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Some Of The Unexplored Places In India

Some Of The Unexplored Places In India 

India is the country where tourists have never try to find any reason for celebration. India is known for its unique culture, traditions, apparels, languages, rituals, religious tolerance, etc., which will not find in the world. Tourists can find different regions, desert, mountain, peninsula, wildlife species, forests, landscapes and valleys it makes tourist feels like heaven. 
Unexplored Places
Unexplored Places In India

 There are many attractive places in India that picturesque views with unforgettable experiences and some of the unexplored places.

 Traveling is never less on the number of places to travel not been explored much. Who loves to travel and explore places, here some of the unexplored places in India that should definitely check out.

Majuli (Assam)

Assam
Majuli (Assam)
Majuli is largest river island in the state of Assam. The banks of Brahmaputra River and known for its pristine landscape and its charming place is a cultural paradise. Majuli is one of the most beautiful places in Assam. The free environment of Majuli makes it place to relax and rejuvenate.

Athirapilly Falls (Kerala)

Athirapilly Falls
Athirapilly Falls
Athirapilly Falls known as Niagara Falls in India is located in Kerala. The Vazhachal forests of the Western Ghats and magnificent water body a famous tourist attraction. Waterfall symbolizes the serene yet wild beauty of nature and the unspoiled scenic place is a natural beauty. To experience the match of flora and fauna. The sight has caught filmmakers' attention for its beauty and movies shot here.

Tawang Hill station (Arunachal Pradesh)

Arunachal Pradesh
Tawang Hill
Tawang is one of the most beautiful hill stations in Arunachal Pradesh at an altitude of about 3500m. The hill station is known as the land of Monpas as the Monpa tribes and its environment and natural beauty. Tibet in the northern side, Kameng in the east and Bhutan in the south-west of Tawang hills. Buddhist its culture and lifestyle and its beauty during snowfall in the month of December and January. Tawang or Gompa Monastery is a 400 years old Mahayana Sect Buddhist Monastery in India.

Sindhudurg fort (Maharashtra) 

Sindhudurg fort
Sindhudurg Fort 
Sindhudurg fort stands on a rocky island with fascinating forts and coastlines, the Malvan region is the premier places for a holiday. It is preserved forts of the Marathas in 48 acres. The walls were designed as a deterrent to enemies and to the waves and tides of the Arabian Sea. The beaches of Tarkarli and Chawla beach in Malwan region are neat and clean and less crowded.

Lahaul and Spiti  (Himachal Pradesh)

Lahaul and Spiti
Lahaul and Spiti
Lahaul and Spiti in Himachal Pradesh and southern side of Ladakh. The Buddhist monasteries and outstanding beauty have peaceful and truly majestic. Travel to Lahual is through Rohtang La mountain Pass from Manali and Spiti valley. 

Coonoor

Coonoor
Coonoor
Coonoor is in the state of Tamil Nadu and close to Ooty. Coonoor is in Nilgiri Mountain Range in Tamil Nadu. The hill station will find cool and calm breezes blowing and lush greenery in the whole mountain range. Dolphin’s Nose Viewpoint, Lamb’s Rock, Laws Falls, Sim’s Park, and many places. Although a hill station is a small place you can get all the luxurious comforts as well as can have cuisines of Indian as well as across the world.

Kalimpong

Kalimpong
Kalimpong
Kalimpong is the small urban area in Darjeeling in West Bengal. Kalimpong is close to Himalayan Mountain. Tourists can view valleys, hills, mountains, and greenery. The hill station is helpful and treats tourists and their guests. In Kalimpong see B.N. Pradhan Nursery, Shanti Kunj Nursery, Buddha Cave, Dharmodaya Vihar, Mangal Dham, Tharpa Choling Monastery, Sherpa Gaon View Point.

Kushalnagar

Kushalnagar
Kushalnagar 
Kushalnagar is a tourist destination in the state of Karnataka. The city has a huge footfall of tourists around the year. Kushalnagar has places like CSI Maddock Church, Harangi Dam gardens, Nasargadham Bamboo Gardens, Valnoor Fishing camp, Chikihole Dam, Dubare Elephant Camp, Tibetan Monastery, Ramalingeshwara Temple, Kudige Temple, Ayyappa Swamy Temple.

Lambasingi

Lambasingi
Lambasingi

Lambasingi is the coolest place in South India. Lambasingi land anonymous and undiscovered. Lambasingi is known as Andhra Kashmir with night temperatures often falling to sub-zero level. Of late, it became a popular tourist destination and an exotic summer retreat. Picturesque beauty, dense foliage, chilled weather, and mist makes the places even more mysterious and amazing.

Skandagiri

Skandagiri
Skandagiri 
Skandagiri is known as Kalavara Durga located approximately 70 km from Bangalore in the state of Karnataka. Overlooks Nandi Hills and Muddenahalli. The altitude of about 1350 meters.

Gandikota

Gandikota
Gandikota built in red granite stone cut into the fort wall; beautiful palaces with carvings; perennial springs constantly irrigating the fruit and flower gardens; old temples.
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