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Planning a vacation? Visit these 10 offbeat places in India
Thursday, April 4, 2019 IST
Planning a vacation? Visit these 10 offbeat places in India

Wondering where to go next in India? Here is a guide to help you explore some of the uncharted territories of the country.
 

 
 

Do you close your eyes and imagine yourself surrounded by greenery, sitting on a mountain peak or dipping into the deep blue oceans? Perhaps, the travel bug has bitten you too. Instead of visiting the same old short getaways and hill stations in India, how about going on a tour to some of the most unexplored destinations in the country?
 
If you’re looking to have a unique experience, there are countless places veiled within the interiors that escapes the eyes of tourists and travellers. After all, the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places.
 
Mawlynnong, Meghalaya
 
The natural charm of North East is unforgettable. From the mystical Living Root Bridges to the transparent Umngot River, Mawlynnong is like a box of jewels buried inside the ground. Not many people know but the town is also the cleanest village in the country.
 
Tadoba National Park, Maharashtra
 
Named after the ‘Jewel of Vidarbha’, Tadoba – a small town in Maharashtra – encapsulates the Tadoba National Park, Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve, Tadoba Lake, Erai dam, Moharli and Khosla village within its boundaries. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, people can go for safaris or a jungle stay.
 
Bundi, Rajasthan
 
Lesser known in the desert state, the 12th-century town boasts of beautiful havelis, heritage palaces, forts, museums and temples. A collection of art, craft and paintings await visitors at Chitrashala.
 
Patan, Gujarat
 
The former capital of the Chandva Rulers that dates back to 745 AD is blessed with enchanting temples, lakes and step wells. The town is also famous for its unique textiles and Patola saris. What’s more, Patan was also recently added to India’s UNESCO World Heritage sites.
 

 
 
 
 
 

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