Who doesn’t love travelling right? We all want to travel to new destinations to take a break from the daily hustle-bustle of our lives. However, what if you end up visiting the same hustling tourist spots every year? But, what’s the need? India is literally the melting pot of breath-taking landscapes and exquisite locations that are hidden gems wanting to be discovered.
So, if you are a seeker for unknown trails, less explored locations and looking for offbeat places to visit in India, you’ve landed at the right place.
Here are some of India’s untapped and offbeat destinations that deserves a place in your bucket list:
Wari Chora and Krem Chympe, Meghalaya
While it’s difficult to choose the best spots in the state, Wari Chora and Krem Chympe should be on the top if you are visiting Meghalaya. Home to the cleanest Rongdik river in Asia, Wari Chora is an untapped canyon located in the dense forest of South Garo Hills. On the other hand, Krem Chympe is a hidden cave with lush green vegetation and a turquoise-coloured pool.
Kadmat Island, Lakshadweep
Ever since the Prime Minister ha tweeted about Lakshadweep, everyone has been going gaga over the island. In Lakshadweep, Bangaram Atoll is a popular tourist destination, however, Kadmat island is a lesser crowded spot. If you are a water baby, the vibrant marine life and varying shades of blue waters will let you forget Maldives or Bali.
Shoja, Himachal Pradesh
Whenever someone talks of visiting Himachal Pradesh, we either think of Shimla or Manali. However, Shoja is a picturesque village located in the Kullu district that offers a tranquil retreat for those seeking to be around emerald green landscapes, pristine air and captivating views. The destination is perfect for those wanting to explore the less explored.
Coorg, Karnataka
One of the best Offbeat Places in India, Coorg is known as the ‘Scotland of India’ for its cool climate and lush greenery. Some best places to visit in Coorg are Tadiandamol peak, Omkareshwara Temple, Namdroling Monastery and the overflowing Barapole river. The waterfalls at Irupu and Chelevara offers jaw dropping views.
Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu
The princess of hill stations, Kodaikanal is a lesser known place to visit in Tamil Nadu. The hill station’s scenic beauty enhances especially during the monsoon. In case, you are specifically looking for offbeat places in India to visit in July, then Kodaikanal is the perfect choice! You can witness the magical waterfalls, capture the true beauty of Nilgiri mountains while enjoying coffee chocolates.
Gokarna, Karnataka
If somebody talks about going to a beach vacation, we are instantly teleported to Goa. However, there exists a secret place which has less crowd and more so, clean beaches. To enjoy the tranquil and calm beach life, Gokarna is the place to be in. You can do beach trekking, beach yoga, visit the flea market, and do scuba diving at the Netrani Island. Also, do not forget to visit the famous Sri Mahabaleshwar Swami Temple.