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India is certainly one of the few places in the world which is a complete package for every traveller. From adventure seekers to history lovers and photographers to nature lovers, it has become one of the most preferred destinations for everyone.
However, still there are innumerable places in India that no one knows about. These spots are far away from the eyes of offbeat travellers too. How about getting yourself to these hidden beauties which really deserve to be unveiled?
Wouldn't you love to discover new places and get them under the limelight? If you are always keen on finding new trails and unspoken spots, then these spellbinding places in India are certainly your destinations. Scroll down to learn more about these unknown places and their respective splendours.
1. Tinchuley
Located in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal at a distance of about 25 km from the core settlement of Darjeeling, Tinchuley is a tiny yet mesmerising village located atop a hill at an elevation of about 5850 feet. It is popular amongst locals for its scenic beauty which comprises of Himalayan views and an unpolluted environment.
Hidden in the towering ranges of West Bengal, Tinchuley is an ideal spot for offbeat travellers as it has in store a lot to offer its visitors. From capturing the unseen magnificence of the Himalayas to savouring the grandeur of tea gardens and learning about ancient monasteries to visiting orange orchards, you will have a lot of options in this scenic hilly region. Don't you think Tinchuley needs to be explored now?
2. Bhalukpong
The natural splendour of the West Kemang district in Arunachal Pradesh, Bhalukpong is a rare beauty which cannot be found everywhere in India. Characterised by surreal setting comprising of rivers, forests, grasslands and colourful farms, Bhalukpong seems like a beauty sprawling in the lanes of heaven.
Due to presence of several waterbodies, one can also go rafting, angling and canoeing here. It is located at a distance of about 50 km from Tezpur and hence, it is easily accessible by road. If you are looking for a spot where you can get in touch with the raw nature, then Bhalukpong is one place you should add to your bucket list. Where else you can find such an amazing amalgamation of nature and tranquillity?
3. Kaas Plateau
Ever been to any place where a squashy meadow turns into a world of flowers every monsoon? If not, then you must consider visiting Kaas Plateau which is located in the Satara district of Maharashtra and has also been inscribed on the list of UNESCO World Natural Heritage Sites. Witnessing the vast expansion of colourful farms as you relax in its soothing atmosphere is certainly an experience every offbeat traveller would love to gain.
Home to hundreds of species of flowers, shrubs and herbs, Kaas Plateau, also known as Kas Sadas, is one of the biodiversity hotspots in India and is heaven for butterfly lovers as well. Apart from enjoying the magical beauty of nature at Kaas Plateau, you can also explore nearby attractions and visit Vajrai Waterfall, Kaas Lake and Sajjangad Fort.
4. Dharchula
An incredible beauty flourishing in the Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand, Dharchula is popular amongst locals for its rich history and age-old culture. However, the major beauty of Dharchula lies in its sky-high mountains and dazzling lakes.
Apart from pristine natural beauty, it also houses several destinations of religious importance. Therefore, it is also considered a pilgrimage centre amongst Hindus. Nestled beautifully on the banks of Kali river, the enchanting town of Dharchula is overlooked by the Himalayan Range and hence, it is a perfect place to photograph the unblemished nature.
The major places which you must explore here include Narayan Ashram, Mansarovar Lake, Chirkila Dam and Kali river. If you are looking for a place where you can get lost in introspection, then Dharchula is a must-visit spot for you.
5. Pelling
A tourist spot in the making, Pelling is a small hill station in the West Sikkim district and is characterised by waterfalls and monasteries. Inhabited by Buddhists, Pelling is a wonderful destination in India where you can feel the beauty of an uncrowded and peaceful environment.
From lazing by the waterfalls to savouring the lush vegetation of its gardens and exploring monasteries to climbing rocky hills, there is a lot to do within the boundaries of Pelling. The major places here include Kanchenjunga Waterfall, Sanga Choeling Monastery, Pemayangtse Monastery, Changey Waterfall, Rock Garden and Khecheopalri Lake. Don't you think it is difficult to find such an amazing place in India? So, why refrain from packing your bags now?
