Top 10 Most Beautiful places in INDIA /Must visit/( भारत की 10 सबसे खूबसूरत जगहें )/ Life Enjoyment
Our India has been at the top in terms of beauty since ancient times. There have been many such Maharaja's in our history who have built so many beautiful palaces, so many beautiful pilgrimage places and so many mind-blowing architectures. Some of them are such that they can't take their eyes off. People come from abroad to see our centuries-old beauty and enjoy this heritage of ours a lot. Some of these are made by nature, which look as beautiful as others. And these are the places where you can enjoy not only that place but also that city to the fullest. You can also enjoy the hustle and bustle of the day there. And I can say with certainty that adventurous people will like these places very much.
So friends, let's see which are the 10 places that we must visit once in our lifetime.
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1. Ghats Varanasi :-
Kashi, which is called the city of Lord Shiva, is a very important city for the Hindus. And there are many such places in this city, which people come from abroad to see. And chief among these sites are the Ghats of Varanasi. According to Hindu mythology, they are also called the door to salvation, and it is believed that by bathing in these ghats, you wash away all your sins. There are about 100 Ghats in this city, out of which 25 are considered as the main ones. And among them also the main 9 are such ambush, where the number of devotees is in lakhs every day. And among these 9 Ghats, Dashashwamedh Ghat is considered as the most important Ghat. Every program that takes place on the Ghats is done on this ambush. The world famous Ganga Aarti, which takes place in the evening, also takes place at this ghat.
However, there are 2 Ghats (Manikarnika Ghat and Harishchandra Ghat) where only the work of burning dead bodies is done, or rather, cremation is done.
So let's see what are those major 9 Ghats :-
1.1. Assi Ghat
1.2. Chet Singh Ghat
1.3. Darbhanga Ghat
1.4. Dashashwamedh Ghat
1.5. Man Mandir Ghat
1.6. Manikarnika Ghat
1.7. Scindia Ghat
1.8. Bhonsale Ghat
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1.9. Panchganga Ghat
So these were our 9 major Ghats which are very much recognized in Hindu society.
2. Yumthang valley, Sikkim:-
Yumthang Valley, also known as the Valley of Flowers, is a beautiful place located about 140 km north of Gangtok in Sikkim. approx 3564 m. Situated at an altitude of 10 km, this astonishing valley is no less than a paradise for nature lovers, as it houses the Singba Rhododendron Sanctuary, with rhododendron flowers also known as the 'state flower', which bloom from February to mid-June. More than 24 species are found. Which you can enjoy a lot. Which remain the center of attraction for the tourists coming here. There is a lot for entertainment in this valley as you can do camping, trekking, as well as enjoy the beautiful waterfalls here. In some ways, it can also prove to be a good honeymoon destination. If you and your partner are nature lovers.
If you want to enjoy the Yunthang Valley to the fullest, then you can go anytime between the end of February to June and enjoy this valley to the fullest. You can also go by train, by plane or by bus to reach here. Facilities are available at all times. Just keep in mind that carry cash with you as the facility of atm is very less here. And yes definitely take warm clothes with you.
So I suggest that you must visit this beautiful place once in your life.
3. Taj Mahal, Agra:-
Pride of India The Taj Mahal of Agra is one of the many valuable heritage sites in India. Agra, the third largest district of Uttar Pradesh, always remains a center of attraction for tourists. Being the most favorite city of the Mughals, he made Agra his capital before Delhi. According to history and archeology, it was settled by Ibrahim Lodi in AD 1504. When the construction program of this city was going on, no one would have thought that it would become world famous in future. And will wave the flag of its beauty in the whole world.
When former US President Bill Clinton came to India, after seeing the Taj Mahal, he said, 'Today I realized that there are only two types of people in this world, one who has seen the Taj, and the other who has not seen the Taj'. . There will be many beautiful buildings in this world but none like the Taj. Because the heart of an emperor resides in this Taj Mahal. You must have seen calligraphy on historical buildings in many other countries, but no other calligraphy as beautiful as the Taj Mahal. The calligraphy you will see at the entrance gate is in Thuluth script. And the name of the person who wrote it was 'Abdul Haq'. Which was called from Iran. In view of his art, Shah Jahan named him 'Amanat Khan'. The stone used in the Taj Mahal, which we know as 'Sangemarmar', was brought from (Makrana) of Rajasthan. The jade and crystal were brought from China. Lapis lazuli was imported from Afghanistan, Turquoise from Tibet, Jasper from Punjab, Sapphire from Sri Lanka and Carnelian from Arabia. 28 such precious gems were selected in the marble. To bring all these gems to Agra from abroad, the help of about 1000 elephants had to be taken.
