India Tourist Destinations

Exhausted of all regular destinations for tourism, destination tiredness had set in and I was investigating an escape from scorching heat and moistness of sultry plains of my town. Then I heard to Didihat the rich flora a mountain retreat of Uttarakhand. It offering scenic views of valley surrounded by attractive points. This town is a pilgrimage route to Kailash Mansarovar a place added to char Dham. Some Himalaya peaks including Panchachuli are the key attractions here. This Indian tourist place is also a small business hub for Uttarakhand as few traders have coffee and tea plantation in Didihat. https://www.nativeplanet.com/     The name of the town is inspired by the Kumauni word “Dand” which means the small hammock. The downwards valley is known as Haat Halley that is very fertile as well. Didihat is located in the Pithoragarh region of Uttarakhand at 1725 meters from the sea level.  Reason to Visit Didihat The town is having a historical backgroun...

The heat outside is pathetic and I always search for the destination where I can spend quality time especially when its holiday mood. Today I have a breathtakingly known destination Har Ki Doon also known as Har Ki Dun. It is basically a cradle shaped valley located at an altitude of 3566 mts. However, you should reach Govind Ballah Pant National park to reach Dun. This remote destination is offering spectacular views of amazing valleys that are not explored to the world yet. https://indiahikes.com/trek-update-har-ki-dun-december-open/ Garhwal Himalayas don’t require any introduction as the world. Har Ki Doon is also in the Garhwal region attracting trekking lovers throughout the year. However, winter is a challenge for visitors here but still, people are reaching at intervals for their adventure or vacations. From December to March the whole valley is covered with snow. Though valleys in Garhwal are also famous for its scenic beauty many people are reaching here for natu...

Jeolikot is the untouched jewel of Uttarakhand located in the Nainital region. It is also known as Jiolikot a gateway to Naini lake. This hill station is properly connected through road and NH87 is the highway to reach here. Nainital is only 17 km away from this picturesque town. It is popular among nature lovers, especially for floriculture and butterfly loving people. The peasant climate and less crowd is the best thing at this beautiful Indian tourist place. https://uttarakhandtourism.gov.in/destination/jeolikot/ History Jeolikot town sings unnoticed tales of its royal past as travelers can see numerous Victorian-style hugs and bungalows and boneyards dotted around the border of the town. The 2 well-known cottages are House of Warwick Sahib who was the retired major of the British army and the one belongs to the lady of Napoleon Bonaparte. The town is beautiful that many British army men use to stay here for some period. Activities in Jeolikot Butterfly Catching: ...

Mukteshwar is the pleasing spot at an elevation of 2,285 meters above sea the level in Nainital region of Uttarakhand. The town got its name from 350 years old shrine Mukteshwar where the deity is Lord Shiva. The highest peak on which Mukteshwar shrine stands is offering astounding and spectacular views of the magnificent Himalayan range. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHvgi5L-JFQ History Previously town was named 'Muktesar' as quoted in Jim Corbett’s book “The Temple Tiger.” It became popular by its present name from 1947. The town was established by Britishers as a research and education center (IVRI) in 1893. Surrounded with Kumaon hills the town is bounded by fruit plantations and coniferous forestry. https://uttarakhandtourism.gov.in/destination/mukteshwar/ Mythology of Town As per a Hindu epic, Lord Shiva had a ferocious battle with a demon, when the demon was destroyed Lord Shiva gifted him the Mukti (boon of immortality). The place was renamed to ‘...

Hill station is always the first choice for holidays, especially in summer. We are here with a new location for you are known as Kausani, a beautiful hill station of Uttaranchal famous as Switzerland of India. It is the best destination for backpackers and writers of dreamland located at Baghewar, Kumaon district, Uttaranchal. Basically, it is a village with less population, so the crowd is not much here. This quaint hill station is surrounded by valleys and greenery. Dark green hills and crimson sun are the best things to watch here. https://traveltriangle.com/blog/3-days-in-kausani/ Kausani is the best destination for a panoramic view of Himalaya peaks. Trishul, Naina Ghunti and Panchakuli are the main green hills of the region. Himalaya peaks are covered with white snow and because of that it becomes gold in the morning due to sunlight and becomes orange at sunset. The best period to reach town is the summer period, though Jan to April is the top demanding period and maxim...

Belgaum is the 3rd biggest town of Karnataka boarded with Maharashtra and Goa. It is our destination for the day located at mid-way on Mumbai - Bangalore route. It is also the access point for Dandeli at 75 km distance. Offbeat Hill station Amboli is also 60 km far from Belgaum. Chorla Ghats are just 80 km far which means you can enjoy multiple places once you reach the prime destination. Belgaum is known as the commercial hub of Karnataka to the world. It is an important destination for fish, vegetable trading, wood & mining trades. Here the weather is pleasant throughout the year so you can reach the spot anytime. There are few other names of the town such as Belgavi, Belgavi, and Venugrama. Locale people identify this place as a bamboo village. https://www.holidify.com/places/belgaum/     Attraction in Belgaum There are around 20 spots for you in Belgaum, though few are very important and should not miss if you have planned your trip to this wonder Indian t...