Truly, India is the place where there the Gods reside. So secretive, sacred, lovely, outlandish, beguiling, and grand, that is what India is all about. Perhaps, India has been the most favored place for the gods. India is a land of rich culture and diverse people. It has hills, mountains, beaches, gulfs, deserts, forests and what not! If you are looking for some unexplored adventurous destinations in India then stay tuned!
Winding roads, the fresh smell of the mountains, thick pine and oak forests, a long walk on fresh crunchy leaves with unhindered views of the Himalayas. Indulge in a one of a kind experience in the mountains with unobstructed vistas, while you enjoy the solitary comfort of a good book on the deck, or lounge with a glass of wine and company of your partner.
With a lot of wonderful spots to visit, if you are on an excursion to the heavenly places of India, here are the famous tourist spots to visit in India.
1. Giridih, Jharkhand
Parasnath is a Jain temple on the highest mountain peak in Jharkhand. Situated at 7 km uphill from the ground, one has to climb this by walking, so people prefer to visit in winter. Khandoli Dam and Usri Falls witness a good footfall around New Year. People from all over Jharkhand and mostly West Bengal) visit here for picnic.
2. Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh
If you love waterfalls and wildlife, Jagdalpur in Chhattisgarh might be your best choice. Home to temples and museums, Jagdalpur is a less popular, yet exhilarating, alternative to well-known temple sites like Tirupati Balaji. You'll be captivated by the simple architectural marvel of the Danteshwari Temple and the myriad other temples in Basoor, as well as the waterfalls of Chitrakote and Tirathgarh.
3. Janjehli, Himachal Pradesh
The beautiful Janjehli Valley, 67 km from Mandi, is a peaceful place. Surrounded by beautiful forests, covered in lush grasslands, and characterized by a satisfying climate, Janjehli also serves as a base camp for several trekkers and campers on their way to places like Shoja, Karsag, Chindi, and Shikari Devi. Janjehli is one of the unspoiled tourist spots, where tourists encounter the serene beauty of nature. It is also a trekker's paradise, offering treks up to an altitude of 3,300 meters. After covering 32 km on a motorable road, you reach Gohar and the rest of the journey is on foot.
4. Andretta, Himachal Pradesh
Nestled in the Kangra Valley of Himachal Pradesh, Andretta is a haven for art lovers and nature enthusiasts. The village is renowned for its arts and crafts workshops, where you can learn pottery, painting, and other traditional arts. Immerse yourself in the peaceful countryside, visit the famous Andretta Pottery and Crafts Society, and unleash your creativity in this unique retreat.
