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The 'Cherrapunji of the South', one of the highest rainfall areas. Famous for cinematic sunsets, King Cobras, dense rainforests, and the setting of TV show 'Malgudi Days'.

Unlike other Ladakhi monasteries located on hilltops, Alchi is on flat ground. It houses some of the oldest surviving paintings in Ladakh, showing heavy Kashmiri influence from the 11th century.

A major pilgrim town functioning as the meeting point of the Vindhya and Satpura ranges. Renowned as the sacred source of the Narmada and Sone rivers amidst dense medicinal teaks.

The last hill station before the coastal highlands of Goa. Receives the highest rainfall in Maharashtra, bursting with spectacular roaring waterfalls and deep misty valleys.

Where the Khalsa was founded in 1699, with a Moshe Safdie museum on the ridge above and Nihang cavalry at Hola Mohalla.

Telangana's only true hill forest - ancient temple, dense trekking trails and the source of the Musi river, 90 minutes from Hyderabad yet a century away.

A profoundly scenic valley famous for its premium organic coffee plantations, inhabited by indigenous tribes. Reached via the visually spectacular Vistadome train route.

A scenic valley known for its incredibly lush cinematic meadows. It serves as a base camp for trekking to the Kolahoi Glacier and Tarsar Lake.

The 'Niagara of India'. A gargantuan, roaring waterfall crashing 80 feet down through dense, pristine rainforests in the Sholayar ranges.

India's premier ski destination with panoramic Nanda Devi views, cable car rides, alpine meadows

The older Sarayu ghats, the pre-2024 temples, and the Jain sites marking the birthplace of five tirthankaras.

A plateau of granite crags and dam lakes that holds Bengal's only real rock-climbing scene, and turns orange with palash each March.

The regal capital of the Badami Chalukyas. Famous for magnificent rock-cut cave temples carved out of vibrant red sandstone cliffs surrounding the green Agastya Lake.

Remote village at 7,150 ft near Darjeeling with zero commercialization, sunrise over the 'sleeping Buddha' mountain silhouette, pine forests, and absolute tranquility

Uninhabited coral atoll with crystalline turquoise lagoons and pristine white-sand beaches, offering some of India's finest snorkeling and scuba diving among vibrant coral reefs in India's most exclusive island paradise

One of the most pristine and unexplored biosphere reserves in Kupwara. Consists of a massive rolling meadow interspersed with streams and dense coniferous forests.

A compact teak and sal sanctuary two hours from Raipur with reliable sloth bear sightings and near-zero visitor pressure.

A hidden gem on the Uhl River, originally built for a hydel project. Terraced fields, thick cedar forests, and arguably the best trout fishing in India.

A Maratha fort above a large lake, with a ninth-century Pratihara temple standing in the fields next to it.

Home to the colossal, keyhole-shaped Bekal Fort spanning 40 acres right against the roaring Arabian Sea. Offers dramatic coastal fortifications and serene beaches.

The second longest cave system in the Indian subcontinent. Features 3km of explored stunning stalactite and stalagmite formations and an underground waterfall.