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India is a diverse country, it is home to not only cultural and linguistic areas but also to natural terrain terminals including valleys, mountains, rivers, flora and fauna. Our country is home to the most fascinating and mesmerizing places and the best part is the Himalayas which are high mountain ranges. The Kanchenjunga ranges, Garhwal Himalayas and the Karakoram ranges are the top three names of India's Highest Peaks Such as

Kanchenjunga, Nanda Devi and Kamet. Kanchenjunga is the highest mountain peak in India, ranked 3rd highest peak in the world with an elevation of 8,586 m (28,169 ft). It is situated at the border of India and Nepal in the Himalayas range in Sikkim.

Here are the 6 Highest and magnificent peaks of India Himalaya Range

Kangchenjunga

Nanda Devi Peak

Kamet Peak

Saltoro Kangri Peak

Saser Kangri Peak

Mamostong Kangri Peak

1. Kangchenjunga Peak

Kanchanjanga is the highest mountain peak in India and the third highest peak in the world.The literal meaning of ''Knchanjanga'' is the "Five Treasures Of snow"(Namely Gold, Silver, Gemas, Grain and Holy books). Kanchenjunga is located at the border of India and Nepal in the great Himalayas Range.The south base camps at a level of 4,740 meters are the most preferred as it is less arduous compared to north base camps at the level of 5,140 meters. Both bases camp give mesmerizing and breathtaking views of the magnificent Kanchenjunga.

Height - 8,586

Location - Sikkim

Also, Read https://shwetatom.blogspot.com/2020/05/explore-indias-top-5-river-treks-in.html

2.  Nanda Devi Peak

Nanda Devi is the second highest mountain peak in India. It is suited in the Garhwal Himayals and region in the state of Uttrakhand. Nanda Devi is the highest summit in the two massifs another one is called Nanda Devi eas, located at the easter part.In the vicinity of Nanda Devi, lies Nanda Devi National Park which is one of the high altitude national park in India. It is home some most amazing flora and fauna Like snow lapped red fox and Himalayan musk deer are some of the most exclusive wildlife the park. The Garhwal region is one of the most popular destinations for the trek.

Height - 7,816 m

Location - Uttrakhand

3. Kamet Peak

Kamet Peak is the third highest Peak in India. Kamet is the highest summit in the Zaskar mountain Range of Garhwal region in the Chamoli District of Uttarakhand. Surrounded by three other towering peaks, it is situated quite close to Tibet. Additionally, Kamet is located north of the main range, making it a remote and rugged site for access and trekking activities.

Hight - 7,756 m

Location - Uttrakhand

4. Saltoro Kangri Peak

Saltoro Kangri Peak is the fourth highest peak in India. The Saltoro Kangri is the highest peak of Saltoro Mountain ranges, a subrange of Karakoram (the biggest range of greater Himalaya mountains). Saltoro is home of the longest glaciers in the world, namely the Siachen Glacier. It is ranked as the 31st highest independent mountain peak in the world.

Height - 7,742 m

Location -  Jammu and Kashmir

5. Saser Kangri Peak

Saser Kangri is the fifth highest peak in India and 35th highest mountain in the world. The Saser Kangri is a group of five brothers with an elevation of 25,171 ft. Here are the five brothers with there high altitude. Saser Kangri I - 7,672 m, Saser Kangri II - 7,518 m, Saser Kangri II - 7,500 m, Saser Kangri III - 7,495 m, Saser Kangri IV - 7,416 m.

Height - 7,627 m

Location - Jammu and Kashmir

6. Mamostong Kangri Peak

Mamostonga Kangri is the sixth highest peak in India. Mamostong Kangri is located in the remote area of the Siachen Glacier, It is on 48th ranked foe independent peaks in the world. Due to its remote location, the Momostang Kangri remains one of the least explored mountain peaks in India.

Height - 7,516 m

We have heard a lot about mystical nature and some of us are very curious to find them and want to see them very closely. The three elements Air, Water, and land which is filled with a mysterious. I think the best is to explore is water. Water has more mysterious places which are more curious to know. So, the ocean has Uncounted and untouchable hidden secrets.  Ranging from the school of fish to terrifying monsters fishes all are hidden in the big deep ocean. The underwater life is more interesting after the ''Finding Nimo'' and ''Aquaman'' Films These are the best example to know what else is inside those depths.A scuba diving lover knows the magic of the ocean. India gains more popularity for scuba diving in the last few years Spots like Andaman and Nicobar, Lakshadweep, Pondecherry and more. Andaman and Pondecherry also have a certification program and train you to become an expert for deep-sea diving. What Is Wreck Diving Oceans are cruel many times. Typhoons, high waves currents often damage ships, more are submerged into the big deep ocean's and settle down on the surface there. Many wrecks site has been discovered in past. Divers are used to satisfied there zeal to enjoy the mysterious underwater life from a very different perspective and the activity known as Wreck Diving. Best mysterious Places to Enjoy Wreck Diving The Indian sea route is now the biggest trade routes and has an open relationship with many countries. In the past few years, ships have been discovered in different parts of India coasts. with adventure tourism booming in India, wreck diving is becoming in India, Wreck diving is becoming a more interesting sport among the expert divers. Also, read https://shwetatom.blogspot.com/2020/04/best-6-enchanted-cave-diving-sites-must.html 1. Andaman and Nicobar

The popular wreck diving site in Andaman is known as Vinnie’s Wreck which is located near Havelock Island. Compared to other sunken ships, this is fairly new, only 30 years old. This is the only shipwreck where going inside the ship is not possible since the metal has not started rotting yet. Still, it is a great spot to enjoy colonies of fish as the wreck site is slowly being converted to an artificial reef. Other popular wreck sites include the Inket at Duncan Island. Inket was a Japanese Ship stationed here during World War 2. The clear water offers uninterrupted views of the hatches and cargo hold area. How to apply – Barefoot Scuba and Lacadives conduct a number of diving programs here along with training sessions for beginners and advanced levels.

