As the new year has arrived, most people are planning to travel the beautiful places in India. This article will provide you with a list of different photogenic places for a memorable trip.
List of the most beautiful places in the world
This list comprises the most beautiful places in the world for a memorable trip with family or friends.
Dal Lake, Srinagar – a jewel in the crown of the Kashmir Valley:
Located at an altitude of 1,570 m, it is one of the largest lakes in India.
It is divided into four interconnected smaller lakes known as the Gagarbati, Lokut Dal, Bod Dal, and Ring Dal.
It is renowned for its floating gardens called "Rad" and houseboats. Tourism plays a major role in the local economy.
Valley Of Flowers, Uttarakhand- a vibrant variety of flora and fauna:
Located in West Himalayas, it is a breathtaking blend of flora ranging from botanical species.
It is especially beautiful during the monsoon season from July to September when it is full of different alpine flowers.
Along with vibrant wildflowers, it is also home to endangered animal species like the Asiatic black bear.
Nohkalikai Falls, Cherrapunji – the tallest surge waterfalls and one of the most beautiful places in India:
Cascades down 1,100 feet from top to bottom making it one of India's highest plunging waterfalls.
Nestled deep inside the East Khasi Hills of Meghalaya and part of an evergreen forest.
Receives annual rainfall of over 11,000 mm making Cherrapunji the wettest place in India and even the world.
Nubra Valley, Ladakh- a perfect place to explore the lofty mountains, monasteries, and breathtaking nature view:
Located north of Leh, accessed via Khardung La pass at 5,360 meters altitude.
Home to double-humped Bactrian camels and scenic villages like Diskit and Hunder.
Famous Deskit and Samstaling monasteries showcasing Buddhist art and architecture.
Yumthang Valley, Sikkim- famous as Sikkim’s valley of flowers, snow-covered mountains, and diverse range of flowers:
Altitude of 3,950-4,350 meters above sea level and located north of Lachung town.
Can observe more than 300 alpine species and varied orchids between June to September.
Surrounded by peaks like Yunam, Simvo and Kokthang.
Stok Kangri, Ladakh- a famous and the highest trekking peak in India and famed as” The Heaven For Trekkers”:
Standing tall at 6,158 meters above sea level near Leh city.
A popular 6-day trek traversing moraines, glacial valleys and alpine meadows.
Rewards trekkers with panoramic views of Indus Valley, Zanskar Range and Karrer Glacier.
Andaman and Nicobar Islands - white sand beaches, distinct sea biodiversity:
Union Territory of India consisting of 572 islands of which 38 are inhabited.
Home to indigenous tribes like Shompen and Jarawas living in the Great Andamanese islands.
Rich marine life above and below water with exotic shells, corals, reef fish and mangroves.
Pangong tso, Leh Ladakh – an astonishing lake surrounded by dignified Himalayas, bazillions of blue and brown shades:
Brackish high altitude lake situated at 4250 meters above sea level.
134 km long and stretches from India to Tibet with hypnotic changing colours.
Surrounded by snow clad mountains offering scenic vista and photography.
Lake Pichola, Jaisalmer – famous as ‘The Lake City Of India’, alluring photogenic and sightseeing surroundings:
Man made lake in the city of Jaisalmer in Rajasthan cradling two islands - Jag Niwas and Jag Mandir.
Famous for its scenic surroundings like ghats, temples and palaces along the banks.
Palace hotels on the islands offer mesmerizing views and reflect on the lake waters.
Ghats, Varanasi – a spiritual paradise to alleviate the soul and perceive to purity of the holy Gange River:
Steps lead to banks of the pious Ganga river where cremation and rituals take place.
Places like Dashashwamedh, Manikarnika ghats have religious significance.
Witness lively arti, chants and Ganga aarti ceremonies in the evenings onDashashwamedh ghat.