The construction of the Taj Mahal began in 1631 and was completed almost 22 years later in 1653. And about 20000 workers were involved in its construction. There can be no other magnificent specimen of architecture in the whole world. Every material used in the construction of the Taj Mahal was examined very carefully. The technique of carving on the walls of the Taj Mahal was learned from the artisans of Italy. Marble craftsmen were called from Uzbekistan (Bukhana). Artisans who did calligraphy on marble came from Iran. And balochistan craftsmen were called to carve the stones. The popularity of Taj Mahal is due to the love story associated with it. It was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in the memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal. Mumtaz's real name was Arjumand Banu Begum. The name 'Mumtaz Mahal' was given to him by Shah Jahan. That is, the most precious, most beautiful, most precious gem of the palace. Mumtaz died at the age of 38 while giving birth to her fourteenth child. The emperor was deeply hurt by Mumtaz's death, eventually he decided to build the Taj Mahal in her memory. As we told that it took 22 years to build the Taj and the emperor's entire focus was on getting the Taj built. So taking the opportunity, his son Aurangzeb attacked and took Shah Jahan captive. And when Shah Jahan was asked what he wanted, his answer was 'imprison me in such a place from where I can see the Taj Mahal at all times'. And his wish was fulfilled. Even during his death, Shah Jahan was looking at the Taj Mahal.
So friends, there are some such interesting facts about the Taj Mahal, I hope that these facts will be of great use to you in knowing about the Taj.
So friends, if you have not seen the Taj Mahal in this life, then believe me, you have not seen anything, then go to see it once in your whole life, believe me, you will feel a different happiness after reaching here.
4. Andaman & Nicobar Island:-
Andaman and Nicobar Islands is a union territory of India. This archipelago is made up of about 572 small and large islands. Its capital is Port Blair. And it is located in the Indian Ocean to the south of the Bay of Bengal.
First of all we will talk that how will we go to this place? As you all know, there are only two ways to reach this island, either by plane or by ship. So if we talk about how we can go by plane, then the nearest airports you will have are Kolkata, Visakhapatnam or Chennai. Direct flights are also available from some big metropolitan cities, so if you want, you can also take them from there. Or if you want to go by cruise, you can also go, but I would like to suggest you flight here because it will take only 2 to 3 hours by plane but you can take 2 to 3 days by ship. If you are still a fan of cruises then you can enjoy it too.
So now let's talk about what we have to do after reaching there. There is a place in Andaman and Nicobar Port Blair which is the capital there, the flight will also be your same land. So if you want, you can take your hotel near that place, it has many benefits, firstly your airport will be very close to you for your return, and secondly after going there you will definitely go to two islands Those whose names are Havelock Island, and the other Neil Island, you will get the ferry from there only from Port Blair. Now you must be wondering what is this ferry, then let me tell you, the ferry is a ship that will take Havelock and Neil Island from Andaman. So you will get tickets for this ferry from Marina Chetty. So some other private ships are also standing on this Marina Chetty, if you want to take them, then it will cost you a little, then I suggest you travel there by the government ship itself, it will be a little beneficial for you. And I would also like to suggest to you that the ticket booking of this ferry which is government should be done 2 to 3 days in advance because there are many beautiful places in Andaman also to visit, then roam here for 2 to 3 days and then the day the ticket is there. Catch your ferry on that day and go for a tour of other islands, which will save your time and you will also roam easily.
So friends, you can enjoy your life or holidays freely on this beautiful island. Go with family, with friends or if you want, you can also take your partner, as a honeymoon trip.
5. Lake Pichola, Udaipur:-
Lake Pichola or Pichola is considered to be the most famous lake in the state of Rajasthan. And in the middle of it are Jag Mandir and Jag Mahal, whose reflection falls directly in the lake. And this lake is very attractive, due to which there is a gathering of tourists.
This lake was built at the end of the 14th century by a banjara during the reign of Rana Lakh, which was later repaired by Raja Udai Singh. This lake is a freshwater artificial lake. It covers an area of 696 metres, and has a maximum depth of 8.5 metres. Maharana Udai Singh had expanded this lake after the construction of Udaipur city in 1559. It is also known as City Palace. Rapidly over the years, the area around the lake developed and temples, palaces and houses were built. When the waves of Lake Pichola collide with the walls of the royal palaces of Udaipur, the royal city of Mewar, it is a pleasure to see and feel it. As we mentioned, Jagmandir Mahal and Jagat Niwas are built on two islands built on this lake. This beautiful palace named Jagnivas is situated in the middle of this pleasing artificial lake built amidst the Aravalli mountain ranges. It was built by Jagat Singh II. Udaipur is a very beautiful city to visit, there are many beautiful scenery and palaces to visit. You can enjoy what you can see, you can know about them. Located in the heart of the lake, the Lake Palace, which was once the palace of Maharana Jagat Singh, has now been converted into a five-star hotel. Which is run by the former Rana Bhagwant Singh of Udaipur. There is a very beautiful view of the entire lake from here and also of this hotel itself, which increases its beauty manifold in the night. The Lake Palace is one of the magnificent buildings of Udaipur, Rajasthan. There are four islands on this lake:
First- Jag Niwas, where the Lake Palace is built.
