1. Kerala	6. Uttarakhand
2. Rajasthan	7. Karnataka
3. Himachal Pradesh	8. Maharashtra
4. Goa	9. Assam
5. Kashmir	10. West Bengal

1. Kerala [View map]

Backwaters, rich vegetation, and peaceful sea shores: Kerala, recognized for its backwaters, lavish plant life, and quiet sea shores, enthrall visitors with its serene excellence. The mind boggling organization of stream welcomes investigation by houseboats, offering a short look into the state’s novel way of life. Encompassed by verdant scenes enhanced with coconut palms and flavor ranches, Kerala gives a reviving move away to nature’s sweetheart. Its peaceful sea shores bordered by influencing palms and spotted with customary fishing towns offer a still escape from the clamor of normal daily existence.

Houseboat travels and Ayurvedic medicines: In Kerala, houseboat travel floats through peaceful backwaters, offering a tranquil excursion in the midst of rich vegetation and conventional towns. Close by, take pleasure in restoring ayurvedic medicines, embracing old recuperating customs in the midst of grand scenes. Experience quietness and health combined flawlessly in this dazzling South Indian objective. God’s own country, Kerala, is renowned for its backwaters, connoisseur luxuries, tea and espresso estates, flavors, cashews, and coir craft works.

Rich social legacy and customary fine arts: Kerala flaunts a rich social legacy, displaying energetic practices and spellbinding works of art. From traditional dance structures like Kathakali and Mohini yattam to entrancing music, for example, Carnatic and society tunes, the state is a gold mine of creative articulation. Immerse yourself in Kerala’s social rush artwork and witness exceptionally old customs become completely awake. Kerala, which is renowned as God’s Own Nation, draws in a great deal of vacationers every time with its physical and normal fineness as well as its rich social birthright, which captivates.

2. Rajasthan [View map]

Majestic forts, opulent palaces, and desert landscapes: Rajasthan, renowned for its majestic forts, opulent palaces, and mesmerizing desert landscape, evokes a sense of regal grandeur and timeless charm. Explore the towering forts of Jaipur and Jodhpur, marvel at the intricate architecture of Udaipur’s palaces, and journey through the golden sands of the Thar Desert, where history and beauty intertwine seamlessly.

Camel safaris and vibrant festivals: These varieties of fairs and festivals infuse life into the barren land of Rajasthan and fill the colors of joy all around. Out of all of such festivities, some of the major ones are Ashwa Poojan, Navratri, Guru Purnima, Mt. Abu: Summer and Winter Festival, Pushkar Fair, Gangaur Festival, Nagaur Festival, Kite Festival, Kumbhalgarh Festival, Teej, Marwar Festival, Summer Festival, Baneshwar Fair, Sheetla Mata Fair, Elephant Festival, Camel Festival, Desert Festival, Pushkar Fair and Urs Fair, that are celebrated in different parts of Rajasthan.

Rajasthani cuisine and colorful markets: Rajasthan’s cuisine is a delightful blend of flavors and spices, with dishes like dal baati churma, gatte ki sabzi, and ker sangri showcasing the region’s rich culinary heritage. Meanwhile, its vibrant color markets, filled with textiles, handicrafts, and traditional attire, offer a feast for the eyes and a glimpse into Rajasthan’s vibrant culture and craftsmanship.

3. Himachal Pradesh [View map]

Snow-capped mountains, lush valleys, and pristine lakes: Himachal Pradesh, adorned with snow-capped mountains, lush valleys, and pristine lakes, is a paradise for nature lovers. Explore the majestic Himalayas, trek through verdant valleys, and unwind by serene lakes like Dal Lake and Rewalsar Lake. With its breathtaking landscapes, Himachal Pradesh offers a rejuvenating escape into the lap of nature.

Trekking, skiing, and adventure sports: Himachal Pradesh beckons adventurers with its thrilling array of activities, including trekking, skiing, and various adventure sports. Traverse scenic trails in the Himalayas, carve through powdery slopes in popular ski resorts like Manali and Solang Valley, or indulge in adrenaline-pumping experiences like paragliding and river rafting. Amidst its breathtaking landscapes, Himachal Pradesh offers endless opportunities for outdoor excitement and exploration.

Tibetan Buddhist monasteries and hill station charm: Himachal Pradesh is adorned with Tibetan Buddhist monasteries, offering serene sanctuaries amidst the mountains. Explore the tranquility of monastic life in places like Dharamshala and McLeod Ganj, while also experiencing the hill station charm of towns like Shimla and Manali. This blend of spirituality and natural beauty makes Himachal Pradesh a truly enchanting destination.

