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Must Visit Places In India


Travel while you’re still young. Lose yourself to find your own self. Live like there’s no tomorrow. And whatever you’ll explore today will last a lifetime with you.
So, here’s a list of best places to visit in India. What are you waiting for? It’s time to pack your bags and set on a journey to scratch off a few destinations from your bucket list.

1. Party in Goa

Sunburn music festival in Goa
Unarguably, Goa has to be the amongst the first few places to visit in India in your twenties. Young and energetic! Amazing nightlife, variety of booze, beach shacks and dirt cheap prices – Goa has everything to make a trip memorable.

2. Trek On The Hills Of Mcleodganj

Trek to Triund in Mcleodganj for an incredible experience
The majestic mountains can call tourists to experience the best of what nature has to offer. Triund offers the spectacular view of the Dhauladhar ranges. Experience bliss while camping under billions of stars with your friends in Triund.

3. Dwell in the Valleys of Ever Changing Srinagar

Beautiful valleys of Kashmir
If you’re in your twenties, it’s time to add Kashmir to your list of best places to visit in India. If there is heaven on earth, this it is! Experience its charismatic charm before the natural hits & turmoil spoils it all. And when would be a better time to explore a flood-hit, terror-stricken heaven on earth if not now?!

4. Conquer the fears of water with Scuba Diving in Andaman

Andaman has to be on your list of places to visit in India
Scared of water? Never swam? Maybe it’s time to beat the fear out of you and dive in to the deep sea and overcome the fear of water and depths, ZNMD Style. Trust us, you’d be delighted at the sites underwater and it will keep you coming back for more. And woah, aqua lovers, it is no less than a paradise!

5. Ride on the Leh-Ladakh Highway and camp under the stars in Ladakh

Camp under the open sky in Ladakh
Undoubtedly, Leh – Ladakh is on every travel enthusiasts list of places to visit in India before they turn 30. Ride on the crazy winding roads, get stuck in the middle of no where, sleep with the locals and learn to be independent on the desert mountains as you undertake this adventurous journey.

6. Explore the Ghats in Banaras

Explore the ghats of river Ganga in Banaras
The oldest city in the world, Banaras paints the spiritual picture of India. Banaras may not be on the list of places to visit in India before you turn 30, but the beautiful ghats, the aartis and prayers, a boat ride along the calm banks could change this picture forever.

7. Stay overnight at Marine Drive in the never sleeping city of Mumbai

Stay overnight at Marina Drive in Mumbai
The city that never sleeps and lets you live a carefree life. Mumbai is about its people, the spirit of enjoying the nightclubs and of course Bollywood. Live like a mumbaikar, bite into the vada pav and sip a chai on your way to the locals.

8. Explore an offbeat Wildlife Sanctuary – Binsar at Almora

Trek in the jungle trails and spot the myriad wildlife of Binsar
Peace. Jungles. Heights. Chills. Wildlife. All you wildlife enthusiasts out there, head to Almora for an incredible trip of your lifetime.

9. Explore the Scotland of the south – Coorg

Coorg is amongst the best places to visit in India
Coorg simply cannot be skipped from the list of best places to visit in India. A quick getaway for many from Bangalore, this mesmerizing hill station in Karnataka is breathtakingly beautiful. A visit here sure would heal you and energize you!

10. Kolkata to Color Yourself Red in Durga Puja

Color yourself red in Kolkata
The only time when the entire city gathers together to celebrate the much lauded and divine festival, Durga Puja, experience the culture of Bengal in it’s full form. Enjoy the festival with sweets, Bengali delicacies, themed pandal hoppings and grand aartis.

11. Explore The Caver’s Paradise – Meghalaya

Tourists exploring cave in Meghalaya
If you aren’t afraid of heights, insects, darkness and tight spaces, caving would prove to be a great adventure for you! And if you are, what a better time to beat your fears in the deepest and longest caves of entire South Asia? What if you return as the next Bruce Wayne, err?

12. Volunteer with the monks in Sikkim

Volunteer with the monks in Sikkim
Life is not all about exploring the world. Feel the mystical essence of Buddhism around you, visit Sikkim and its host of monasteries. And if you happen to like them, maybe, volunteer with the monks and master the art of giving!

13. Visit the 7th Wonder of the World – The Taj Mahal in Agra

Symbol of Love - Taj Mahal in Agra
Tourists across the world visit India just to witness the spectacular symbol of love. The majestic monument has to be on your bucket list for its the cultural epitome of India.

14. Enchant your spirit in Kerala

Lush green forests in Kerala
To all the nature lover’s out there. A trip to God’s own country is a must in your twenties for its enchanting wilderness. Luscious green trees, pristine water, crazy wildlife experience – visit Kerala for more such wonderful delights.

15. Camp In The Arid Thar Desert

Camping in Rajasthan
The place that speaks of royalty and world-class heritage, Rajasthan is vast, huge and a destination to experience the luxury of India.

