The food, the colorful festivals, he beautiful clothes!—And, don’t you forget—the energetic dancing! These are all amazing features that could sum up India in a nutshell.
But even more than the classical Hindi films and the faithful Yogis, this list would be incomplete without the breathtaking tourist destinations that make visitors troop into India in their droves every year from far and wide. From the masterful architectural phenomenon of the Taj Mahal to the amazing hillsides and pine forests of Shimla and Darjeeling, the country is a tourist destination for all kinds of experiences.
If you are one of those who are bored of the big names and want to explore new locations, India holds a huge treasure chest of adventure waiting to be discovered. To help prepare you for your next trip, we have scoured online for the best and least-known tourist paths in India. And here are our top five:
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Jorhat
Located in the beautiful state of Assam, Jorhat was once the home of the largest river island (Majuli) in the world. That was sadly before the river length was affected by the adverse effects of climate change. Nevertheless, Jorhat is a promising spot for good locally made Indian food—we hear that the rice and fish stew and bamboo shoot cuisine are absolute winners!
In addition to the food and tea, Jorhat has proven to be the secret relaxation location for many creatives taking tours to India from USA. These include writers, singers, actors; you name it—tagging it The Cultural Capital of Assam.
So, if you’re hitting a block on finishing that book or missing an essential line in that new piece of music you’re certain would top the charts, you can hurry down to Jorhat and let its creative aura work its magic on you. The best times to visit are from January to March, and October and November.
Jagdalpur
If you’re a huge fan of waterfalls and wildlife, Jagdalpur in Chhattisgarh might just be a top choice. Home to many temples and museums, Jagdalpur serves as a less popular albeit exhilarating alternative to famous tourist sites such as the Tirupati Balaji temple.
The simple architectural wonder of the Danteshwari temple and a host of other temples in Basoor would be sure to keep you captivated. The incredible collection of wildlife (including rhesus, drongols, red spurfowl, and sambhar!) at the Kanger Ghati National Park is worth checking out.
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