Second- Jag Mandir, where the palace with the same name is built.
Third- Mohan Temple, from where the king used to watch the annual Gangaur festival.
Fourth- Arsi Vilas, a small island which was earlier an ammunition warehouse, also has a small palace. It was built by the Maharana of Udaipur to enjoy the sunset from the lake.
So friends, do not forget this beautiful city and this lake in your trip to India, I can confidently say that you will feel more thrilled by visiting this place.
6. Manali:
Manali is a town in Kullu district in the state of Himachal Pradesh, India. It is situated at the northern end of the Kullu Valley on the banks of the Vyas River at an altitude of 1950 m (6398 ft). As soon as Manali of Himachal Pradesh is mentioned, such a picture is formed in the heart where there are mountains covered with snow, there is a flowing river, and there are very beautiful plains. This beautiful view is something that we have been seeing till date in the frames hanging on the walls of our homes. The city of Manali is named after Manu. The literal meaning of the word Manali is 'the abode of Manu'. Hidimba Devi Temple located in Manali is the most famous and religious place here. Surrounded by deodar trees from all sides, the location of this temple is captivating. Located at a distance of just 2.5 km from there, the 'Manu' temple, which is very quiet, is also a religious place, named after Manu, which you must visit. From here you get a great view of Snow Pick Mountain, which is very beautiful to see. Located at a distance of 80 km from Manali, Manikaran is a Gurudwara, where the number of devotees is in thousands every day. The location of this Gurudwara is mind-blowing, and the hot spring here is no less than a surprise even in such frost. Solang Valley, located 13 km from Manali, is no less than a paradise. Solang Valley is famous for its snow activities. Here you can enjoy all kinds of snow games, snow sports and para gliding. If you go with your family, then there are club houses for kids where children can also enjoy freely. Vasistha Temple is situated at a distance of just 2 km from Manali, this temple is also popular like all other temples, and there is a crowd of devotees every day. As much as Manali is popular for daytime activities, its beauty doubles even at night. In simple language, you can enjoy this place openly.
Manali is always popular for a perfect honeymoon destination for new couples. Because from this place they make a memorable start of their new life.
So friends, you should definitely visit Manali once in your life, I hope this information will be useful for you.
7. Palolem Beach, Goa:
Palolem Beach is located in the Canacona Taluka of the southern tip of Goa. It is about 40 minutes away from the district headquarter roads of South Goa. This beach is about 1 mile long, and is known for its serenity and stunning views.
Palolem Beach is about 2 hours away from North Goa, so if you are planning a Goa trip anytime, then you should stay in South Goa as the location of Palolem Beach is also South Side. Palolem Beach is also known for its beautiful collections. And if you are a female traveler then definitely you will not be able to take your eyes off this market. In the meantime, you will also find many delicious street foods, there are also different types of restaurants, you can also visit it. After reaching the beach, you will also get a parking area which has different charges for 2 wheeler and 4 wheeler. Meanwhile, you also get beach side hut stays as per the daily charges for staying. And if you are going to spend a few days here, then you should stay at the Jarus Inn Huts so that you can have a great view of the beach as well as night. Here you can enjoy a variety of water activities, such as: kayaking, boat ride, etc. And from here the rest of the South Goa beaches, which are called Agonda, Butterfly Beaches, are very close. And after coming to the South Side, do not forget to visit Netravali Waterfall. And when you are at Palolem Beach, then definitely do Kayaking. 200 per person charges. First you will be given its training, then you can take it to Monkey Island, this island is very close to Palolem Beach. Or you can also enjoy the beautiful sunset while kayaking.
From Palolem Beach, you will get opportunities to visit three more islands which are: Monkey Island, Butterfly Beach and Honeymoon Beach.
And when you reach these beaches, you will get to see another beautiful view which is called Turtle Rock, it is a turtle shaped rock which is in the middle of the sea. And if you are lucky, you might even get to see some dolphins during the boat ride.
So friends, I hope that this information will be of great use to you during your journey.
8. Nubra Valley, Ladakh:
Nubra means 'Valley of Flowers'. It is also known as 'The Garden of Ladakh'. Located at an altitude of 10,000 feet, Nubra Valley is 155 km north of Ladakh's capital Leh. While leaving Leh, you will first cross Khardung La pass, and then come to Khalsar. From Khalsar, the road divides into 2 directions. One towards Shyok river and the other towards Nubra river. The Nubra Valley of Y shape falls between these two rivers.
