndash; Jaipur in July can be hot and humid, so ensure an adequate water supply and encourage your family to drink water throughout the day.</li>
	<li><strong>Apply sunscreen</strong> &ndash; Protect your skin from harsh UV rays with a high SPF. Moreover, wearing hats, sunglasses, and lightweight loose-fit clothes can also help minimize sunburns.</li>
	<li><strong>Carry medications</strong> &ndash; If anyone in your family has specific medical conditions or requires regular medication, ensure an ample supply during the trip. Keep a first kid always at hand for bruises and minor illnesses god forbid you might get.</li>
	<li><strong>Transportation</strong> &ndash; While exploring the city, consider taking the best Jaipur sightseeing taxi service with a reliable and licensed tour guide. He will assist you on your sightseeing excursion to Jaipur and make your voyage hassle-free.</li>
	<li><strong>Respect local customs</strong> &ndash; <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/best-time-to-visit-rajasthan">Rajasthani locals</a> have a rich cultural lifestyle, and respecting the local customs and traditions is important. Make your kids learn about the local culture and encourage them to follow the rules, even while visiting the temples or religious sites.</li>
	<li><strong>Food and water</strong> &ndash; Be cautious of street food and ensure you eat only from clean and hygienic places. Always go with bottled water as you might not have the right immunity developed to adjust to the city.</li>
</ul>

<h2>Accommodation Options in Jaipur</h2>

<p>Choosing the right accommodation for your family in Jaipur is crucial to ensure a relaxing stay. Consider opting for family-friendly hotels or resorts in Jaipur that offer classic amenities like spacious rooms, pools, and play areas for kids. Look for hotels located in convenient areas with easy access to the city&#39;s attractions, restaurants, and shopping places. Some of the best-recommended hotels in Jaipur are &ndash;</p>

<ul>
	<li>Hotel JW Marriot</li>
	<li>Taj Jai Mahal</li>
	<li>Holiday Inn</li>
	<li>Hotel Royal Orchid</li>
	<li>Royal Heritage Haveli</li>
	<li>Golden Manor</li>
	<li>Ujjwal Hyphen</li>
	<li>Mahal Khandela Hotel</li>
</ul>

<h2>Shopping in Jaipur</h2>

<p>Jaipur is famous for its exquisite handicrafts, jewelry, textiles, and traditional artwork. So, indulge in some souvenir shopping to take back a piece of the city&#39;s memory. Visit the famous bustling marketplaces like Johari Bazaar, Bapu Bazaar, Tripolia Bazaar, Chandpole Bazaar, and MI Road, where you&#39;ll find an array of colorful textiles, jewelry, leather goods, and more. Shop some tiny lehenga choli or dhoti kurta for your little ones from the local market at affordable prices and dress them ethnically any day.</p>

<h2>Prioritize flexibility and relaxation</h2>

<p>While having a well-planned Jaipur tour itinerary with you is important, it&#39;s also essential to get complete access on flexible terms. Don&#39;t cram too many different activities into each day, as it may lead to exhaustion and an overwhelming experience. Leave some leisure time for resting at your place to enjoy the amenities of your accommodation in Jaipur.</p>

<h2>Local cuisines in Jaipur</h2>

<p>One of the main highlights of your visit to Jaipur is savoring the flavorsome Rajasthani cuisine. Treat your tastebuds to traditional dishes like Dal Bati Churma, Gatte ki Sabji, Laal Maas, and Ker Sangri. Many restaurants in Jaipur offer scrumptious menus with options to suit different taste buds and restrictions. Do not miss savoring mouthwatering sweets and snacks like Pyaaz ki Kachori, Mawa Kachori, and Ghewar.</p>

<h2>Conclusion</h2>

<p>While concluding this Jaipur Family tour in July, I suggest taking the help of this travel guide. It opens the door to a smooth and hassle-free journey to Jaipur, where you can experience a world of rich history, colorful cultures, and exciting adventures. You can make your journey unforgettable by considering the weather conditions, and tourist places, embracing cultural experiences, and taking practical safety measures. Jaipur&#39;s brilliant architectural marvels, traditional performances, and outdoor activities provide the perfect blend of education and entertainment for the entire family. So, pack your bags and embark on this <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/places-to-visit-in-rajasthan-in-3-days">Rajasthan tour package</a>, and create beautiful memories that will last a lifetime. A well-planned and remarkable family tour awaits you to welcome in the Pink City of Rajasthan in July.</p>


Family Tour to Jaipur

<p>India, a land of diverse landscapes, vibrant cultures, and rich history, is often celebrated for its iconic landmarks and bustling cities. The lesser-known destinations in India offer an authentic and immersive experience, where travellers can connect with nature, history, and local traditions. In this article, we will delve into some of India&#39;s most <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/top-beaches-in-goa-that-are-beyond-beautiful">enchanting offbeat destinations</a>, each possessing a unique charm that is sure to leave a lasting impression.</p>

<p>Beneath the surface of India&#39;s popular urban centres and well-frequented tourist hubs lies a realm of undiscovered beauty - the lesser-known destinations that await intrepid travellers. These hidden gems provide an unfiltered and genuine encounter with India&#39;s rich tapestry of culture, history, and natural wonders. From the tranquil backwaters of Kerala&#39;s less-explored towns to the picturesque hamlets nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, a spectrum of experiences lies in store for those who are ready to deviate from the usual routes.</p>

<p>An illustrative example of such a concealed jewel is the charming town of Khimsar in Rajasthan, where history seems frozen in time amid its sand dunes and architectural heritage. Far removed from the urban hustle, this oasis extends a serene refuge and an opportunity to engage with the timeless traditions of rural India. Equally captivating are the luxuriant landscapes of Cherrapunji in Meghalaya, boasting cascading waterfalls, living root bridges, and enigmatic valleys. These concealed havens not only showcase India&#39;s breathtaking natural allure but also facilitate authentic cultural interaction with local communities, enabling travellers to cultivate connections that transcend the typical tourist experience. Embarking on a voyage to India&#39;s concealed treasures unveils facets of the country that often remain concealed, offering an immersive and unconventional expedition for the curious adventurer.</p>

