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Top 5 Heavenly Peaceful Locations in India
With the COVID-19 virus rampaging throughout the world causing people to shelter in their homes for most of the last few months, in this blog we are going to share some names of destinations in India where you can visit with your friends and family in Post COVID World.
Peaceful Location in India
Peaceful Locations
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Sometimes, you will choose those locations where crowds are less or even no crowd, and that place is completely hidden from most people. this article is for you, people. you can choose your favorite location where you can go for a beautiful trip and make your trip memorable. have a look below...
Escape the noise by traveling to these 5 most peaceful places in India. if you are looking for a peaceful and avoid the crowds then these locations going to be the best for you.
Peaceful Locations in India
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1. Nubra Valley, Ladakh
Nubra valley is in the Indian union territory of Ladakh, it is known for its orchards, scenic views, Bactrian camels, and monasteries. Nubra valley is also known as the orchard of Ladakh and ladumra, which meant the valley of flowers. in Nubra valley, you will get peace and you will feel better.
2. The Backwaters of Kerla
The place is called backwater because the water of the lake is fresh that comes from the river this is used for paddy field whenever the need of it and after that lake water goes ahead and merges with the ocean of Kochi. Vembanad Kayal is the longest backwater in Kerala.
3. Coorg, Karnataka
Coorg is Scotland of India, Coorg is an evergreen place, and the weather of this place remains pleasant throughout the year. you can visit Coorg at any time of the year. top things to do in Coorg is Abbey falls, talakaveri, golden temple, raja's seat, barapole river, Nagarhole national park. you can observe things here, that will be amazing.
4. Dudhsagar Falls, Goa
Dudhsagar waterfall, located about 60 kilometers from Panaji in Goa, is one of India’s tallest waterfalls and can make an idea hangout for taking a temporary break from the usual work-centered life. The most striking thing about this four-tiered waterfall is the color of the water changes from blue to white as the water gushes down from the top tier to the bottom tier, it is such a gorgeous sight to the eyes of the onlookers and you mustn’t miss taking snapshots of this natural wonder. The entry is open for the public between 6:00 is to 5:00 pm.
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How to Reach: One cannot reach directly to Dudhsagar waterfalls. The easiest way of getting there is to take a flight to Goa to land at Goa Airport, also known as Dabolim Airport. From the airport, take a taxi to the nearby Madgaon village, from Madgaon you can hop on a luxury bus to travel a distance of 40 km to reach Mollem village and then hire a jeep from there to reach the picturesque waterfall.
Best time to visit: The months of Oct to May, when the monsoon season has just ended and there is an abundance of water in the waterfall are perfect for sightseeing the Dudhsagar waterfalls.
5. Kasol, Himachal Pradesh
Known For: Parvati River Kheerganga Trek Manikaran Gurudwara
This hushed and pristine village is an ideal place just to be and let go, walkthrough and chill around, with sceneries and landscapes borrowed from paradise and distinct culture from its frequent Israeli visitors. With its glittering markets and breathtaking views, this is a magic spell in Hebrew, which will leave you asking for more. One of the most popular places to chill in India, Kasol has been infamous for its prevalent cannabis culture.
Best Time for Visit: October to June
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