7 Unexplored Places to Visit in India

India's infinite diversity extends beyond its unique landscape and desirable locations. In addition to the seemingly unending list of well-known tourist attractions, India also has several unusual locations everyone must visit on their India tour.

This blog will walk you through 7 new locations in India that are eerily similar to heaven. Intrigued? Here's a new Wishlist for all visitors out there since by engaging in this fascinating read, you'll learn about some of the nation's beauties for your India trip.

- Simla 
The Himachal Pradesh state capital and a favourite getaway for Indian couples on their honeymoon in Shimla. The hill station exudes an old-world charm with stunning colonial buildings, a pedestrian-friendly Mall Road, and a ridge dotted with several stores, cafes, and restaurants. Shimla has excellent transport options and can be reached from Chandigarh, nearby, in only 4 hours. The city also has an airport. However, there are few flights from here every day. Book your Himachal Pradesh trip with India Personal Tours.

- Srinagar 
Srinagar, also called "Heaven on Earth," and summer capital of Jammu & Kashmir. Dal Lake in Srinagar is famous for its Shikaras, or gondola-style rowboats, and the city's fixed houseboats. The ideal location for a honeymoon and family vacation, Srinagar is adorned by the serene Nigeen Lake and Dal Lake. 
Tourists use Shikaris to access sites like the Floating Vegetable Market and the Mir Bahris on the Dal Lake. Additionally, several houseboats offer an attractive and distinctive lodging option on the lake. India's most beautiful Mughal-era Bagh (gardens) may be found in Srinagar, with Chinar Bagh, Shalimar Bagh, and Chashm-E-Shahi Garden being the main attractions. The biggest tulip garden in Asia is located at Srinagar as well. 

- Munnar 
Munnar is a hill station in Kerala situated in the Idukki district and is well-known for its tea estates, vegetation, winding roads, a blanket of mist, and vistas. Munnar is one of the most favorite and visited tourist locations worldwide, especially among honeymooners. Additionally, it is a great location for boating, paragliding, trekking, and camping. Because the area is hilly, Jeep Safari is another well-liked pastime. 

- Bangalore 
Bangalore, the third-largest city in India, has progressively transformed from the Garden City to the Silicon Valley of India. Bangalore is famous for its amazing weather, beautiful parks, and several lakes. It is also well known for its restaurants, street food stands, eccentric cafés, coffee shops, and pubs spread out around the city and serving food worldwide. Bangalore has everything: a perfect city. 

- Manali
Manali, located at the northern end of the Kullu Valley in Himachal Pradesh, is a lovely hill station with breathtaking valleys, breathtaking views, snow-capped mountains, and rich oak, deodar, and pine forests. It is recognized as one of the most popular honeymoon places and was given to the globe by the powerful Himalayas. Manali boasts breathtaking views of the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar peaks, mostly shrouded in wide snow.
Manali has changed over the past few years into a favourite destination for young people seeking longer stays. Old Manali is one of these people's favourite areas because of the soothing cafes, reliable wifi, quaint restaurants, and functional stores. Additionally, many hostels and homestays provide inexpensive dorm beds for extended visits. You can choose us for your north india himachal pradesh travel. 

- Gangtok 
One of India's most well-liked hill resorts in Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim. It is desirable, delightfully rowdy, and covered in clouds. Gangtok was discovered 1650 metres above sea level, providing stunning views of Mt. Kanchenjunga on sunny daylights. Among the most well-liked treks leaving Gangtok are the Dzongri Trek, Varsey/Barsey Trek, and Tholung Trek.
Hang gliding and paragliding opportunities are both close to Gangtok. Mountain bike adventures make a great starting point in the capital city. 

- Varkala
If you want a holiday in Kerala and need help understanding where to go, Varkala is the solution. It is well-known for its hippie scene, cliffside shacks serving delicious seafood and playing international music, and the tomb of the Sree Narayana Guru from Kerala. The Janardana Swami Temple, also named Dakshin Kashi, is another attraction in Varkala.
Varkala is a small paradise with pristine beaches, cliffs, lakes, forts, lighthouses, wild fisheries, and springs. Also, stores offer oxidised silver jewellery and yoga carpets with Hebrew-language signboards.