16. Listen to the qawwalis at Nizamuddin Dargah, Delhi

Live qawwali session at Hazrat Nizamuddin’s Dargah
Enjoy your gateway to the city of Ghalib, Dilli. While you’re still young, explore the cultures of your magnificent country. A stop at Hazrat Nizamuddin’s Dargah for a live Qawwali session will leave you mesmerized.

17. Solo trip to Kasol

Add Kasol to your list of must visit places in India for a lifetime’s experience
Here’s why every man should travel solo at least once in your life – Not only will you discover a new you and find a direction for yourself, but you’d return with experiences of a life time. And there’s no better place than Kasol to begin this adventure.

18. Walk On The Living Root Bridges in Cherrapunji

Root bridges in Cherrapunji
Cherrapunji is a great sight for those who want to experience something surreal and out of the blue. The Root bridges will leave you awestruck.

19. Face The Unknown At The Bhangarh Fort

Bhangarh fort is on every daredevil’s list of must visit places in India
Bhangarh fort is on every daredevil’s list of must visit places in India. Known as one of the scariest places in India, according to a folklore, it is believed that the entire town of people seemed to have vanished in a day. Get ready to be spooked on your trip here!

20. Drive Through The Forest of Bandipur

Drive through the wilderness on the winding roads of Bandipur forest
Bandipur is a best place to visit in India when it comes to forests and drives. Get spooked by snake holes around, spot elephants, deers and monkeys as you go along the winding roads. And you might happen to spot a wild cat too. A drive through the wilderness is all you need in your twenties.

21. Explore The Ruins Of Hampi

Travel to Hampi for the majestic architectural grandeur
Hampi’s world heritage site is amongst the must visit places in India. Known for its old monumental and architectural beauty , Hampi place will dispose you to a world of aesthetics. PS: Don’t plan a trip to Hampi there in summers.

22. Spectate At The Dhuandhar Falls, Jabalpur

Witness the frothing white Dhuandhar Falls in Jabalpur
Jabalpur may not be on your list of places to see in India before you turn 30, but a trip to these stunning white waterfalls which emanate a mist of smoke will leave you spellbound.

23. Celebration for Colors in Mathura

Holi Celebrations in Vrindavan
Allow your spirit to soak in the raas-leela of Vrindavan. The place that celebrates Krishna’s living philosophy. The festival is ecstatic to say the least and celebration of colors here would the best you’d experience ever in your life.

24. Travel To The Salt Lands During The Kutch Festival

Kite festival at Rann of Kutch
Kutch is a must visit place in India before you turn 30. Travel to the no man’s land, the seasonal salt marsh amidst the famous Thar Desert during the kite festival where the sky comes alive with vibrant and oversized kites.

25. Beat Your Fear Of Heights – Go Paragliding In Solang

Beat your fear of heights as you go paragliding in the valleys of solang
Twenties is the time to explore your wild side and indulge in crazy adventures. Head to solang for paragliding and experience the bursting thrill as you fly across the panoramic views, verdant valleys and snow-capped ranges. Solang has to on your list of places to see in India.

26. Visit Golden Temple in Amritsar

Golden Temple in Amritsar
Learn to respect culture and religion before you turn 30. Visit this spiritual getaway that promises the nourishment of the soul. Spend some time in the India’s largest kitchen as you help clean the utensils or prepare langar for the visitors. The experience is simply worth it.

27. Travel To The Dangerously Beautiful Red Corridor

Konark Temple in Orissa
Travel to the red corridor once in your life. And there’s no better time than your twenties. Situated by the sea, Konark Temple in Orissa tells you many interesting stories about the origin of human sexuality. And if you’ve enough time and courage, beautiful highways in Orissa leading to some exceptionally picturesque destinations are waiting to be explored.

28. A Wildlife Trip To Dibru Saikhowa National Park in Assam

Dibru Saikhowa National Park in Assam
Stay set to be overwhelmed by the sceneries, flora and fauna of the Dibru Saikhowa National Park. And this wildlife expedition does not end at a jeep safari. Cruise along the brahmaputra river to witness the animals in their most natural habitats.

29. White Water Rafting in Rishikesh

White water rafting in Rishikesh
With bursting energy and enthusiasm, twenties is the best time to enjoy thrill and adventure, especially with your friends. Travel to the adventure capital of India, Rishikesh and ride on the mystical but fierce fast flowing waters of Ganges. Rishikesh is a must visit place in India if you haven’t yet crossed the age bar.

30. Kalka to Shimla in a Toy Train

Colorful toy train making its way through the verdant valleys in Shimla
Revist childhood by hopping on the colorful toy train from Kalka to Shimla as it makes way through the pine forests and verdant valleys. If Shimla happens to be away for you, Darjeeling, Ooty and Matheran are there for this exceptionally elating toy train experience.

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