4. Goa [View map]

Sun-kissed beaches, Portuguese architecture, and vibrant nightlife: When thoughts turn to beach getaways in India, Goa invariably claims the limelight. Its vibrant nightlife, sandy shores, and bustling ambiance have captivated countless travelers over time. Yet, for those in search of an even more exclusive and opulent seaside experience, hidden gems lie in wait, eager to be uncovered. Embark on a voyage with us as we unveil these sun-drenched havens beyond Goa’s borders. Here, the Taj Hotels stand as steadfast guardians of luxury, poised to bestow upon you an unparalleled journey of discovery and indulgence.

Water sports, beach parties, and seafood cuisine: Goa, the beach paradise of India, is famous for its breathtaking beaches, vibrant nightlife, seafood delicacies, and adventure water sports. With its tropical climate and long coastline along the Arabian Sea, Goa offers ideal conditions for indulging in thrilling water activities. From parasailing to jet skiing, scuba diving to windsurfing, enthusiasts have an array of options when it comes to aquatic adventures.

Goa is known for its pleasant climate, lots of greenery, incredible heritage sites, a unique cultural legacy, delightful people and of course delicious seafood. In every nook and corner of Goa, one can find authentic Goan food but the same will vary in taste. One of the major reasons why tourists flock to this beautiful state is the cause of its food or rather the variety of SEAFOOD!

5. Kashmir [View map]

Stunning landscapes, including Dal Lake and snow-capped peaks: Kashmir resembles unparalleled beauty and is one of nature’s finest creations, making it a ‘Paradise on Earth.’ With every step you take while Exploring Kashmir’s Mesmerising Landscapes, you will come across the finest composition of nature. Every brushstroke on the natural canvas is awe-inspiring and breathtaking.

Shikara rides, houseboats, and skiing in Gulmarg: Taking a Shikara ride is one of the most relaxing, fun filled and enjoyable ways to go sightseeing during your holidays in Jammu and Kashmir. Some of the famous tourist places which you can visit with a shikara ride in Jammu and Kashmir are Nishat and Shalimar gardens. Hazratbal Mosque is another famous tourist place in Kashmir Valley that can be visited with a shikara.

Mughal gardens and Kashmiri handicrafts: Srinagar is home to some of India’s most beautiful Mughal Gardens, known for their stunning architecture and picture-perfect locales. There are six Mughal Gardens in Srinagar that are the perfect depiction of Persian-influenced Mughal architecture. Shalimar Bagh, Nishat Bagh, Pari Mahal, Achabal Bagh, Chashme Shahi, and Verinag are the famous gardens of Srinagar.

6. Uttarakhand [View map]

Himalayan vistas, lush forests, and spiritual retreats: Himalayan Vista is famous for its natural habitat and serene environment. If you’re seeking a tranquil and peaceful lifestyle, this is the place for you. Surrounded by the awe-inspiring dense greenery with a breathtaking view of the Himalayan peaks, this township provides a haven for city people. Uttarakhand is a popular destination for yoga and wellness retreats, with its serene environment, natural beauty, and spiritual atmosphere.

Pilgrimage sites like Rishikesh and Haridwar: The next destination, not far from Haridwar is the Rishikesh, one of the best pilgrimage places to visit in Uttarakhand. The birthplace of Yoga has all that you require for a peaceful mind and pure soul. This place has a distinct charm and glory to it even though there are thousands of devotees visiting this location all throughout the year. A drive in this magnetic city is no doubt one of the most pleasant things to do in Uttarakhand, but it would really calm your senses if you explore this heavenly land on foot.

You can commence your journey of the Char Dham yatra in Uttarakhand from Haridwar which is a very prominent location and extremely important as per the Hindu religion. This place is extremely famous for the evening worshipping ritual at the River Ganga known as the Ganga Arti.

7. Karnataka [View map]

Ancient ruins of Hampi, pristine beaches of Gokarna, and lush Western Ghats: Hampi is an archeological wonder and famous for its beautiful monuments, though in ruins that are remnants of the glorious past. UNESCO describes Hampi as an “austere, grandiose site” boasting of “forts, riverside features, royal and sacred complexes, temples, shrines, pillared halls, mandapas, memorial structures, water structures, stables etc. The best beaches in Gokarna are a treat to the eyes with astonishing views and so much more to indulge oneself in. Gokarna is an amazing place that can be visited with friends and family, newlyweds, or even as a solo traveller.