2. Pondicherry

Pondicherry is on top because it is the most accessible of all the places for wreck diving experience. Being an awesome spot for scuba diving in general, Pondicherry has a number of sunken shops settled permanently on the sea’s surface. Many of these ships are from the time when The Dutch and French settlers arrived here and were met with resistance. Today these sunken ships on the coast of Pondicherry serve spots of wreck diving.

How to apply – Temple Adventures conducts diving in Pondicherry. They also provide scuba training which a much better option than travelling all the way to Andaman and burning a huge hole in your pocket.

3. Goa

when talking about Shipwrecks, diving and oceans Goa is the best to choose. Adventure lovers can head to these dive sites where many old Portuguese ships are still lying on the surface and many of which have now turned into artificial corals. Many believe that different corners of Goa are dotted with more than 600 shipwrecks. St George’s Reef Wreck is probably the most popular dive site in Goa. Double Boiler and SS Rita are another two of the wrecks that are popular diving points. SS Rita or Suzy’s Wreck is resting near Grande Island. With time, this British Ship turned into an artificial Coral, providing a breeding spot for marine life. How to apply – Baracuda Diving and Dive Goa offer a trip to various wreck sites.

4. Lakshadweep

The remotest group of islands is a dream destination for any Indian traveller.  Among all the spots where the diving is conducted, Bangaram Islands is one of the favourites. The reason, it is the site of Princess Royal shipwreck. This 200-year-old British battleship was sunken by the French. Since the water visibility is the clearest in Lakshadweep, it is a fun experience to see the remains of the ship up close which is also dotted by marine life.Lacadives also conducts diving programs in Lakshadweep while they are mainly based in Andaman. Lak Scuba is also an experienced diving company based in Lakshadweep. 

How to apply – You can find out more about diving programs in Lakshadweep with Padi India 5. Vishakhapatnam 

Travel is the best way to explore, it is full to experience, unseen things, nature miracles. On earth, there is such a magical place that you will feel like you're in a safe haven. The world is stuffed with amazing unexplored places, while some are still untouched and unseen. the page of history marks several places like treasures, magical places etc. Every Place Seems like a wonderland or dreamland of your dream world. Here are some places which you going to love them and want to visit once in life.

Here are the Places

Cave of Chile Chico

Lake Hillier

The Black Forest

Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe Kassel

Mendenhall Ice Caves

Tunnel of Love

Fly Geyser

Blood Falls

1. Cave of Chile Chico

This cave located far from the road, through the formation of port routes in water the cave is accessible only by boat. this cave is one of the best rock in the world and smooth layer structure exhibits wearing blue hues this world together, The best time of the year to visit the Marble Caves is roughly between September and February when the ice melts feeding the lake, the colour of the lakes are changing during the seasons is particularly enchanting turquoise.

2. Lake Hillier

Lake Hillier is a saline lake on the edge of middle Island with the help of the island. It has a strawberry shake colour which is notable. The living organisms Present in Lake Hillier are microorganism including Dunaliella salina, red algae which cause the salt content in the lake, which helps produce the strawberry shake colour. as long as people don't drink the liquid they come for a swim without worry.

3. The Black Forest

The Black Forest is a mountain region int the border of Germany and France. this place is mostly visited by local and seems like a fairy tale written by Brothers Grimm. it is famous for lakes, waterfall and dark green forest. The black Forest doesn't allow the much volume of sun raise that make more curious. Old world architecture, fascinating half-timbered houses with a ruined castle are the main attractions of the Black Forest.

4. Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe Kassel

Bergpark is the second-largest park on a hill slope in the world. It has been UNESCO world heritage site from 2013. Park has a 300-year-old hydro-pneumatic waterwork system; castle-shaped building crowned with a giant statue of Hercules.

5. Mendenhall Ice Caves

Magic in the Mendenhall Ice Caves, where water runs over rocks and under frozen bright-blue ceilings inside a partially hollow glacier. where the water runs through the cave and the ceiling glows with the blue hollow glacier. Cave itself is a fantasy world enclosed in ice walls.

Also Read:

https://shwetatom.blogspot.com/2020/05/explore-something-out-of-box-top-5-ice.html

6. Tunnel of Love

The name was given by local people to this fairytale track. It is not every day you get on the train and find yourself surrounded by natural green. The romantic setting earned this stretch of track its nickname, the “Tunnel of Love.” It’s also called the Green Mile Tunnel, for the bright leafy branches that arch over the railway. The tunnel is at its lushest during the spring and summer when the trees are at the peak of their leafiness, but the colourful foliage of fall and snow-covered branches of winter make for captivating sights as well. couples who sincerely make a wish, it will come true. This might be a new romantic place to discover.