<h2>Gokarna - Where Serenity Meets Spirituality</h2>

<p>Nestled along the shores of the Arabian Sea in the southwestern state of Karnataka, Gokarna is a tranquil coastal town renowned for its pristine beaches and spiritual ambiance. Often referred to as the &quot;mini-Goa,&quot; Gokarna offers a more laid-back and secluded experience. The main beach, Kudle, is flanked by rocky cliffs, while Om Beach gets its name from its natural shape resembling the sacred Hindu symbol &#39;Om.&#39; Travellers seeking solace and spiritual rejuvenation can visit the revered Mahabaleshwar Temple, a centuries-old Lord Shiva temple with captivating architectural marvels.</p>

<p>Gokarna, gracefully positioned along <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/karnataka">Karnataka&#39;s unspoiled coastline</a>, emerges as a seamless fusion of serenity and spirituality, providing a haven for those in pursuit of an escape from the cacophony of contemporary living. This concealed jewel has blossomed from its origins as a modest temple town into a captivating haven, boasting not just exquisite beaches, but also an underlying spiritual aura. The revered Mahabaleshwar Temple, a homage to Lord Shiva, magnetises pilgrims and seekers alike, with its spiritual resonance reverberating through the encompassing terrain. Gokarna&#39;s pristine, untouched beaches, including the likes of Om Beach and Kudle Beach, paint a breathtaking natural backdrop that harmonises seamlessly with the town&#39;s spiritual core.</p>

<p>With the descent of the sun beneath the horizon, illuminating the sky with a palette of warm hues, Gokarna undergoes a metamorphosis, exuding an atmosphere of tranquillity and contemplation. Many voyagers discover solace in engaging in yoga and meditation by the shoreline, enveloped by the symphony of lapping waves and the gentle rustling of palm fronds. The town&#39;s leisurely gait and rustic elegance foster a profound communion with one&#39;s inner self and the natural world. Gokarna&#39;s allure extends beyond its picturesque panoramas; it resides in the gift of inner harmony and revitalization that it bestows upon every traveler who embarks on its shores, rendering it a destination where the spirit finds its equilibrium with sheer authenticity.</p>

<h2>Ziro Valley - A Symphony of Nature and Culture</h2>

<p>Tucked away in the northeastern realm of Arunachal Pradesh, the Ziro Valley orchestrates a seamless fusion between the rhythms of nature and the vibrant threads of tribal heritage. Embraced by verdant hills and adorned with terraced fields, the valley unveils a mesmerising canvas of landscapes that appear to be crafted by nature&#39;s hand itself. As you navigate the winding pathways meandering through villages and terrains, you&#39;ll be transported into a dimension where time adopts a leisurely pace, allowing for an intimate connection with the pulse of the earth.</p>

<p>Yet, Ziro Valley&#39;s allure transcends its captivating panoramas. It serves as the abode of the Apatani tribe, distinguished for their unique rituals and cultural heritage. Their distinct ways of life, like the innovative paddy-fish cultivation and the intricate facial tattoos sported by women, illuminate a culture that is both captivating and profoundly entrenched. The annual Ziro Music Festival introduces another layer of cultural richness to the valley. Here, musicians from diverse genres convene to perform against the backdrop of this natural spectacle, fostering an ambiance of artistic jubilation. Within Ziro Valley, the fusion of nature and cultural elegance unfolds in perfect synchrony, offering voyagers an immersive encounter that lingers in memory long after they&#39;ve ventured away from its embrace.</p>

<p>In the northeastern <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/arunachal-pradesh">state of Arunachal Pradesh</a>, lies the picturesque Ziro Valley, a verdant paradise enveloped by lush green hills and rice terraces. This offbeat destination is a haven for nature enthusiasts and music lovers alike. The Ziro Music Festival, held annually, attracts artists and revellers from across the globe to celebrate art, culture, and the pristine beauty of the valley. The indigenous Apatani tribe adds to the allure of Ziro with their unique customs, traditional handloom crafts, and eco-friendly agricultural practices.</p>

<h2>Chopta - The Mini Switzerland of India</h2>

<p>Tucked away in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, Chopta is a charming hill station surrounded by towering snow-capped peaks, dense forests, and alpine meadows. Often referred to as the &quot;Mini Switzerland of India,&quot; Chopta offers breathtaking trekking opportunities, including the famous Tungnath Temple trek, which leads to the highest Shiva temple in the world. Travellers can revel in the splendour of rhododendron blooms during the spring season and witness a panoramic view of the Himalayan range.</p>

<p>Nestled amid the breathtaking expanse of Uttarakhand&#39;s Himalayan terrain, Chopta is affectionately dubbed the &quot;Mini Switzerland of India.&quot; This hidden gem showcases a captivating allure reminiscent of the serene charm found in Switzerland. The landscape is dominated by verdant meadows, dense woodlands, and snow-draped peaks, crafting a vista that could easily be mistaken for the creation of an artist&#39;s brushstroke. Serving as the entry point to the revered Tungnath Temple, one of the Panch Kedar temples and the world&#39;s highest Shiva shrine, Chopta presents not only a spiritual pilgrimage but also a chance to immerse oneself in the unmatched magnificence of the Himalayas.</p>

<p>Chopta&#39;s tranquil ambiance and untouched splendour make it a sanctuary for adventurers, nature aficionados, and those in pursuit of solace from urban chaos. The area is a part of the Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary, nurturing a habitat for a diverse range of flora and fauna, including elusive species like the musk deer and the resplendent Himalayan Monal. Whether embarking on the trek to Chandrashila Peak to embrace panoramic vistas or simply revelling in the tranquillity of the environment, Chopta presents an occasion to encounter the grandeur of the Himalayas and embrace the serenity of a Swiss-inspired haven nestled within the heart of India.</p>

<h2>Hampi - Ancient Ruins Amidst Rocky Terrain</h2>

<p>A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hampi is a mesmerising historical town located in the state of Karnataka. Once the capital of the Vijayanagara Empire, Hampi now showcases captivating ruins, ancient temples, and sprawling boulder-strewn landscapes. Hampi&#39;s architectural wonders, such as the Virupaksha Temple, Vittala Temple, and Lotus Mahal, offer a glimpse into the glorious past. Beyond the ruins, travellers can indulge in the serene beauty of the Tungabhadra River and explore the vibrant local bazaars.</p>