So after knowing the Nubra location, now we know, what are the main attractions of Nubra Valley? Where are their locations:
1. Khardung La Top : This is the highest motorable pass in the world (approximately 18380 feet) Khardung La Key Drives is one of the most beautiful drives in the world.
2. Khalsar: Here you can ride ATV. The attractions along the Shyok river are Hunder, Diskit and Turtuk, and those on the banks of the Nubra river are: Panamik, Tiger and Sumur villages. If you want to see all these places then it will take you at least 3 days. Staying in Nubra Valley is a fun experience in itself. Budget hostels, guest houses, resorts and desert camps are all available here. You can book whatever you want. Leh is at an altitude of about 11,562 feet. As soon as you reach here, you will start feeling the lack of oxygen in the air. So you have to acclimatize well. Now you will think that what is this acclimatize? So let me tell you that acclimatize means to adapt to a new climate change. It is well known to all of you that as we move towards the height, the lack of oxygen in the air starts feeling. So our body takes some time to adjust the oxygen level. So this adjustment is called acclimatizing. And you also have to take special care of one thing that you have an innerline permit, this is a valid pass for 3 weeks for your Leh Ladakh, which is issued by the government there. Through this pass you can roam the whole of Ladakh for 3 weeks.
Trip to Nubra Valley is a very adventurous trip. Which adventurers will enjoy very much, then friends, all the best to you for such a beautiful journey.
9. Valley Of Flowers, Uttaranchal:
Valley of Flowers National Park This is the name of the Valley of Flowers. It is in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand state of India. So friends, first of all we will talk that how do we reach here? So you can reach here via By Bus, By Train or Flight. So if you are coming by flight then the nearest airport is Jolly Grant Airport of Dehradun. After reaching the airport, you will have to reach Govind Ghat by taxi or bus from there. And friends, if you are coming by train then you have to come from your city to Haridwar, Rishikesh or Dehradun. These three are the nearest railway stations, you can come to any one of the three. You will get trains to here from all the major cities of the country. Then from the station you leave for Govind Ghat, which is about 25 kms from Badrinath Dham. On the other hand, if we talk about the distance of these three stations from Govind Ghat, then Govind Ghat will be about 303 kms from Dehradun. Whereas its distance from Haridwar is 290 kms. And the distance from Rishikesh to Govind Ghat is 268 kms. So you can come to any of these stations as per your convenience. And even if you are coming by bus, then your dropping points will be the same locations and the onward journey will also have to be done in the same way. After reaching Govind Ghat, you will have to travel further till Pulahna. The distance from Govind Ghat to Pulhna is about 4 kms. For which you will get a lot of sharing taxis from Govind Ghat. Then from Pulhana you have to go to Ghangaria which is about 11 kms. From Pulhna to Ghangaria, you will have to go by trekking, which means you will have to travel on foot. Since the views of the roads are quite beautiful, then you will not want to miss these views. And if you do not want to travel on foot, then you will also get the option of horses. And there is also a third option which is of helicopter, if you want, you can also enjoy helicopter ride. So you should start the journey as early as possible in the morning as the route from Pulahna to Ghangaria passes through dense forests and rivers. And the journey will be around 5 to 6 hours. So you should complete this journey before nightfall. Because the danger of wild animals increases greatly at night. By reaching Ghanghariya you will find hotels to stay. Where you can rest and start the rest of the journey the next day. There are also Gurudwaras in Ghangaria which provide you rooms free of cost, and you will also get free food from the langar here. Which you can eat and fill your stomach. You will not be charged any charges for this. Then the next morning you have to leave for a visit to the Valley of Flowers. Start the journey as early as possible in the morning as you will also have to return before 5 in the evening. The Valley of Flowers is about 3 km from Ghangaria. The view of this valley is very beautiful, or rather a mesmerizing view. You will not find any shot or any kind of food items in this valley, so take special care to keep some food and drink with you. So that you do not have to miss the sight of this beautiful plaintiff due to hunger and thirst while roaming. And yes friends, along with eating and drinking, take special care of the cleanliness of that valley. Do not spread any kind of dirt. As you move forward in this valley, you will see Lakshman Ganga which is famous by the name of Pushpawat river. The views of this river are very beautiful. By reaching this valley, you will experience a different world, you will feel as if you are in heaven. Believe me friends, the view of this valley is very beautiful. When you see the clouds colliding with the mountains, you will feel yourself inside those clouds.
A living example of the beauty of nature is the Valley of Flowers.
So friends don't delay and enjoy these sights as soon as possible.
10. Sand Dune Jaisalmer:
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