7. Fly Geyser

Human interference and natural geothermal pressure created a multicolour geological wonder. Around 100 years ago a well was drilled for farming purpose located in black rock desert. By accident, geothermal boiling water around 200 degrees was hit and later on 10-12 foot calcium carbonate cone-shaped geyser was formed. It is open for the public to see from one distance.

8. Blood Falls

If you’re a photographer or a traveller who wants to witness the Northern Lights, you’ve come to the right place. For all the die-hard Aurora-chaser, Northern Lights Imagen the sky with a dark canvas, upon which an invisible hand-paints in fluorescent colours of green and blue. Such the feeling of seeing the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) For the very first time Such magic I never have seen. Although to witness the spectral Northern Lights are the destination most popular in Norway and Sweden and also stretches across Finland, Iceland, Green land and Canada.Northern Lights are more power full in the month of February-March and September- October.

Here are the top 5 Places

Abisko, Sweden

Lapland, Finland

Reykjavik, Iceland

Fairbanks, USA

The Faroe Islands, Denmark

1. Abisko, Sweden

Sweden is an ideal place to witness the Northern Lights, Abisko, Sweden tops the list owing to its unique microclimate.  There is the ICEHOTEL, mountainous Abisko National Park, the local Sami culture, and plentiful reindeer. The climate here is different from its surrounding areas because of the 43-mile long Torneträsk Lake. The Lake helps create the famous and clear of clouds no matter how the surrounding weather conditions are. The Northern Lights here show themselves in the form of curtains, spirals, arcs or coronas.

Where to Go: Mid September to Late March

2. Lapland, Finland

Finland known for its vast subarctic wilderness, ski resorts and natural phenomena including the midnight sun and the Northern Lights. This is the official home of Santa clause! Lapland is one of the best places to see the northern light, This silent movie by nature, you will get the unforgettable experience that will you never forget. Also, you can take reindeer or husky ride on a sledge, through the snowy forest. The best part is Glass igloo that gave a brilliant view lie down stares up the sky and watches a beautiful silent movie of northern lights

When to Go: August to April

3. Reykjavik, Iceland

These elusive lights can be experienced best in Reykjavik, especially on a clear, crisp night, where they appear in myriads hue and intensity, either twirling gently in shades of turquoise or seldom blazing in a wild and vibrant dance across the night sky. The Aurora is active you can see them even in downtown Reykjavík. Then you can easily spot them beautiful, mystical lights even inside the city, despite the light pollution! Within Reykjavik, you can best spot the Northern Lights along the coast or from the Grotta lighthouse, just a 10 minutes drive from the city.

When to Go: September to April

4. Fairbanks, USA

The most dependable spot in Alaska is Fairbanks. Fairbanks is under the Aurora Oval where Auroras are seen most frequently. The University of Alaska also forecasts Aurora to help schedule your trip to Alaska. According to the Fairbanks Visitors Bureau, if you visit Fairbanks for at least three days between September and March, you have an 80 per cent chance to witness the spectacular phenomenon that the Northern Lights is.

When to Go: September to March

5. The Faroe Islands, Denmark

Denmark sees the mesmerizing light shows when the weather cooperates. Best known for Puffins, there are 18 islands where you can expect to see the Northern Lights. Provided that the weather conditions are right, The Faroe Islands are the perfect place to witness the Northern Lights

As we are adventure lovers, We have innumerable trails to explore and unimaginable beauty but trekking is one of the most popular adventure sports in India, famous world-wide. It's a lifetime experience, which gives you a high adrenaline rush and a chance to come close to the wonders of nature. The Himalayas offers several trekking routes, which range from being easy to extremely difficult. Such trails are a mix of flora, fauna, man-made structures, cultural experiences, religious delights and much more. If you too are in search of such wonderful pleasures, then

I choose the best of 5 treks here

Kashmir Great Lakes Trek

Hampta Pass Trek

Roopkund Trek (CURRENTLY NON - OPERATIONAL)

Kedarnath Trek

Brahmatal Lakes Trek

1. Kashmir Great Lakes Trek

Really want to see snow patches sliding off the mountains into the beautiful lake? This is exactly what you will witness in Kashmir Great Lakes trek. Not just this, you can even find white icebergs floating on the lake’s surface making the lake Mesmerising. The shores are filled with lush green grassland and walking along it gives you a soothing experience. The Kashmir Great Lake Trek is a 7-day trek covering some of the most mesmerizing and breathtaking views of 7 high altitude alpine lakes, enthralling meadows, the highest pass at 13750 feet Gadsar Pass, and horses running free and wild.  