<h2>Khajjiar - India&#39;s Mini Switzerland</h2>

<p>Nestled amidst the verdant landscapes of Himachal Pradesh, Khajjiar has rightfully earned its title as &quot;India&#39;s Mini Switzerland&quot; owing to its striking resemblance to the Swiss countryside. Surrounded by dense cedar forests and embraced by the regal Dhauladhar Range, Khajjiar offers a captivating panorama reminiscent of the tranquil beauty of the Swiss Alps. The highlight of this charming hill station is the Khajjiar Lake, often referred to as the &quot;Mini Switzerland of India,&quot; where a serene water body mirrors the surrounding lush meadows and towering peaks, crafting a spectacle akin to a picture postcard.</p>

<p>Encircled by dense deodar forests, this picturesque destination features a stunning meadow with a small lake at its centre, creating an enchanting sight. Travellers can indulge in adventure activities like zorbing and paragliding or explore the nearby Khajji Nag Temple and Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary.</p>

<p>Khajjiar&#39;s allure extends beyond its picturesque landscapes. The region boasts a rich cultural heritage, woven with local legends and traditions. The Khajji Nag Temple stands as a testament to its historical significance. A blend of Hindu and Tibetan architectural elements adorns the temple, showcasing the region&#39;s diverse cultural mosaic. Strolls through fragrant pine woods, horseback rides, and simply soaking in the peaceful ambiance of this alpine retreat are some of the cherished experiences Khajjiar offers. Within Khajjiar, the seamless fusion of natural splendour and cultural legacy provides an immersive sojourn that encapsulates the spirit of Switzerland, harmoniously grounded within the heart of India.</p>

<h2>Pondicherry - A French-Inspired Coastal Retreat</h2>

<p>Also known as Puducherry, is a coastal town in southern India that exudes a unique blend of French and Indian cultures. Its charming streets, lined with colonial-era buildings and colourful facades, offer an authentic European ambiance. The Aurobindo Ashram and Auroville, a nearby experimental township, draw spiritual seekers from around the world, while the pristine beaches like Paradise Beach and Promenade Beach offer opportunities for relaxation and tranquillity.</p>

<h2>Tawang - Land of Monasteries and Majestic Peaks</h2>

<p>Tawang, situated in the northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh, is a hidden gem nestled amidst the Eastern Himalayas. Renowned for its ancient monasteries, most notably the Tawang Monastery, the second-largest in the world, this destination is a paradise for those seeking spiritual enlightenment and cultural immersion. The awe-inspiring landscapes, including the Sela Pass and Nuranang Waterfall, add to the surreal beauty of Tawang.</p>

<h2>Coorg - The Scotland of India</h2>

<p>Kodagu, popularly known as Coorg, is a captivating hill station in the state of Karnataka, often referred to as the &quot;Scotland of India.&quot; Surrounded by dense forests, coffee plantations, and misty hills, Coorg offers a refreshing escape from the city&#39;s hustle and bustle. Travellers can savour the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, explore ancient temples like the Omkareshwara Temple, and unwind by the gushing Abbey Falls.</p>

<h2>Majuli - The World&#39;s Largest River Island</h2>

<p>Located on the Brahmaputra River in the northeastern state of Assam, Majuli is the world&#39;s largest river island and a unique ecological and cultural hotspot. This serene island is a hub of Assamese Vaishnavite culture, with numerous ancient monasteries known as &quot;Satras.&quot; Travellers can immerse themselves in the vibrant festivities of Raas and Bihu dances, engage in pottery workshops, and take part in community-driven initiatives.</p>

<h2>Kutch - The White Desert&#39;s Extravaganza</h2>

<p>In the western state of Gujarat, the Great Rann of Kutch emerges as an otherworldly destination, especially during the Rann Utsav festival. This seasonal salt marsh creates a mesmerising white expanse that seems to stretch infinitely. Travellers can experience the rich Kutchi culture, indulge in traditional folk music and dance, and witness the stunning spectacle of the setting sun over the vast white desert.</p>

<h3>Conclusion</h3>

<p>India&#39;s hidden gems offer a remarkable contrast to its bustling cities and well-trodden tourist destinations. Exploring these offbeat places allows travellers to uncover the country&#39;s diverse cultural tapestry, pristine natural beauty, and historical marvels. From serene coastal towns to <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/places-to-visit-in-uttarakhand-in-winters">enchanting hill stations</a>, each destination possesses a unique charm that leaves visitors with unforgettable memories. As these hidden gems continue to captivate travellers with their authenticity and allure, they stand as a testament to India&#39;s boundless treasures waiting to be discovered.</p>


Discovering lesser known destinations in India

Captivating Udaipur: A Tapestry of Culture, History, and Beauty

<p>India is a very well-known country for its wonderful cultural heritage sites. It is a country filled up with many beautiful religions with unique cultural places. India has been a centre of tourist attraction for a while now and every single person around the world looks for what to do when visiting this beautiful country for its unique cultural heritage sites.</p>

<p>In recent years, <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/popular-places-in-india-for-tourists">tourism in India</a> has seen a big boost, and one of the main reasons for this is the country&#39;s rich cultural heritage. People from all around the world are coming to India to explore its ancient temples, magnificent palaces, and historic forts.</p>

<p>These cultural heritage sites offer a window into India&#39;s colourful past, and their popularity is attracting more and more visitors, making India a top destination for travellers who want to experience its unique culture and history. In this blog, we will talk about the 10 best places of Indian cultural heritage that one must visit.</p>

<h2>History of India&#39;s Cultural Heritage in Tourism</h2>

<p><strong>Ancient India: The Birth of Tourism</strong></p>

<p>India&#39;s relationship with tourism can be traced back to ancient times. There used to be pilgrims to represent the journeys to sacred sites like Varanasi and Bodh Gaya. The attraction of India&#39;s diverse traditions, vibrant art and ancient wisdom spread far and wide after this.</p>

<p><strong>The Mughal Era: Grandeur and Intrigue</strong></p>

<p>During the Mughal Empire, India&#39;s cultural heritage flourished. There were magnificent architectural wonders like the Taj Mahal which symbolised love and artistic brilliance. The palaces and bazaars of cities like Delhi and Agra drew travellers from distant lands.</p>

<p><strong>Post-Independence Revival: Promoting Heritage</strong></p>

<p>After gaining independence, India embarked on a journey to reclaim and preserve its cultural heritage. Initiatives like the restoration of temples in Khajuraho and the promotion of Jaipur&#39;s Pink City heralded a new era of cultural tourism. Festivals like Diwali, Holi, and Eid showcased India&#39;s vibrant traditions to a global audience.</p>

