Kerala is a state found in the far south-west of India on the Malabar Coast. It’s an important tourist destination thanks to its easy way of life and incredible scenery, which includes a tropical forest, hidden sea inlets and archetypal beaches. Visitors to the town of Kovalam can take a romantic boat trip through the lush fauna of the Keralan backwaters, a magical experience that’s popular with honeymooners.
12. Gandikota Gorge, Andhra Pradesh
Visitors of India who want to look beyond beaches, backwaters and hills would do well to take a trip to the small village of Gandikota in Andhra Pradesh. Nestled on the banks of the River Pennar, not only does it boast a magnificent ancient fort, but its nearby gorge is a spectacular sight situated amidst beautiful hills and wild forest.
13. Beaches in West Bengal
West Bengal offers a number of attractive beaches that bring numerous visitors to the area. Tajpur Beach is busy on the weekends but can be surprisingly peaceful during the week, while Digha (pictured) is a magnificent shallow sand beach in the East Midnapore district of the state.
14. Nanda Devi, Uttarakhand
Nanda Devi is the 2nd tallest mountain in India and the 23rd highest in the world. Rising to a height of 25,643 ft (7816m), it sits in a national park that has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1988. The peak’s name means ‘Bliss-Giving Goddess’ and the mountain is regarded as the patron deity of the Uttarakhand Himalaya.
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