Starting Point: Shitkadi

Highlights: Kishansar and Harmukh peaks

Altitude: 13800 feet

Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult  

Best time to visit: July to September

Total distance: 72 km

2. Hampta Pass Trek

Hampta Pass is one of the famous treks in India that offers a scenic landscape, glacial valleys, and curvy green meadows. This is an unusual pass that starts from the lush valley and goes up to the high mountains giving you a panoramic view of the Lahaul valley below. You will witness a mix of terrains from rocky hills and fresh valleys to stunning grassland with wildflowers and a moderate trail. This trek is a crossover trek from the lush and green Kullu valley crossing rivers and walking through the valley and crossing Hampta pass at 14000 feet to the barren desert of Spiti valley. You can expect snow in June and July whereas from July to October you can expect greenery. To top it all you get to see Chandratal lake at 14000 feet which are at a distance of 60 km by road from Chatru (the place where the trek ends)

Starting Point: Manali

Highlights: Dhauladhar and Deo Tibet peaks

Altitude: 14100 feet

Difficulty: Moderate

Best time to visit: mid-June to mid-October

Total distance: 32 km

3. Roopkund Trek (CURRENTLY NON-OPERATIONAL)

Avid trekkers love Roopkund trek. You can enjoy the beauty of untouched forests, White Glacier, gurgling streams and breathtaking meadows. You will trek through forests of alpine and fir, Rhododendron, and Oak trees. Roopkund Glacier Lake is a highlight and a perfect spot for photography. Whether you want to walk along the streams or sleep in a pretty campsite, Roopkund trek will be your ideal journey.

Starting Point: Lohajung

Highlights: Kedarnath, Kedar Dom, Trishul, Chaukhamba range, Neelkanth peak,

Altitude: 15696 feet

Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult

Best time to visit: April to June

Total distance: 54 km

4. Kedarkantha Trek

This is one of the best treks in the Uttarakhand giving you a terrific view of the virgin forests and snow-capped trees all over. If you trek from December to April, you can witness the best snowfall with extreme chillness ideal for avid trekkers. From the Kedarkantha base camp to the summit, you can get a panoramic view of snow-covered mountains at your eye level. This is one of the only treks where you can submit a peak with the mesmerizing view in winters. Kedarkantha trek is one of the best treks in India during the winter season

Starting Point: Sankri village

Highlights: Jaonti, Draupadi ka Danda, Jorkanden, Gangotri, Chansil Pass, Rupin valley, Dhauladhar range, Har ki Dun valley, etc

Altitude: 12500 feet

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

Best time to visit: December to April

Total distanc: 22 km

Also read:

https://shwetatom.blogspot.com/2020/05/a-complete-tour-guide-for-kedarnath-trek.html

5. Brahmatal Lake Trek

If you are a beginner then the is best of shape go for Brahmatal lake trek which is an ideal trek in the Himalayan region. The trails will take you through some of the ancient dense forests that have rhododendron and oak trees. You can easily view stunning mountains while passing through the scenic village. You will experience one of the outstanding campsites and an array of mesmerizing mountains in the trek.

Starting Point: Kathgodam

Highlights: Lohajung, Bekaltal , Brahmatal, Khabekhal

Altitude: 12,250feet

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

Best time to visit: Dec-March

Total distance: 24 km

How about spending the summer weekend under the Sun by soothing the senses and escaping the heat?  Yes, I'm talking about the splish-splash and the thrills of water rides at the most amazing wave pool, the wave pool is a tradition of every water park/amusement park. The wave pool is the major attraction of every child and older person nowadays. The wave pool is basically a swimming pool where artificially generated, similar to the ocean, equally large waves. Which gives you a feel the same as an ocean wave.

Also Read:

https://shwetatom.blogspot.com/2020/05/indias-6-biggest-and-wildest-roller.html

Here I listed some water amusement park

Water Kingdom, Mumbai

Oysters In Gurgaon

Adlabs Aquamagica, Off Mumbai – Pune Expressway

Dreamworld Water Park, Thrissur

Aquatica In Kolkata

Maniar Wonderland, Ahmedabad

1. Water Kingdom, Mumbai

The  oldest water park in India – Water Kingdom – is a part of Essel World. Perfect Place for visitors remedies to beat the heat. It is not only the biggest water park in India but also the biggest one in Asia. Crowded by students on picnic and families, it is a renowned tourist place for a summer retreat in Mumbai.  Also, it is an ideal destination for a family outing that ensures a day full of fun and frolic.

Popular rides - What-a-Coaster, Brat zone, Goofers Lagoon, Wetlantic, The Lagoon, and Adventure Amazonia

Opening Time - 10 am – 8 pm

Entry fee - INR,600 for children, INR, 950 for adults, INR, 300 for senior citizens

2. Oysters, Gurgaon

Gurgaon becomes one big mess with the combination of summer heat and City life. So, where shall we find a stress buster? Well, Oyster- Gurgaon can be one of the best places to help you. This water park in Gurgaon is packed with water activities and attractions that are enough to make you forget about the cruel summer. Though there are a number of water rides in Oyster.

Popular rides - Thunderstorm, Lazy River, Skyfall, Rapid Racer, Pirate Station, Oh-My-Gurgaon, and Wave Pool

Opening Time - 11 am – 7 pm

Entry fee - Couples: INR 1000 on weekdays, INR 1500 on weekends, Children and Senior Citizens: INR 400

3. Adlabs Aquamagica, Off Mumbai – Pune Expressway

Its fantastic rides, lip-smacking food, and guaranteed unlimited fun make it popular among people of all age groups. A part of the Adlabs Imagica theme park, the popular water park in India offers options of twisting, turning, splashing, and merely floating around all day.