<p><strong>21st Century India: A Cultural Kaleidoscope</strong></p>

<p>Today, India&#39;s tourism sector stands as a vibrant kaleidoscope of cultural experiences. Visitors explore ancient temples, bustling markets, and architectural marvels. They savour diverse cuisines, witness classical dance forms, and partake in traditional ceremonies. The UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Hampi, Mahabodhi Temple, and Qutub Minar are cultural treasures that continue to captivate the world.</p>

<h2>Why Make India Your Must-Visit Destination?</h2>

<p><strong>Ancient Traditions</strong></p>

<p>India&#39;s cultural heritage won&#39;t stop you from visiting here at any cost because it is so unique. They have these wonderful cultures and traditions like yoga, ayurveda and classical dance forms like Bharatanatyam and Kathak which makes them stand out.</p>

<p><strong>Monuments and Architecture</strong></p>

<p>India has wonderful monuments like the Taj Mahal, Jaipur&#39;s palaces, and Delhi&#39;s Qutub Minar. These architectural wonders reflect India&#39;s diverse history and artistic prowess which we will be talking about in this blog too.</p>

<p><strong>Spiritual Diversity</strong></p>

<p>Major religions like Hinduism, Jainism and Sikhism have their origin from India. The country is filled with temples, stupas, gurdwaras and mosques which have their own unique architectural and spiritual significance. Due to this, there is diversity between people and these people share and live together despite their religion which makes India stand out in terms of diversity and culture too.</p>

<p><strong>Festivals</strong></p>

<p>India&#39;s cultural calendar is marked by vibrant festivals such as Diwali, Holi, Eid, and Christmas, celebrated with unparalleled enthusiasm and grandeur. These mixes of festivals make India culturally diverse and a probable destination for visit.</p>

<p><strong>Cuisine</strong></p>

<p><a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/indian-dishes-for-breakfast">Indian food</a> shows how different parts of India have their special ways of cooking. Imagine the spicy and hot curries in the southern part of India and then think about the gentle and rich flavours you find in dishes from the northern regions like Mughlai cuisine. Each place has its tasty food traditions that tell you a lot about its culture. Indian culture being broad, the spread of culinary taste is pretty vivid.</p>

<p><strong>Textiles and Handicraft</strong></p>

<p>India is good at making beautiful things by hand. They make lovely clothes like sarees, and they even weave carpets with their hands. These things show how talented and creative people are in different parts of India.</p>

<p><strong>Languages and Literature</strong></p>

<p>As per the experts from <a href="https://www.cdrreportwriter.com/" target="_blank">CDR Report Writer</a>, almost 20,000 languages are spoken in India due to its unique variety of culture and religion. Its literature including ancient epics like the Mahabharata and Ramayana showcase rich storytelling traditions. Since India is rich in languages, you get to experience more variety in the tone and hospitality from the voice alone.</p>

<p><strong>Music and Dance</strong></p>

<p>Traditional Indian music and dance, like the sitar (a musical instrument) and Bharatanatyam (a dance style), are very important to India&#39;s culture. Lots of people in the world love and follow these forms of music and dance. They are a big part of what makes India special</p>

<p><strong>Historical Sites</strong></p>

<p>Old cities like Varanasi and Hampi as well as special places recognized by UNESCO (a big group that protects important things), like Khajuraho, can show you what India was like a long time ago. They are like windows to India&#39;s history.</p>

<p><strong>Living Traditions</strong></p>

<p>The rich culture of India isn&#39;t just something from a long time ago; it&#39;s still alive and changing today. You can see and experience it in everyday things like the vibrant markets on the streets and the traditional ceremonies by the Ganges River. It&#39;s part of how people live their lives right now.</p>

<h2>Best Places of Indian Cultural Heritage To Visit</h2>

<h3>Amritsar</h3>

<p>Amritsar is also known as a golden city in Punjab.&nbsp; It is a spiritual site for the Sikh religion. It&#39;s a beautiful place that&#39;s covered with golden marble and walls which makes it breathtaking. The city of Amritsar is a melting pot of different cultures with a rich blend of Sikh, Hindu and Muslim traditions. This cultural diversity is reflected in its cuisine, festivals, and daily life. The city&#39;s filled with many beautiful Gurdwaras which makes it more culturally unique. There is also Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum where you&#39;re able to learn and know about the Sikh empire. Some of the most well-known temples of Amritsar include&nbsp; Durgiana Temple, Akal Takht, and Mata Lal Devi Temple which you definitely can&#39;t miss.</p>

<h3>Taj Mahal In Agra</h3>

<p>Who doesn&#39;t know the <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/interesting-facts-about-taj-mahal">Taj Mahal, a symbol of love</a> and is one of the most famous Indian cultural heritage sites that is known all around the world? It was constructed by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan and it stands as a tribute to his wife Mumtaz Mahal, who tragically passed away while giving birth in the year 1631. It is made up of beautiful stones like jade and crystals and this place is visited by millions of tourists throughout the year. This monument is seen as one of the best displays of Mughal building design and represents deep love and dedication.</p>

<h3>Agrasen Ki Baoli</h3>

<p>Agrasen Ki Baoli is located in New Delhi. It is a very historical site because this place was like the mean water source for the locals back in the day. The complex and detailed design of the stepwell shows the remarkable talent and cleverness of the craftsmen who constructed it. Nowadays, people can visit the Stepwell to admire its stunning balance and learn about its historical importance.</p>

<h3>Sanchi Stupa</h3>

<p>Sanchi Stupa Is located in Madhya Pradesh of India. It is a cultural heritage place that is more related to Buddhism and It is also the most well-known archaeological site in India. They have many stupas inside the places they help and there are a lot of beautiful Buddhist artwork that people love when visiting here. You can also find four chambers and other figures that are related to Buddhist history. This place has a very deep cultural importance all around the world. Many people who follow Buddhism also visit here quite often.</p>

<h3>Nalanda University</h3>

<p>Nalanda University is located in Bihar.&nbsp; Now you may wonder how a university can be a cultural heritage site but this university is one of the oldest education sectors in the ancient time. This university was founded in the fifth century. The subjects at this university included religion, mathematics, philosophy and so on. The university is also very well known for its architecture and that is why it is one of the most historical ancient heritage sites in India.</p>

