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10 amazing destinations in India

10 amazing destinations in India

India has a diverse landscape from north to south and east to west, blending multicultural experiences. Known for its rich heritage and numerous attractions, it is an amazing tourist destination that attracts tourists from all over the world.

Guest blogger: Sunanda Ghosh, Bambanjara Travels

Table of contents: “10 Amazing Destinations in India”

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Make India your next travel destination

India is the seventh largest country in the world and its mountains and oceans make it a unique geographical entity unlike other countries in Asia. There are architectural wonders, serene ghats along flowing rivers, breathtaking landscapes and golden beaches, with lush green vegetation in places. Explore the natural wonders and rich culture and take part in the year-round festivities and events celebrated in our motherland, India, aptly dubbed 'Incredible India' by the Ministry of Tourism.

Our country is filled with joy and beauty, from its verdant landscapes and diverse languages ​​to its rich culture and mouth-watering cuisine. To know more, we have listed the 10 most amazing travel destinations in India:

Dal Lake, Jammu and Kashmir

Kashmir is popularly known as “Paradise on Earth” or “Paradise on Earth” for its unparalleled natural wonders and beauty. One of the most peaceful destinations that you must visit once in a lifetime.

A lake in Srinagar, named “Dhar” which means lake in Kashmiri language, is the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. The tourist hub of Srinagar, Kashmir, is conducive to leisure activities, local vegetable markets and a floating market that is usually visible in the early morning hours, hence it is called the “Jewel of Srinagar”. The lake is also an important source of livelihood for commercial activities such as fishing and aquatic plant harvesting. You can enjoy the beautiful lake view from the houseboat or take a “shikara” tour along the lakeside road. Riding the Shikara can really lift your mood, and you will immediately feel a sense of calm and happiness.

by plane: 22 km from Srinagar International Airport

By train: Jammu railway station and then 8 hours by road. 14 km from Srinagar Railway Station

highway: 5 km from Lal Chowk, Srinagar; also accessible by road, via Jawahar Banihal Pass Tunnel, the largest tunnel connecting Jammu and Kashmir

Valley of Flowers, Uttarakhand

A bouquet of nature filled with the beauty of exotic flora, western Uttarakhand is a tranquil destination with the Pushpawati River flowing through it and covered with dense forests. It is reached via glaciers, pristine waterfalls and many bridges.

India's national parks are listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites and attract tourists from all over the world. this Valley of Flowers Showcasing alpine flowers, fresh meadows and a rich diversity of flora and fauna. The mysterious beauty of this valley is loved by adventure enthusiasts, nature lovers and botany experts. The valley is surrounded by beautiful colors and blooms with countless flowers. It’s a great place for hiking, one on hikers’ bucket list, and a center of attraction for photographers.

aviation: Jolly Grant Airport is 284 kilometers away from Joshimath, then take the road, and finally hike 13 kilometers to the base camp

By train: Rishikesh railway station is the nearest railway station

highway: Take bus or taxi from Rishikesh, Chamoli and Rudraprayag

Sundarbans mangroves in West Bengal

This is one of the favorite places for nature lovers and photographers, especially for wildlife photography and the presence of various mangrove species. It is located at the confluence of the Ganges-Brahmaputra delta and the Bay of Bengal. The Sundarbans is one of the wonderful places that nature lovers can visit. Even if you are not lucky enough to see the Royal Bengal Tiger, a boat trip through the mangroves will leave you spellbound. Estuary crocodiles and a variety of birds are easily spotted.

Sundarban was created from the Sundari forest or the largest mangrove forest, whose branches spread over the water body, hence the name Sundarban or Sundarban. The most common tree in this place.

aviation: Kolkata's Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport is about 2 hours' drive from the Kolkata town of Canning. You can go to Godkhali Port to take the pier to the Sundarbans. Launch services are available from Sonakhali, Namkhana or Raidighi.

By train: Take the suburban train from Howrah or Silda to Canning Town.

Varanasi Ghats, Uttar Pradesh

There are nearly 100 ghat, 80 of which are very famous and are also called Asi ghat. Among all these ghats, the most famous and oldest ones are Dashashwamedha, Manikarnika and Harishchandra Ghat.

One can find spiritual bliss in Varanasi, one of the oldest cities in the world, where the ghats overlook the holy Ganges and attract many pilgrims or devotees every year. The most famous temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, Kashi Vishwanath Temple, is also located here. The funeral was held at the ghats. The ancient traditions and beliefs, evening attis and prayers light up the ghats, the sunset scene is perfect for photography, the sweet essence of incense and camphor spreads happiness and adds charm and beauty to the atmosphere, making it wonderful.

One of the famous tourist attractions is the morning boat ride on the Ganges, which leaves a lasting memory for tourists.

aviation: Varanasi Airport, the closest airport connected to major cities
By train: Varanasi railway station is the nearest
highway: Luxury bus or private car from Lucknow

Sunanda Ghosh is an MBA in Human Resources and is pursuing a BA in English (Honours). She is currently involved in content writing Bambangara Tourism Co., Ltd. and take a short course in human resources. She likes reading books, magazines, writing articles, interacting with people, and learning every day. Sunanda is also passionate about learning new things, traveling, admiring scenery and cooking.