So I wasn’t getting what to write about in my first post…but..as my blog is all about travelling, what could be better than to kick off with your own country.
Well, My first piece of writing. (Nervous? – Nah.. :p)
My passion for travelling had initiated in me when I was maybe around 11 or 12. I love going to all kinds of different, unusual, weird, exciting, boring, any kind of place. The Himalayas in the North, or the Desert of Thar. The deep blue Ocean at the southern most tip, or the stunted Sahyadris in the West. The forests in the North East or the temples in Varanasi. I have been to all these places (some I remember and some I don’t as I was too young at that time…but still my feet have touched all these wonders of the globe.) The first ever sight of the Himalayas mesmerized me to the core. Those huge mountains, that chill in the air, those short ferns around every corner of the road, waving, whenever a car passes by. Those short treks on The Sahyadris. The Safari in the Bandipur National Park. The scorching Sun in Goa. All have been locked by the computerji in my brain and won’t be sent to the recycle bin ever. So this was something of an overview of my experiences but now lets move on to the actual topic.
We all need a break. At some point of our life we do need to just chill out and F5 our brains and come back to start afresh.. What could be better than to fly off to some distant place..sit on an armchair..with a cup of hot coffee in your hand..and just relax. Whenever, anyone talks about going out for a peaceful and a calm vacation their minds drift off to the Grand Canyons or the Loch Lomond or the Niagara falls and etc etc. But actually they don’t need to. Our own country has numerous such places, which are very less explored, discovered, where you can go and just relax your mind and take a deep breath and say, “Yeah, this is Life.”
India has an ample number of places that are still left unexplored and unheard of. The country is known for its scenic beauty and the perfect blend of exotic flora and fauna. There are several attractive places in India that offer superlative picturesque views that leave you with unforgettable experiences.
So here are the five most Unexplored places in India (Drum roll sound) :
Majuli, Assam.
World’s largest river island, Majuli is located in the beautiful state of Assam. Nestled in the banks of the Brahmaputra River Its known for its pristine landscape. This picturesque place has become an attractive tourist spot in Assam and UNESCO has declared the place as a world heritage site. The population free environment of Majuli makes it an ideal place to relax and rejuvenate.
Tarkarli Beach, Maharashtra.
Tarkarli in Sindhudurg is one of the most beautiful beaches on the shores of Arabian Sea. The wide and narrow stretches of the beach with calm and clear waters are the most appealing things about it. The waters are crystal clear and the beaches are very less crowded. The two famous sea forts, Sindhudurg and Padmagarh, also offer a place to explore for adventurers.
Lahaul and Spiti, Himachal Pradesh.
Most sparsely populated region, Lahaul and Spiti in Himachal Pradesh is located in the southern side of Ladakh. The surrounding snowline, the pleasant climate,
sky-touching mountain ranges, Buddhist monasteries and outstanding scenic beauty have made this place peaceful and truly majestic. Its rarely visited by travellers as for 80% of the year, it is inaccessible due to heavy snow and weather. But the summer brings out the Sun and Lahaul and Spiti is the perfect place to wander off during the holidays in summer.
Lepchajagat, West Bengal.
Lepchajagat is located on a hill, covered with Oaks forests and beautiful rhododendron. It is situated on Ghoom-Mirik road at Sukhipokhri near Darjeeling. This place has an astonishing exquisiteness that is difficult to get over. The curious play of colors in the sky strikes you straight away. The pleasant weather in winters and the view of the snow clad mountains at a distance gives it great potential to be one of the most famous tourist attractions, but fortunately, it’s very less heard of.
Athirapally Falls, Kerala.
Often known as the Niagara Falls of India, the majestic Athirapally Falls is located in Kerala. Nestled in the Vazhachal forests of the Western Ghats, the Falls, symbolizes
the serene yet wild beauty of the nature. This unspoiled scenic place is the perfect example of natural beauty. To experience the perfect match of flora and fauna, it is
the ideal place in India. This serene place offers breathtaking experience mainly for travelers who love the splendor of beautiful nature. But recently due to shooting of different bollywood and tollywood movies, this place has become a major tourist attraction. But still the Falls have not lost its essence and is yet one of the most captivating places in India.
So here were the five most unexplored places in India which has been less hear of, less visited and has not yet lost the essence and colour of being a true Indian heritage.
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