<h3>Qutub Minar</h3>

<p>Qutub Minar is located in New Delhi. This Tower was built in 1192 during the beginning of Islamic rule in India by Qutubuddin Aibak after he had won the war in Delhi. Built with redstones, marble and sandstone Qutub Minar is one of the most visited destinations in Delhi. There is also a mosque on the first floor of the tower which is very attractive to the tourist and is regarded as a beautiful cultural heritage site.</p>

<h3>Meenakshi Temple</h3>

<p>Meenakshi temple is located in Tamilnadu in India. The temple is built in the reference of goddess Meenakshi which is also known as a form of Goddess Parvati and&nbsp; Lord Shiva. The temple was built in the 17th Century by Nayak rulers and this beautiful temple has a lot of detailed and breathtaking sculptures.&nbsp; The temple area also has some additional features, like a special pond known as the Porthamarai Kulam and a museum that holds various historical items and artworks connected to the temple&#39;s importance and past.</p>

<h3>Mysore Palace</h3>

<p>Mysore Palace Is located in Karnataka in India and it was built around the 20th century. The design of this palace was done by a British architect. This palace also combines the elements of Hindu, Muslim and British architecture which makes it very unique as it combines three religions or cultures. This is also one of the reasons why it is a very well-known cultural heritage to visit in India. The palace consists of beautiful royal portraits and historical artefacts which the visitors love every time they visit. A notable feature of the palace is the dazzling lighting spectacle held every Sunday evening, on festive occasions, and during special events. The palace shines brightly with an array of more than 1,00,000 light bulbs.</p>

<h3>Ajanta and Ellora Caves</h3>

<p>Deep within Maharashtra&#39;s Aurangabad, you&#39;ll find the incredible Ajanta and Ellora Caves nestled in the Sahyadri Hills. The Ellora Caves, totalling 34 were carved between 350 AD and 700 AD and showcase Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. On the other hand, the Ajanta Caves, numbering 29, were sculpted from 200 BC to 650 AD, primarily narrating the story of Buddhism. These beautifully crafted caves, perched in the Sahyadri hills above the Waghur River, have been captivating the hearts of tourists.</p>

<h3>Jantar Mantar</h3>

<p>If you want to see one of the world&#39;s largest observatories then you can visit Jaipur. The Jantar Mantar, a blend of religion, science, and art, consists of five massive structures located in Jaipur, New Delhi, Ujjain, Varanasi, and Mathura. It was built in 1720 during the reign of Maharaja Jai Singh II and it features a giant sundial. This astronomical observatory in Jaipur boasts fourteen key geometric devices, aiding in timekeeping, constellation identification, and orbit analysis around the sun.</p>

<h2>Other beautiful destinations in India</h2>

<p>If you&#39;re looking for more places, then here is the list of them so you can have more options to visit:</p>

<ul>
	<li>Red Fort (Lal Qila) - Delhi</li>
	<li>Hampi - Karnataka</li>
	<li>Khajuraho Group of Monuments - Madhya Pradesh</li>
	<li>Fatehpur Sikri - Uttar Pradesh</li>
	<li>Mahabodhi Temple Complex - Bodh Gaya, Bihar</li>
	<li>Konark Sun Temple - Odisha</li>
	<li>Humayun&#39;s Tomb - Delhi</li>
	<li>Chola Temples (Brihadeeswarar Temple) - Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu</li>
	<li>Mehrangarh Fort - Jodhpur, Rajasthan</li>
	<li>&nbsp;Amer Fort - Jaipur, Rajasthan</li>
	<li>Elephanta Caves - Mumbai, Maharashtra</li>
	<li>Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus - Mumbai, Maharashtra</li>
	<li>Victoria Memorial - Kolkata, West Bengal</li>
	<li>Rani Ki Vav - Patan, Gujarat</li>
	<li>Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park - Gujarat</li>
</ul>

<h2>Travel Tips While Visiting India</h2>

<p><strong>Research and Plan Ahead</strong></p>

<p>First research the cultural and historical sites you want to visit and learn about their importance so that it adds more meaning to why you&#39;re going there. This will also enhance your appreciation during your visit. You should also check visa and entry requirements well in advance and ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date.</p>

<p><strong>Respect Local Customs</strong></p>

<p>In many cultural sites, it&#39;s respectful to cover your shoulders and knees. It&#39;s better if you&#39;re wearing a traditional fit so that you do not disrespect the culture in any way or so. You can even carry a scarf or shawl with you.</p>

<p><strong>Shoes Off</strong></p>

<p>Before entering temples and some historical buildings, you may be asked to remove your shoes. It is extremely disrespectful not to remove your shoes before entering the temple. Many temples now provide shoe lockers where you can leave your shoes.</p>

<p><strong>Engage with Locals</strong></p>

<p>The locals are friendly so don&#39;t hesitate to ask locals or tour guides about the history and cultural significance of the sites you visit. They can provide valuable insights.</p>

<p><strong>Hire a Local Guide</strong></p>

<p>Guides can provide in-depth information and help you navigate crowded areas.&nbsp;We, at <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com">India Enigma</a>, can help you provide sightseeing across majestic India.</p>

<p><strong>No Photography without Permission</strong></p>

<p>Some cultural sites in India may have restrictions on photography in order to preserve and protect the site. In most of the temples, photography is prohibited inside but you can always take pictures outside the temple. You must respect the privacy of the place and people.</p>

<p><strong>Explore</strong></p>

<p>As you know we&#39;ve only talked about 10 best places but there are many more cultural sites you can visit and gain wonderful knowledge and experience in India. There are far more lesser-known destinations you can visit in India.</p>

<p><strong>Challenges and Opportunities</strong></p>

<p>While India&#39;s cultural heritage remains a potent tourism magnet, challenges such as infrastructure development, environmental conservation, and the preservation of historical sites persist. However, these challenges also offer opportunities for sustainable tourism practices that protect the very heritage that draws visitors.</p>

<p>India&#39;s tourism sector has come a long way, evolving from ancient pilgrimages to modern cultural experiences. As travellers from across the globe continue to be enchanted by its cultural richness, India&#39;s heritage remains an enduring chapter in the global story of tourism. With careful preservation and thoughtful promotion, it will continue to beckon adventurers and seekers of cultural enlightenment for generations to come.</p>