Wildlife sanctuaries, waterfalls, and temple architecture: Karnataka is renowned for being one of India’s richest states when it comes to wildlife. A wildlife tour of Karnataka can be one of the most rewarding experiences. With a forest area of 38,720 sq km, more than 20% of the state of Karnataka is under forests. The western region of Karnataka is included in the Western Ghats, a biodiversity spot.

Karnataka is the State that is known for showcasing some of the finest examples of Islamic, Hindu, Jain, and Colonial architecture. The State has been ruled by some of the most powerful empires in the Indian history, from the Cholas, Chalukyas, Hoysalas, to Vijayanagar Empire, and each of them has left their own imprints in the monuments and temples that they built.

Kannada culture, traditional cuisine, and silk sarees: From its exuberant art and culture of multilingual ethnicity, astounding dance forms, mesmerising music, sophisticated heritage, zealous festivities, elegant clothing and delectable cuisine Karnataka has a plethora of historical secrets, interwoven within a rich and varied culture.

8. Maharashtra [View map]

Bustling city life in Mumbai and serene hill stations like Lonavala: Maharashtra is graced by the stunning Sahyadri ranges of the Western Ghats. The tall mountains are blanketed by the morning mist, and the sweeping Konkan Coast offers stunning views. The verdant hill slopes against the expanse of white beaches mesmerize the senses.

UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Ajanta and Ellora caves: When it comes to UNESCO world heritage Sites, Maharashtra actually has the largest number of sites in the entire country. From 2nd century BC onward architectural marvels at Ajanta and Ellora Caves, to the iconic CST (previously Victoria Terminus) in Mumbai, Maharashtra has it all. Not to mention Maharashtra’s very own valley of flowers at Kaas, the state indeed has much to explore and see.

9. Assam [View map]

Lush tea gardens, wildlife sanctuaries, and Brahmaputra River: Assam, the northeastern state of India, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes. However, it is most famously known as the birthplace of Assam tea, one of the world’s most beloved and cherished beverages. The lush green tea plantations in Assam produce some of the finest teas globally, known for their robust flavor and unique characteristics. Starting from an elevation of 5,300 m, the Brahmaputra river flows across southern Tibet, passing through the Himalayas, descending onto the Assam plain, and finally emptying into the Bay of Bengal.

Kaziranga National Park and one-horned rhinocero: Kaziranga National Park is one of the prides of India. Kaziranga is the place where the nature unwinds its pristine form in millions of hues, where wildlife roams fearlessly, where man and nature meets together. This prestigious national park of India is situated in the north eastern part of the country in the district of Golaghat and Nagoan in the state of Assam.

10. West Bengal [View map]

Colonial architecture in Kolkata and serene landscapes of Darjeeling: Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta, is the capital of the Indian state of West Bengal. Kolkata, located on the east bank of the River Hooghly, is the principal commercial, cultural, and educational center of East India, while the Port of Kolkata is India’s oldest operating port and its prime riverine port. The city has a long history, dating back to the time when it was the capital of the Bengal Province of the British Raj. Kolkata was also the capital of the Kingdom of Bengal. The city has a rich heritage of colonial architecture, which can be seen in its many monuments and buildings.

The Shrubbery Nightingale Park in Darjeeling is a lovely public location that is remarkable for enjoyable and taking part in the great view of the snowcapped peaks of the Himalayas. From the Mall region, which is one of the essential vacationer destinations of Darjeeling, the park is round a ten minutes’ stroll. While taking a walk around the park you can see stunning pine trees on one side while on the alternative they’ve the view of the beautiful snow included mountains.

Sundarbans mangrove forest and Royal Bengal Tiger: In Sundarban National Park in West Bengal, the tiger makes his round with an unmatched stealth and grace. The air feels wet and damp, while the silence is interrupted by the melodious singing of birds and roar of motor boats. Inside these world’s largest mangrove forests, creeks and tributaries form an intricate system of networks. Sometimes, they meet each other, and at others, wander off elsewhere.

Tourists out on a boat ride are given their money’s worth while crossing them. Even though you are unaware, the big cat and saltwater crocodile observe you at all times, watching every step you make. Royal Bengal Tigers are also known as Indian Tiger and Bengal Tiger. They constitute a large population of tiger families in the world. The Bengal tiger is the National animal of India and is found mostly in India, China, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and Burma.