Popular rides -  Wacky waves, Floatsa, Pirate Bay, Raftaastic, Swirl Whirl, Loopy Woopy, Boomeranggo, and Zip Zap Zoom

Opening Time - 11 am – 6 pm

Entry fee - Adults: INR 950 on weekdays; INR 1150 on weekends, Children - Complimentary tickets

4. Dreamworld Water Park, Thrissur

Dreamworld boasts being the first water park in Kerala. Dreamworld is an eco-friendly water park that has planted 200 types of rare Ayurveda medicines in a herbal garden named as Oushadodhyanam. The park offers around 45 water and dry rides with thrilling digital games. So, if you have not planned a visit here, it is time that you should this year to kill that monster we have been attempting to throughout this blog! Did I tell you this Dreamworld is situated close to the famous waterfall in India- Athirappilly

Popular rides - Space Bowl, Lazy River, and Amazon River

Opening Time - 10 am – 6 pm

Entry fee - INR 600 for adult, INR 400 for senior citizens, INR 500 for children

5. Aquatica, Kolkata

The humid summer season in Kolkata can really be annoying and if at all you have no plans to visit your favourite hill station for a holiday, Darjeeling then Aquatica Water Park is the place to head out to. The main attraction of Aquatica is its Lazy River where you can spend hours and hours on pool floats sailing on its calm water… the perfect way to beat the heat.

Popular rides - Raft Slide, Black Hole, Niagara Falls, Cyclone, Wave Pool, Pendulum, and Lazy River.

Opening hours - 10 am – 6 pm

Entry fee -  INR 50 on weekdays; INR 100 on weekends

6. Maniar Wonderland, Ahmedabad

Maniar is an entertaining place for all ages. There are some rides that can help you beat the summer heat. It also has a water park indoors, so that you do not have to spend all your time outside in the sun. Apart from that, there are attractions like Jumping Cat and Wonder chair and many more that will keep you occupied. You can also play with artificial snow during a snowball fight in the indoor snowpark. What else can you ask for?

Popular rides - Aqua roller, Aqua splash, Zipline, Aqua ball

Opening Time - 10:00 AM – 8:30 PM

1. Jumpin Heights, Rishikesh  

Bungee Jumping is famous in Rishikesh and one of the most prefered bungee sport in India.  the platform is made on rocks cliff and gives you the maximum height make it worth for jump. Rishikesh is the highest point for bungee jumping location in India till date. 

Location - Jumpin Heights, located in Mohan Chatti village, Rishikesh

Cost - INR 3,000 per person

Bungee Jump Height - 83 Mtrs

Minimum Age - 12 years

2. Della Adventure in Lonavala, Maharashtra

You do not have any places to try bungee jumping in Mumbai or Pune. But located halfway between the two, Lonavala is one of the best bungee jumping spots in India. Della Adventures is one of the largest adventure parks in India and bungee jumping is one of the many experiences it has to offer. You must really give bungee jumping in Lonavala a try.

Location - Della Adventures, located in Kunegaon, Lonavala.

Cost - INR 1,500 per person

Bungee Jump Height - 45 Mtrs

Minimum Age  - 10 years

3. Ozone Adventures, Bangalore

When it comes to the non-fixed bungee jumping in India, Ozone Adventures at Bangalore top the charts. Though the management takes utmost care of the safety of people, be warned! Bungee jumping from cranes is still not as safe as is jumping from fixed platforms. So, the thrill of bungee jumping in Bangalore might not be as high, given its moderate height. But the extra danger of the crane jumping is sure to give you that extra adrenaline rush.

Location - Ozone Adventures, located on St. Mark’s Road, Bangalore.

Cost - INR 400 per person

Bungee Jump Height - 25 Mtrs platform suspended from a 40 m high crane.

Minimum Age - 18 years 4. Gravity Adventure Zone, Goa

Goa finds mention for anything and everything exciting thing in India. And bungee jumping is no exception. For those who are in Goa, spend your day experiencing the thrill of bungee jumping in Goa at the Anjuna Beach. Since the jumping platform attached to a crane is at a relatively low height, this could well be your first attempt at bungee jumping in India. At what is more? The cost is reasonable too.

Location - Gravity Adventure Zone, located on Anjuna Beach, Goa

Cost - 500 per person

Bungee Jump Height - 25 Mtrs

Minimum Age - 14 years

5. Sea Water, Goa

Sea Water Sports at Goa offers one of the best places to try your first ever bungee jumping experience. This is an extremely safe option with the venue having a number of very experienced and trained instructors which make you feel at ease and would keep guiding you. One of the best parts about this venue is its accreditation with STANZ (Standard of Australia New Zealand). The best part of this venue is the availability of different packages to suit one needs – there are custom packages if you are travelling with your family, with your friends, for kids and for corporate. These packages usually chilled beer to relax you after your jump along with delicious lunch or breakfast. Unlimited soft drinks are complimentary here. Location - Flysports Adventure Park, Vadawal, Latambarcem, Goa 

Cost - 2500 per person

Bungee Jump Height - 70 Mtrs

A small tank made with some artificial reefs, plants, lights and some plastic items one side transparent side used to place and display aquatic animal is an aquarium for fishes? For me No, fishes need large area is to live to grow to complete their life cycle.Although some aquarists have built several thousands of gallons of aquariums. Public Aquarium can be dramatically large as all the aquatics animals can live there grow their and fun there.