<h2>Some Places With Strict Restriction For Tourist To Be Aware of</h2>

<p><strong>The Taj Mahal, Agra</strong></p>

<p>Restriction: Visitors are not allowed inside the main mausoleum.</p>

<p>Reason: Preservation of the marble structure. The inner chamber houses the tombs of Mumtaz Mahal and Shah Jahan, and the authorities aim to minimise human impact to maintain its pristine beauty.</p>

<p><strong>Meenakshi Amman Temple, Madurai</strong></p>

<p>Restriction: Only Hindus are permitted to visit the temple.</p>

<p>Reason: This rule is to preserve the sanctity of the temple and its religious practices, as well as to respect the sentiments of the local Hindu community.</p>

<p><strong>Jagannath Temple, Puri</strong></p>

<p>Restriction: Only Hindus are permitted to enter the temple premises.</p>

<p>Reason: The temple is dedicated to Lord Jagannath, a Hindu deity. This rule helps maintain the temple&#39;s spiritual purity and aligns with its religious significance.</p>

<p><strong>Varanasi Ghats</strong></p>

<p>Restriction: Entry to some Ghats is restricted during specific ceremonies and rituals.</p>

<p>Reason: These ceremonies are an integral part of the spiritual life in Varanasi, and restrictions are in place to allow locals to perform their rituals without disruptions.</p>

<p><strong>Ajanta and Ellora Caves, Maharashtra</strong></p>

<p>Restriction: Some caves may have restricted access due to ongoing preservation efforts.</p>

<p>Reason: These ancient caves contain delicate rock-cut sculptures and paintings that require protection from excessive human interference.</p>

<p><strong>Cellular Jail, Andaman and Nicobar Islands</strong></p>

<p>Restriction: Visitors can explore most areas, but certain sections are off-limits.</p>

<p>Reason: To safeguard the historical significance of the jail and its role in India&#39;s struggle for independence while maintaining structural integrity.</p>

<p><strong>Sabarimala Temple, Kerala</strong></p>

<p>Restriction: Women of menstruating age are restricted.</p>

<p>Reason: This restriction is based on religious beliefs, and it&#39;s essential to respect the customs and traditions associated with the temple.</p>

<p><strong>Western Ghats Wildlife Sanctuaries</strong></p>

<p>Restriction: Some areas are restricted to protect fragile ecosystems and wildlife.</p>

<p>Reason: These restrictions aim to conserve the biodiversity of the region and maintain the delicate balance of nature.</p>

<h2>Conclusion</h2>

<p>Overall there are many beautiful heritage sites to visit in India but we have shortlisted them into the 10 best places so that it would be much easier for you to visit in 2023. With amazing hospitality, you will be able to meet many beautiful people who will always be willing to guide you. If you&#39;re looking for more interesting blogs and travel destination places then you can always stay updated with us as we are here to help you.</p>

<p>FAQs</p>

<p><strong>What are some famous cultural heritage places in India to visit?</strong></p>

<p>&nbsp;India has many famous cultural heritage places like the Taj Mahal, Red Fort, and Jaipur&#39;s Amber Fort.</p>

<p><strong>Why should I visit cultural heritage sites in India?</strong></p>

<p>Visiting these sites helps you learn about India&#39;s history, art, and traditions while experiencing its vibrant culture.</p>

<p><strong>Are these heritage sites open to the public all year round?</strong></p>

<p>Most of them are open throughout the year, but it&#39;s a good idea to check their opening hours and any seasonal closures before planning your visit.</p>


Top 10 Best Places of Indian Cultural Heritage to Visit 

<p>India is a country of diverse topography, and culture; and consists of different types of seasons among which the rainy season is one of the best seasons which brings out some of the stunning natural beauty. The rainy season in India is from June to September making the whole country vivid.</p>

<p>During this season, the landscapes come alive with lush greenery, and the water from the waterfalls starts roaring fiercely and is filled with blooming flowers. India is a vast and diverse country that experiences millions of tourists every year and the rainy season is the best and unique time for tourists to experience the natural beauty of the country. The rainy season adds extra beauty to nature which attracts a large number of tourists during this period of time which helps to grow India economically.</p>

<p>It might take a year to fully explore its wonders or honestly, speaking you could spend a year and still have a number of places to visit. To help you <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/how-to-travel-smart-in-india">travel smart in India</a>, we have listed seven places in India that you shouldn&#39;t miss during the rainy season.</p>

<ul>
	<li>Kerala</li>
	<li>Goa</li>
	<li>Udaipur</li>
	<li>Coorg</li>
	<li>Darjeeling</li>
	<li>Cherrapunji, Meghalaya</li>
	<li>Lonavala, Maharashtra</li>
</ul>

<h2>Kerala</h2>

<p>As you might be familiar with Kerala, it is a popular state in India which is known for its ancient Buddhist rock-cut cave. You can explore this small beautiful state known for its lush greenery, captivating backwaters, and diverse wildlife. During the rainy season, heavy rainfall occurs in Kerala which adds extra gorgeousness, elegance and attractiveness to nature.</p>

<p>The temperature during this season is cool and pleasant. The visitors can trek through the forest to see the waterfall and explore the ancient rock-cut cave.</p>

<p>Here are some natural beauties of Kerala that you should experience.</p>

<p><strong>Waterfall</strong></p>

<p>Kerala has many beautiful scenes that come alive during the rainy season. The Athirapally and Vazhachal waterfalls, located near Thrissur add extra gorgeousness, elegance, and gracefulness to nature which attracts a large number of visitors at this time. The waterfalls are surrounded by lush greenery.</p>

<p><strong>Backwaters</strong></p>

<p>The rainy season brings fresh water into the backwaters which makes them more gorgeous, vibrant and colorful.</p>

<p><strong>Hill station</strong></p>

<p>Most people probably already have insights about the several hill stations in Kerala that offer stunning views of the surrounding valleys and mountains. As per locals, Munnar and Wayanad are particularly popular and busy during the rainy season. Trekking is a major attraction due to the landscape, formed by hills. You can thoroughly enjoy and explore the beautiful scenes of misty weather here.</p>

