1. Nagaland
Nagaland’s greenery will give you an impression of spiritual heaven, Bali. When visiting, plan your trip around December to witness the Hornbill Festival in Nagaland that will remind you of traditional culture in Bali. Don’t miss trying local cuisine.
2. Lakshadweep
The crystal clear water and shore are the reason why Lakshadweep is known as the Maldives of India. The view is astonishing, and you should get a boat tour to visit the neighboring islands.
3. Khajjiar
Khajjiar is known as the Mini Switzerland of India. The backdrop of the Himalayas and dense forests will have you reminisce about the Swiss Alps. It’s a great choice to try adventure sport activities like paragliding or trekking in Khajjiar.
4. Srinagar
Srinagar’s Dal Lake with floating gardens resembles the canals of the Netherlands. At sunrise, take a shikara ride and watch the sun go down. The houseboat stays are a must-try experience.
5. Coorg
Coorg will leave you with an impression of Scotland’s countryside. It has lush coffee plantations and rolling hills. The best time to visit Coorg is during the monsoon to see the misty hills.
6. Shillong
The cherry blossoms of Shillong will ring a bell in your mind of Japan’s cherry blossoms. With amazing culture and hills, this place is an excellent spot not to miss. Explore local markets and festivals. Plan your trip during spring to witness cherry blossoms in full bloom.
7. Mount Abu
Mount Abu looks a lot like New Boston. The hill station is beautiful and has lakes for a peaceful retreat. It’s recommended to visit Dilwara Temples and admire the intricate details of the architecture.
