There are many foreign tourists who want to visit India, which has a significant cultural history,
terrace fields of paddy, and diversity. While cities like Delhi, Mumbai or Bangalore get all the
attention, there are many hidden, unexplored corners of India that most travelers miss. In India
there is always something new for every traveler whether it is your thirst for adventure, an
appetite for history or anything in between.
In this post, you will travel to the most wonderful and at the same time unknown places that
deserve to be your next destinations.
- Ziro Valley, Arunachal Pradesh
Ziro Valley which is located in the northeast part of India is a landscape filled with hills, rice
paddy terraces and other scenic spots. Comprising of Apatani tribal people, known for its pristine
landscapes, this valley is for remote-lover who wants an escape.
Why visit?
The scenic views of sweeping valleys and hills are best experienced on foot.
Ziro is a well-known destination for its rice and unique cultivation systems.
On September 29th, 2019, the Ziro Festival of Music featured an outstanding global indie scene surrounded by nature.
Best time to visit: October to March.
- Spiti Valley, Hisamchal Pradesh
Spiti Valley is one of the best places to visit in the Himalayas. Spiti Valley with rugged terrain
is ideal for those who want to do mountain climbing or enjoy stark landscapes padded with
ancient monasteries. Spiti has an ancient life stream that has been cut off from the rest of civilization.
Why visit?
Kibber village is one of the highest villages around the world.
Experience the famous Key Monastery and Tabo Monastery
Best for trekking, mountain biking and photography.
Best time to visit: May to October.
3. Tirthan Valley, Himachal Pradesh
Tirthan valley, though lesser known than some other tourist placed such as Manali and
Dharamshala, Tirthan valley is an undiscovered lovely nation, located in the Great Himalayan
National Park. Tirthan River’s calmness and accompanied by soothing grace of the pines makes
this place worth visiting for people in need of silence.
Why visit?
Great for adventure sports such as trekking, fishing and spotting of wildlife.
Live in riverside cottages and relax in the lap of nature.
Visit t he Great Himalayan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Best time to visit: March to June and September to November.
4. The island of Majuli Assam
Situated on the powerful Brahmaputra River, Majuli is the largest river island in the world. It
provides a distinctive fusion of history, spirituality, and scenic beauty and is well-known for its
thriving culture and historic monasteries. The island is a must-see for birdwatchers because it is
home to a wide range of animals, including migrating birds.
Why come?
Discover the centuries-old Vaishnavite monasteries known as satras.
Discover the vibrant Assamese culture through festivals, dance, and music.
A tranquil haven from the bustle of the city is Majuli.
Best time to visit: March to October
- Gokarna, Karnataka
Although Goa is more famous, Gokarna is much more calm and gentle in comparison. It is
known for its beaches and temples. Those who want a spirituality coupled with relaxation can
never go wrong with Gokarna. It is a good place for backpackers and those who wish to enjoy
the quietness of a beach without crowds.
Why visit?
Visit Om Beach, Kudle Beach, and Half Moon Beach for the lesser known but beautiful and more peaceful beaches.
Mirjan Fort and Gokarna Temple are famous spots to visit.
Best for yoga, meditation activities and spiritual retreats.
Best time to go: October to March.
- The Living Root Bridges, Meghalaya
From its mist covered hills to the dense forests, Meghalaya also bears one of the world’s most
unique natural sights – the living root bridges. These bridges are made from roots of rubber
trees that have been nurtured by the local tribes for years.
Why visit?
Cross a natural bridge by way of these whimsical falls found in places such as Cherrapunji and Nongriat.
Take pictures of gorgeous gorges, caves, and waterfalls in more of Maragoli.
Meghalaya is famous for its country’s wettest places, such as Mawsynram.
Best time to go: September to May.
- Varkala, Kerala
A holy place and beach location on the Arabian Sea, Varkala is a Kerala beach town which
effectively combines divine activities with scenic beauty. Here, one is able to fit in sea view-cliffs,
yoga practice, and even Ayurveda treatments in a complete leisure experience.
Why visit?
Comfort on the exquisite beaches and savor the sunset moments.
Go to Papanasam Beach and support the Janardhana Swamy Temple.
A favorable place for those looking for Ayurvedic remedial measures and wellness tourism.
Best time to visit: November – March.
- Orchha, Madhya Pradesh
Orchha town, placed alongside the Betwa River is a potpourri of heritage, architectural
magnificence and peace. Having entrapping forts, temples and chhatris, Orchha takes one back
to the princely times in the heart of India.
Why visit?
Look around the magnificent Orchha Fort and the striking temples.
Enjoy a boat ride on the Betwa River with views of the chhatris.
There is more of the tranquil side to the place where most of the audience has not swarmed it yet.
Best time to visit: October – March.
Conclusion
For the traveler ready to go beyond the touristy places, India is full of opportunities. Be it the
snows of Himachchal Pradesh or the calming backwaters of Kerala, there is an assortment of
places and regions that would suit the taste and preferences of all types of travelers.
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