<h2>Goa</h2>

<p>Goa is the <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/goa">land of beaches</a>, a coastal state located in southwestern India and is a popular destination for tourists which consists of beaches, nightlife, and historical sites. The rainy season in Goa can be a beautiful and peaceful time to visit with its lush greenery, waterfall and festivals. The rainy season is the best time for visitors to explore the natural beauty of Goa because the rainy season brings gorgeousness, elegance and attractiveness to nature. Here are some things about the rainy season to consider in Goa.</p>

<p><strong>Weather</strong></p>

<p>Goa experiences heavy rainfall during the monsoon season, so if you&#39;re thinking about visiting Goa during this time, you should keep the weather in mind. It plays a crucial role in planning your trip with an average rainfall of around 3000mm. Although the rainfall is extreme, the scenery just becomes breathtaking with all the lush greenery. When you visit with your family or loved ones, it can easily become your favorite place to be.</p>

<p><strong>Waterfall</strong></p>

<p>So, when you think about Goa, you can&#39;t miss the Dudhsagar Waterfall. Although the English translation sounds weird &ldquo;Sea of Milk&rdquo; but when you visit there you get to know what I mean. The waterfall has a milky white appearance, a heavy shade of white.</p>

<p>The rain just adds beauty towards the waterfall and makes it look like a majestic river of milk falling down the rocky terrain. As you approach more towards it, you&#39;re surrounded by this lush, green paradise, and the sound of the waterfall is like nature&#39;s orchestra. It&#39;s not just about sightseeing; it&#39;s a full sensory experience. I am sure you will take a lot of photos, but the picture won&rsquo;t justify what you see through your eyes. It&#39;s just a perfect place to feel small in the grandeur of nature.</p>

<p>And if you are into some adventure, you can even trek to get a closer view. Apart from Dudhsagar Waterfall, there are several other waterfalls in Goa, although they may not be as well-known. Some of these include Harvalem Waterfall, Tambdi Surla Waterfall, and Kuskem Waterfall. Each of these waterfalls offers its unique charm and can be worth exploring if you&#39;re a nature enthusiast.</p>

<h2>Udaipur</h2>

<p>Udaipur is a city famous for its culture, history, and lovely lakes. Roaming around the city during this climate can be challenging with the extreme hot temperature. However, the rainy season here lasts from July to September which is the best season to explore the beautiful scenery of nature. Here are some information to consider about the rainy season in Udaipur:</p>

<p><strong>Weather</strong></p>

<p>Udaipur experiences heavy rainfall on an average of 600 mm. Although, the temperature ranges from 22 to 28 degrees Celsius, which is pretty normal for Asian countries. For them it can be the perfect destination for those who want to experience the lush greenery and wholesome vibe in Udaipur. Even if you are not from Asian countries, the temperature and humidity can be favorable. The heavy rainfall refreshes the lakes, creating stunning reflections of palaces and temples. You&#39;ll often need an umbrella, as the rain can be unpredictable. You look up to the sky and observe the weather is fine but you never know when it is going to rain. What I learned during my <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/udaipur">travel journey to Udaipur</a> is to embrace the unexpected downpours, but it&#39;s essential to stay informed about weather forecasts.</p>

<p><strong>Garden</strong></p>

<p>Udaipur has many beautiful scenes that come alive during the rainy season. The Saheliyon-ki-bari and Gulab-Bagh are two popular gardens that visitors can explore during this season. The greenery garden and the flowers bloom with vibrant color in the rainy season attracting millions of tourists per year.</p>

<p><strong>Festival</strong></p>

<p>Udaipur, is a place where they celebrate fantastic festivals all year round. Diwali lights up the city with grand celebrations, while Holi brings colorful fun with powders and sweets. Udaipur&#39;s Mewar Festival showcases spring with parades and folk music. These festivals let you experience the city&#39;s cultural charm.</p>

<h2>Coorg</h2>

<p>Locals often refer to Coorg as Kodagu, and you can think of it as another name for the same place. You will experience the heaviest rainfall, mostly in July and August, making these months the wettest throughout the entire year.</p>

<p>Although the scenery is worthwhile during this season, there&#39;s a higher risk of landslides. So it is essential to check weather conditions before traveling</p>

<p>Rainy seasons are especially favorable for coffee plantations. So, if you&#39;re a coffee person looking for an authentic coffee flavor, touring Coorg during the rainy season can be your lucky moment and unique experience. Other than that, it is a place with natural beauty with beautiful lakes, such as Kavery Nisargadhama, Chiklihole Reservoir, Harangi Reservoir making them the best spot for relaxation and refreshing your mood.</p>

<p><strong>Weather</strong></p>

<p>Coorg in the rainy season is usually pleasant, sometimes the weather gets bad due to extreme rainfall. While you are looking forward to visiting places in Coorg, checking weather conditions and taking necessary precautions will surely help you reach your destination safely. In the typical rainy season months, during the day, you can expect temperatures around 20-25&deg;C , which means you can hover in the city without getting tan. Likewise, at night, it cools down to about 15-20&deg;C, providing a perfect atmosphere for a good night&#39;s sleep with a cool breeze. So, it is pretty comfortable, both day and night during your stay in Coorg.</p>

<h2>Darjeeling</h2>

<p>Darjeeling is known for its natural beauty, Including its beautiful scenery, lush greenery and beautiful mountains. Darjeeling is a popular hill station which is located in the northwestern Indian state of West Bengal. The rainy season is the best time for visitors to explore the natural beauty of Darjeeling because the rainy season brings gorgeousness, and beauty to nature. During rains these regions experience heavy rainfall.</p>

<p>With all those tea gardens getting pretty, the rainy season in Darjeeling truly cherishes the city while bringing lots of tourists. Plus, when the clouds get all foggy and it&#39;s cool outside, you can see the Himalayan mountains looking extra amazing. So, people say Darjeeling is the best place for tea gardens during the rainy season, and that&#39;s when you should definitely go visit!</p>

<p><strong>Weather</strong></p>

<p>Darjeeling gets a whole lot of rain, averaging about 3500 mm each year. But here&#39;s the thing: the temperature ranges from 12&deg;C to 19&deg;C, which is decent weather, not so cold and not so hot. Sipping hot tea and enjoying the sound of rain on your window is the best feeling you ever get in the rainy season in Darjeeling.</p>

