India is renowned for its varied cultures and landscapes. The thrill and unadulterated beauty of the many locations across the country can instantly give way to a calm and comfortable setting. We promise that the amazing travelogue will go on forever if you set out to discover all of the nation’s hidden gems. India offers a number of undiscovered gems, including hiking on the frozen Chadar Lake, lodging in the Sethal Valley’s Igloos, touring Orissa’s vanished beaches, and much more. These are five lesser-known locations that promise amazing experiences.
Want to have an experience that goes beyond accepted scientific conventions? See Ladakh’s Magnetic Hill. Scientists have long been baffled by this unusual occurrence on the hills at an amazing elevation of 14,000 feet above sea level. It is situated on the Leh-Kargil route and has a tendency to drag cars uphill at 10 to 15 kmph. In addition, the location provides breathtaking views of the nearby hills.
Lake Loktak in Manipur
Manipur’s Loktak Lake is sometimes referred to as a “floating island.” The distinctiveness of this location is further enhanced by the fact that local fisherman and wildlife, including the endangered Sangai deer, call the circular floating masses of vegetation home. We are certain that you have never seen an ecology like this before. It is perfect for eco-tourists and animal lovers and can be explored by boat. In addition, one of them is even the site of a national park.
Goa’s Morjim Beach
Would you be able to locate stars beneath your feet? After that, you must go to Morjim Beach in North Goa. In addition to the calm and beautiful scenery, the beach is well-known for being a nesting site for the endangered Olive Ridley turtles and—above all—for phytoplanktons, which give the impression that the ground is an illuminated galaxy. The Havelock Islands in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Betalbatim Beach in Goa, Bangaram Beach, Lakshadweep, Thiruvanmiyur Beach, Chennai, and Radhanagar Beach also exhibit a comparable bioluminescence effect.
In Maharashtra, Naneghat
The uphill waterfall at Naneghat, Maharashtra, is another unusual occurrence that defies gravity. You only need to relocate a few kilometers and three hours away from Mumbai during the monsoon season to have this incredible experience. Located in Maharashtra’s Western Ghats, the historic mountain pass was created in the first century BCE. Here, the waterfall’s velocity and force are so great that the water begins to flow upward shortly after it has descended.
Uttarakhand, Roopkund
The northern Indian state of Uttarakhand is home to several fantastical spots with amazing vistas and ideal trekking conditions. But among the most eerie is the hike to the enigmatic skeleton lake at Roopkund, which is situated at a great height above the ground. There are over 800 remains here that date to 850 AD, although it is still unclear how those people got there. Many tourists set off on a voyage each year to uncover the secret, returning with a bag full of experiences.
