Travelling is best part of life. I suggest you to travel all across India, but no one have that much time today's life. I divide them according to north,south,east,west India.
Delhi:
India's capital Delhi, with the fusion of age old history and varied cultural diorama, is one of the bustling tourist destinations in North India. Among-st them the Purana Quilla, Qutub Minar, Jantar Mantar, Red Fort, Jama Masjid and Humayun’s Tomb holds special tourists’ interest. The India Gate, which is close to the Parliament and Rashtrapati Bhavan, is yet another popular tourist attractions.
Jaipur :
The only planned city of its time, Jaipur the capital city of royal Rajasthan still beats in its fairy tale palaces and rugged fortresses perched on hills.The City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Lake Palace and Amber Fort are the major heritage sites in Jaipur. In the outskirts… the Nahargarh Fort and Jaigarh Fort are the two notable heritage sites.
Udaipur :
One of the historic cities in India that is famous internationally as the most romantic destination in the world. The major attractions are the Lake Palace, Lake Pichola, City Palace, Fateh Sagar and Monsoon Palace. Some other attractions in Udaipur are Gulab Bagh, Ahar, Pratap Memorial, Saheliyon Ki Bari, Jagdish Temple and Bhartiya Lok Kala Mandir.
Kasol :
One of the least tapped hill stations in Himachal Pradesh that is nestled in the luxuriant greens of the thick pines in Himachal’s Parvati Valley, Kasol during the winter season truly offers a quiet weekend getaway.Further, the trek to Malana Village, which is one of the strenuous treks in Himachal Pradesh, is a good option for an adventure trip during the winter. A visit to the nearby Tosh village allows you to get acquainted with the Himachali folk culture where people are extremely hospitable.
Rishikesh :
“The yoga capital of the world”, Rishikesh, solitude of meditation and yoga, solenoid for esthetics, is in the foothills of Himalaya. Rishikesh as appering the Adventure Capital of India for the adventure seekers as Rishikesh is the suggested place for starting their trekking expeditions to the Himalayan Peaks and for the White River Rafting.
Srinagar :
Come hell or high water Srinagar with its sparkling Dal Lake, colourful gardens and picturesque nature has always attracted travellers since time immemorial. Many travellers travel to Srinagar during the winter just to experience the snowfall. The Pari Mahal overlooking the Mughal garden, Nigeen Lake and Royal Springs Golf Course are some other major tourist attractions in Srinagar.
Coorg :
Widely known for being the “Scotland of the South”, Coorg is an enchanting hill station located not so far from Bangalore. The views of the grey clouds subtly blending with the greenery of the hills is a sight worth seeing.
Yercaud, Tamil Nadu :
Yeracud, located in Tamil Nadu, is a popular hill station in South India. The land of seven forests, the peaks at Yercaud.
Ooty :
This charming place in South India is a complete package to delight your senses. Also, having a romantic ambience. It offers several adventure filled activities like angling, hand gliding, trekking, etc. and provides a unique experience.
Munnar :
Munnar, the toy-town hill station in the “God’s Own Country” – Kerala.It is known for its tea gardens, lakes, waterfalls and beautiful country side. The placid trails laid throughout this retreat are the best strolling paths ever taken.
Hampi :
Hampi is one of those laid back places with grandiose historical beauty that transports you back in time. A must visit place in South India, this places offer a wide range of activities as well. Once a part of the ancient south Indian kingdom of Vijayanagar, it’s a UNESCO World heritage site and also a very important historical and religious centre.
Auroville (City of Dawn):
Wonderful universal town in Viluppuram district, where people from different countries live in harmony. The purpose of the city is to restore human unity.
Tosh :
This small village in Himachal is a land of Hash & Trance. There are cafes and small guest houses.
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