<p><strong>Lakes</strong></p>

<p>Darjeeling may not have many natural lakes right in town, but there are some wonderful options nearby that make for a great day out with family and friends. Take Mirik Lake, for example, which is about 49 kilometers away. It&#39;s not only a scenic spot for boat rides but also a fantastic place for a leisurely walk. In the middle of tea gardens and forests, it is a lot of fun to explore with loved ones. Likewise, Sumendu Lake in Mirik is a small lake full of joyful experiences. Taking a walk there with your family or someone close is a complete blessing; the greenery and the small walking paths are just pure bliss. Finally, Dudhia Lake in Kurseong, also known as Dow Hill Lake is a calm and misty place that adds enchantment and makes it a delightful spot for a small tour with your loved ones.</p>

<p><strong>Waterfall</strong></p>

<p>Darjeeling is surrounded by beautiful waterfalls and shines magnificently during the rainy season. One of the must visit waterfalls in the area is the Bhutia Busty waterfall. Moving on, another popular waterfall in Darjeeling is the Kanchenjunga waterfall. It is located near the Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary.</p>

<p><strong>Adventure</strong></p>

<p>Darjeeling is also considered the best place for adventurous activities. Generally, people are fascinated by the natural beauty of Darjeeling and they travel to view the mesmerizing scene. Besides that, people also travel for Trekking, Hiking, Camping, and other popular adventurous activities.</p>

<p>Here are some of the best destinations that many people have thought of, including locals, such as Tiger Hill, Ghoom Monastery, and the Darjeeling Himalayas. And if your group is up for some adventure and sightseeing, head to Senchal Lake. It is just 10 kilometers from Darjeeling, where you can enjoy a picnic with your traveling group while looking at those high hill views.</p>

<p><strong>Festival</strong></p>

<p>In Darjeeling, one of the big festivals everyone looks forward to is the &quot;Darjeeling Carnival.&quot; It&rsquo;s where all the locals gather together and turn it into a celebration. People dance, enjoy music, eat yummy food, and do all kinds of entertainment creating a good atmosphere. Although we are normally busy throughout the year, we might not focus on doing fun activities but festivals like this one bring everyone together. To view from a different perspective, it&#39;s not just having fun with each other, but rather making great memories and strengthening those bonds that last.</p>

<h2>Cherrapunji</h2>

<p>Cherrapunji is a small town in Meghalaya, India. With its green scenery, high hills and beautiful mountains, this region really can make you think about heaven. If you&#39;re ever thinking about going there, make sure you pack the right clothes and gear because it&#39;s one of the wettest spots on Earth. Throughout the year, this region receives heavy rainfall which is unpredictable. Experts from <a href="https://www.cdrwriteraustralia.com/" target="_blank">CDR Writer Australia</a>, suggest visiting Cherrapunji, Meghalaya which can be a memorable way to cherish all the fun and unique things you experience in one of the wettest places on Earth.</p>

<p><strong>Weather</strong></p>

<p>Cherrapunji, Meghalaya, is like a myth during the rainy season. Because of all that rain and clouds, it feels cooler. Although this region receives heavy rainfall, the time when rain occurs mostly is in the rainy season. With that rain and clouds covering the whole part, it feels cooler. The town wraps itself in mist and fog, making it super cozy and kind of like a dreamy place. If you ever get to go to Cherrapunji during the rainy season, you&#39;re in for a real treat.</p>

<p><strong>Waterfall</strong></p>

<p>Cherrapunji is home to some of the stunning waterfalls. Here you can visit one of India&#39;s tallest waterfalls &lsquo;Nohkalikai Falls&rsquo; which looks amazing as it falls from high cliffs. Then there&#39;s Seven Sisters Falls where a group of seven beautiful waterfalls flow side by side. Along with those extraordinary waterfalls, you can&rsquo;t forget about &lsquo;Dainthlen Falls&rsquo;, which is known for its cool rock formations and crystal-clear water. If you&#39;re a travel person, you have to absolutely check out these waterfalls once in a lifetime! They&#39;re like the crown jewels of Cherrapunji, and they&#39;re there all year round because of all that rain.</p>

<h2>Lonavala</h2>

<p>This hill spot in Maharashtra got some eye-catching views like waterfalls and tons of greenery. When it&#39;s rainy, Lonavala turns into this green wonderland with waterfalls, streams, and lakes all over the place. You have got to check out Bhushi Dam, it&#39;s like the go-to spot for picnics and hiking, right there in the Indrayani river. But there&#39;s more, Lonavala&#39;s got some other scenery like Lonavala Lake, Tiger&#39;s Leap, and Rajmachi Point. Whether you&#39;re here for fun or for other purposes, Lonavala&#39;s got you covered!</p>

<p><strong>Weather</strong></p>

<p>In Lonavala, the weather is pleasant, with daytime temperatures around 25-30&deg;C and nighttime temperatures at 20-23&deg;C. Feeling the lively vibes of Lonavla in the rain is the way to go, along with authentic hot foods like &lsquo;bhajiya&rsquo; and &lsquo;chai&rsquo;. While enjoying the rain and savoring those local flavors is an absolute delight during your journey to this region.</p>

<p><strong>Festival</strong></p>

<p>Lonavala is a town that loves to celebrate festivals. They celebrate festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali, and Holi and when you visit the town during those occasions, you will also get to be part of all the fun</p>

<p>During Ganesh Chaturthi everyone gathers around the statue of Lord Ganesha &ndash; it&#39;s like a big occasion! These festivals are all about bringing people together, and having a good moment while enjoying local traditions.</p>

<p>In the end, India&#39;s got tons of cool places to check out in the rainy season. You have got lush green spots like Coorg and Munnar, and Cherrapunji. They are like the perfect spot to check out while raining. Moving on, there are beautiful waterfalls in Cherrapunji and Kodaikanal which look stunning while falling from high cliffs. While coming towards the natural beauty, places like Udaipur and Darjeeling shine out and once in a while you need to visit these places to know the beauty of nature. Similarly, Shillong and Alleppey are great picks too, if you are into the pleasant climate while cruising in the boat! But here&#39;s the deal: when it&#39;s rainy, there can be some tricky situations, so it&#39;s super important to check the weather forecast and travel advice before you go. Safety should be considered at first. And if you do make the trip, consider keeping a travel diary to remember all the <a href="https://www.indiaenigma.com/india">awesome stuff you&#39;ll do in India</a> during the rainy season. For the best tours and packages in India, Indiaenigma is your ultimate companion, providing unmatched connections to make your journey truly unforgettable.</p>


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