Here are some world largest Aquariums

The Seas with Nemo and Friends, United States

Moscow Oceanarium

Aquarium of Genoa

Aquarium of Western Australia

uShaka Marine World

Dubai Mall Aquarium

Also Read,

https://shwetatom.blogspot.com/2020/04/top-5-scuba-diving-places-in-india.html

1. The Seas with Nemo and Friends, United States

There are 5.7 gallons of water for the entire aquarium with the theme park "Finding Nemo and Friends". Largest water aquarium with all facilities. It not only inspires us to come and play and the best part is learning more about aqua life while playing. Fun "on the wings" activities teach your creatures marine biology, sharks and more. There are many varieties of aqua animals dodge stinging jellyfish, tooth anglerfish and bruise sharks.

2. Moscow Oceanarium

Moscow Oceanarium is the largest aquarium in Rusia with 6.6 million gallons, it also is known as “Moskvarium". This public aquarium situated in the centre of Moscow. Moscow Oceanarium also has a Large store where visitors can find just anything they need for their home aquarium.

3. Aquarium of Genoa

The Aquarium of Genoa in Italy is one of the largest aquariums in Europe it has 1 million gallons of water area. The aquarium’s 70 tanks reproduce marine and terrestrial habitats from throughout the world and provide a home for more than 6000 animals. Some tanks reproduce natural environments from different areas as the Mediterranean, the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean. The most spectacular ones are those housing the sharks, the dolphins and the seals.

4. Aquarium of Western Australia

Aquarium Of Western Australia is located in a coastal suburb of Perth. The largest aquarium’s main tank is 40 meters (130 ft) long and 20 meters (66 ft) wide and holds 3,000,000 litres (793,000 gallons) of seawater. It incorporates a 98 meter (322 ft) underwater tunnel. For a fee, snorkelers and divers can get even closer to the fish, sharks, and rays by joining the aquarium’s divemaster in exploring the main tank.

5. uShaka Marine World

The uShaka Marine World is a theme park located in Durban, South Africa. It contains the largest aquarium in Africa boasting 1 million gallons and 32 tanks. The marine life found in the aquarium range from small sea horses all the way through to sharks and dolphins.

6. Dubai Mall Aquarium

1. Havelock Islands (Andaman and Nicobar Islands)

Havelock Island looks like a paradise it's self. it is a very adventure and popular destination. The vibrant underwater life of the Bay of Bengal offers an ideal backdrop for scuba diving in Andaman. The island has a wide range of exotic marine life like Humpback Parrotfish, Lionfish, soft corals, The rare dugongs and schools of colourful fishes.

Best Time to Visit

The place is at its best during the months between Octobers and April, so that might just be the time to visit it otherwise the currents are simply too high and also there is a factor of monsoons.

Popular Diving Sites

Barefoot Scuba

Andaman Bubbles Scuba Diving

Scuba Lov in Dive Resort

Dive India

India Scuba Explorers

Ocean Dive Centre

Blue Corals Dive

Eco Diver

Dive India Outbound

Ocean Tribe Scuba

Approximate Cost

Package rates are somewhere between INR 4500- INR 6000 Per Person. Please make sure you have a clear medical certificate form beforehand.

2. Bangaram, Lakshadweep

Scuba diving in Bangaram Island is both thrilling and daring. It is one of the most attractive places that offer Scuba Diving in India. You lose yourself in the blue transparent lagoons and coves with manta rays, turtle, vibrant fishes and shark and whale occasionally.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Bangaram Islands is between October and March due to calm seas. Just make sure to carry your passport wherever you go.

Popular Diving Sites

Laccadives

Aggati Island

Bangarram Island

Approximate Cost

Ranges from INR 4000- INR 7000 Per Person.

3. The Aravind Wall, Pondicherry

One of the most famous scuba diving site in Pondicherry. The place is characterised by the number of different and unique sea creatures like lionfish, butterflyfish and also a variety of sea snakes. If one is lucky, one can also see the Honeycomb Moray Eel in the Wall. The place is conveniently connected to airways.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit this place is between December and March when the temperature is appropriate and seas are calm.

Popular Diving Sites

Temple Adventures

Approximate Cost

INR 3500- INR 6000 non-swimmers/fun swimming Per Person.

4. Kovalam, Kerala

Kovalam is becoming famous amongst tourists for scuba diving. The water is clean and offers a glimpse into a rich sea-life with lots of sea and creatures. Kovalam is one of the most unique scuba diving destinations in India.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to this place between September to February is a good time to indulge in water activities.

Popular diving sites

Bond Safari

Scuba Cochin Dive

Approximate Cost

Ranges from INR 4000 Per Person.

5. Corruption Rock, Andaman & Nicobar Islands

This very beautiful dive point, between Chidiyatappu and Rutland Island, is a beautiful dive spot. There is an abundance of canyons, ridges and channels undersea which makes the place really different and adds to its unique beauty. This place also has many shipwrecks so one can imagine being looking for a treasure underneath (although there are none!). The place is also famous for its unicorn fishes, Napoleon and Eagle rays etc. The only way of getting there is by ferries which move from Port Blair on a daily basis.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to go there is between December and March, due to less rush.

