21 Unique Ways to Experience India

A visit to India is often the trip of a lifetime due to its spectacular topography, magnificent architecture, rich history, and mind-boggling diversity. But hold on, there’s more. India also offers some of the most incredible travel experiences that will enhance your vacation in the best way possible. If you’ve already explored India’s major tourist destinations and want to try something new, you’ve come to the right place. From the riotous colors of its festivals and the spiciness of its delectable cuisine to the magnificence of its palaces and the laid-back charm of the backwaters, we have curated Indian experiences that will make your Indian holiday an adventure to remember.

Never settle for anything ordinary while in India because there are so many unusual, bizarre, and challenging thrills waiting for you. Scroll through the list below and get ready to discover the best of India with these 21 incredible experiences.

1).  Full Moon Night at the Taj Mahal

You’ve probably already seen the magnificent Taj Mahal, but nothing beats the allure of visiting the iconic mausoleum on a moonlit night. The white marble structure transforms magically after sunset, sparkling, shimmering, and glowing like nothing you’ve ever seen before. Make your plans ahead of time because the tickets are limited to a small number of people.

2).  Witness the Ganga Aarti on The Ghats of Varanasi

A number of sacred towns in India along the Ganges can be visited to witness the fascinating aarti, including Rishikesh and Haridwar. Still, nothing beats the charm of participating in the aarti in one of India’s oldest cities – Varanasi. Ganga Aarti is an Agni Pooja performed daily in the evening by a group of priests at Varanasi’s Dashashwamedh Ghats. Huge brass lamps are lit with oil during the ritual, and priests chant holy hymns. You can watch this surreal scene from the Ghats or from a boat floating down the Ganges.  Exploring the countless temples and Ghats of Varanasi, of course, are an added bonus.

3).  Spend a Day in a Houseboat at the Kerala Backwaters

Kerala is known for its backwaters which are a maze of small canals, brackish lagoons, still rivulets, and remote waterways that run parallel to the Arabian Sea coast. The luscious palm-fringed backwaters of Kerala are unique and a sight to behold. And there is no better way to experience the tranquil backwaters than by cruising on a houseboat in…