Best places to visit in India

 India with a lot of geographical diversity and rich cultural experiences has a great tourism potential for the visitors, explorers and travellers.

In all the states, it has a stunning landscape through exotic rainforests, different beaches, gigantically dramatic pilgrimages, lively cities, hustling streets with immense street food, colossal mountain ranges, historical forts, vivid experiences and a lot more for people from across the world. With a perfect balance of tranquillity and energetic vibes, planning a trip to India can be the best investment ever made in travel. At Maya Travels, 

In this blog, we want to inspire people to visit India with a list of top destinations that need to be explored, or even re-explored for the endless opportunities to experience something new every time.

Roopkund Lake, the Mysterious lake in North India that is widely acclaimed as the best trekking spot

Roopkund Lake

Khajjiar, known as the Mini Switzerland in Himachal Pradesh with rarest combination of three ecosystems

Khajjiar - Mini Switzerland

Magnetic Hills in Ladakh, at a height of 11,000 feet above sea level

Magnetic Hills in Ladakh

Temple at Khajuraho, dating back to 11th century

Temple at Khajuraho

Vihigaon falls in Kasara Mumbai, known for the best experience in water rappelling

Vihigaon falls

Little Rann of Kutch for the Asiatic wild ass in Khur

Little Rann of Kutch

Cherrapunji and the living roots bridges

living roots bridges

Meghalaya and the enticing caves in East Khasi Hills, South Garo Hills and Jaintia Hills

Meghalaya

Alappuzha, Kerala for the snake boat race

Alappuzha, Kerala

Auroville, the experimental township in Tamil Nadu

Auroville,

If you are inspired to explore the lesser explored, there is no better place than India in the world. 

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