Popular Diving Sites

Lacadives

Approximate Cost

Range From INR 3500- INR 6000 Per Person.

1. Casino Paradise

Casino Paradise is the largest and the most luxurious of all casinos in Goa. A haven for game lovers this 5000 sq.ft. The casino is impeccably designed and decorated for the best possible gaming experience. Casino Paradise brings to you the hottest and highly exhilarating high-tech digital gaming experience. Enjoy your favourite games like never before at the Digital roulette stations and The Robotic Arm Baccarat station along with blackjack, baccarat and mini flush. For the machine enthusiast, the casino also houses numerous slot machine. Guests here can relax at the numerous well-appointed deluxe rooms with state of the art facilities.  To give its visitors a complete dining pleasure, the hotel houses three different restaurants namely Café M, Dim Sum and Spice Garden. While not at the table guests can pamper themselves at an opulent spa or relax at the cooling pool or even enjoy a steam or sauna. Casino Paradise is a place for those who have an insatiable spirit for gaming with a touch of class.

Location - Casino Paradise is located Inside Neo Majestic, Porvorim, Bardez, Near Azad Bhavan, Panjim, Goa 403521

Entry fee - The entry fee to the casino is Rs 1000 per person from ( All the days of the week) ) with unlimited food on buffet and unlimited non- alcoholic drinks while gaming at the table.

Opening & Closing Time - 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

2. Deltin Royale Casino

Deltin Royale casino is one of the most visited places in Goa. ROYALE gives is an offering from the Deltin group. Known as "Gamer's Paradise". Royale Goa attempts to change the casino to make it out of the Las Vegas experience. Royale Poker Room is dedicated only to poker and has one all over India. For guests who prefer playing the Indian Flush, the casino also has a unique Taash Room. Their signature restaurant Vegas with its Executive Chef Pravin Sinha prepare the most delectable buffet spreads of from numerous cuisines for guests. The stylish Whiskeys Lounge has the best collection of hand-rolled cigars and Single Malts.  For guests who want to stay while enjoying a game, the casino has the option of deluxe VIP Gaming Suites. Experience the grandeur of this place is truly a luxurious thing to do in Goa.

Location - Deltin Royale Casino is located at Noah's Ark, RND Jetty, Dayanand Bandodkar Road, Panjim, Goa 403001

Entry Fee - The entry fees to the Casino start from 2,000 rupees per person Monday to Thursday and 3,000 rupees Friday to Sunday. Unlimited food, alcoholic drinks, entertainment, and an allotment of playing chips included.

Opening & Closing Time - 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

3.  Casino Carnival

Casino Carnival, casino in the vast state of Goa, has two locations: one inside the Goa Marriott, which is adjacent to the Miramar beach, and the other is a boat on the Mandovi River. Spread across 4 classy decks, Casino Carnival is the only one who has something available for all age groups. Dedicated to providing the best gaming experience and entertainment, Casino Carnival has put together an exclusive entertainment deck, called the best casino in Goa. The casino deck provide all the enjoyable Indian and international games as well as the hottest slot machines in India. When you're busy partying with a huge collection of games and toys in the kid's zone dedicated to your little stars, you're free to enjoy an unsolicited gaming night.

Location - Casino Carnival is located at Goa Marriott Resort & Spa, Panjim, Goa 403001

Entry Fee - The entry fee to the casino is Monday to Thursday: Rs 1,500 and one-time Play Coupon worth Rs 1,000. Friday to Sunday: Rs 2,000 and one-time Play Coupon worth Rs 1,000. Unlimited buffet, and unlimited drinks (house brand) while playing at the gaming tables.

Opening & Closing Time - 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

4. Casino Pride

The incredibly exciting Casino Pride from the Pride Group is any gamers’ delight. A breathtaking 30,000 sq. ft.vessel hovering on the waters of the Mandovi River with delicately adorned gold embellishment across the ceiling giving its guests a great ambience to enjoy a thrilling and exciting gaming night making it one of the best casinos in Goa. Casino Pride offers an exciting live gaming experience to more than 500 guests at a time. Add a visit to this place in the list of things to do in Panaji, even if you have a slight interest in gambling.  The casino takes pride in entertaining its guests with exhilarating games like Baccarat, Casino War, Roulette, Blackjack,  Rummy, 5 Card Poker, Mini Flush, Flush, Andar Bahar and Texas Hold’em Poker along with quite a few electronic slot machines. The vessel is well-sourced for taking care of the guests taste buds. Multi-cuisine restaurants complete with a well-stocked bar and a barbeque on the Weather Deck takes exceptional care of its guests. you are sure to have a blast at Casino Pride.

Location - Casino Pride is located at River Mandovi, Captain Of Ports Jetty, Panjim, Goa 403001.

Entry Fee - The entry fee to the casino is Monday to Thursday: Rs 1,500 and one-time Play Coupon worth Rs 1,000. Friday to Sunday: Rs 2,000 and one-time Play Coupon worth Rs 1,000. Unlimited buffet, and unlimited drinks (house brand) while playing at the gaming tables.

Opening & Closing Time - 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

5. Casino Palms

casino Palms is the most relaxing amongst the few casino hotels in Goa. The first choice of any guest who is looking to spend some fun-filled quality time with his family at the beach and at the same time indulge in the excitement of live gaming in a casino.  With a complete variety of games like blackjack, roulette, mini- flush and baccarat along with machine poker and slot machines, guests are spoilt for choices. Casino Palms is an in-house casino of the luxurious La Calypso Hotel.  In addition to the well-appointed rooms at the hotel, La Calypso offers many more endearing experiences for its guests to indulge in, like the multi-cuisine restaurant Pan –Indian which specializes in mouth-watering dishes from all over India.

Location - Casino Palms is located at No.7/129-B, Saunta Vadoo, Calangute-Baga Road, Bardez, Baga, Goa 403516.

Entry fee - The entry fee to the casino is Rs 1000 per person from ( All the days of the week) with unlimited food on buffet and unlimited non- alcoholic drinks while gaming at the table.

1. Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary

Revel the goodness of nature and giving a loving environment to many birds, amphibians, mammals and more such species is the Asola Bhatti Wildlife Sanctuary. Tucked to the Southern Ridge and the northern terminal of the revered Aravalli Hill Range, Asola is one of the best natural retreats that Delhi often boasts about. The wildlife sanctuary is the love of wildlife photographer as it is home to over 80 species of butterflies, 193 types of birds, insects crossing the bar of 100, reptiles, and mammals like jungle cats, leopards, blackbucks, covers, jackals, civets and blue bull and more.

2. National Chambal Sanctuary

There is a huge variety of wildlife and some of them are exclusive to the Chambal Sanctuary.  The river is abode to smooth-coated otters, eight types of tortoises, over 30 kinds of fishes, marsh crocodiles and critically endangered Gangetic dolphin which also happens to be the National Aquatic Animal. During winter, it turns into a birding paradise with over 300 species of resident and migratory birds to sight. Other birds such as common teal, northern pintail, sarus crane, and black-bellied tern and red-crested pochard can also be seen here. Therefore, this wetland makes the best place to do bird-watching. Besides the rich avian contingent, there is rich wildlife to spot such as golden jackal, chinkara, wild boar, Indian wolf etc.

A boat ride in itself is a worthy experience that gives you a great opportunity to do wildlife tour and photography differently.

3.  Benog Wildlife Sanctuary

Benog Wildlife Sanctuary is part of the much popular Rajaji National Park. The park is home to a couple of rare and common fauna such as the Himalayan goat, panther, leopard, deer and bear. This is today the most visited tourist destinations in the hill station of Mussoorie. You can spot several exotic and indigenous birds here including the red-billed blue magpie, mountain quails and White Capped Water Redstart that make this place a paradise for bird watchers.

4.  Hastinapur Wildlife Sanctuary

The muddy land on the bank of River Ganga makes this sanctuary a paradise for migratory birds. Over 350 varieties of birds are seen here such as crane, painted stork, black & white-necked stork, sarus as well as night birds of prey, series of the immense Indian horned owl to the jungle owlet, colourful woodpecker, barbet, kingfisher, minivet, bee-eater and bulbul.

Hastinapur National Park is rich in flora and fauna as of the different kinds of environmental places placed in the reserve. The main things you will find here are mammals, amphibian butterflies, Scorpions, reptiles, Centipedes, Odonata, Hymenoptera, birds, and others. The national bird Peacock is in plenty.

5. Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary

A hidden gem in the Almora district of Uttarakhand offering the best of nature, wildlife, and adventure, Binsar Sanctuary is the best place in Uttarakhand for birdwatching and photography. Other than that, this lush paradise also offers thrill-seekers the chance to go for forest trekking and jeep safaris to unveil the mysteries of its thick jungles and be one with nature.

1. Jai Vilas Palace, Madhya Pradesh

This 19th-century Jai Vilas Palace in Madhya Pradesh is one of the world-famous royal palaces in India. It was once the residence of the royal Maratha Scindia dynasty. Today, this opulent palace is a museum which boasts a splendid collection of personal belongings of the Mughal Emperors. It also has various books belonging to various genres, with some of them dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries.

One of the key attractions here is the Durbar Hall which is decorated with a luxurious carpet. It is said to be one of the largest in the world. It features ornate interiors, embellished with gold and gilt decor. The museum is spread to 35 rooms featuring impressive collections of paintings, textiles, rare artefacts, furniture, sculptures, decorative art pieces, royal carriages, and portraits of the Scindia royal family.

2. Lakshmi Vilas Palace, Gujarat

Built-in the year 1890, Laxmi Vilas Palace in Vadodara is one of the grandest palaces in the state with an impressive Maratha and Indo-Saracenic style of architecture. It is one of the most stunning royal palaces across India, famous for its rich interior and elegant designs. Laxmi Vilas Palace is four times the size of Buckingham Palace in England. It is said that the cost for constructing this palace was at a total of 1,80,000 GBP (British Pound Sterling).

3. Umaid Bhawan Palace, Rajasthan

Umaid Bhawan Palace is a gem located in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, famously known as the royal state of India. This palace is the residential place of the royal family of Jodhpur and is believed to be the world’s largest private residences with over 347 rooms. The royal palace is divided into three sections: a luxury hotel, the royal family’s residence and a royal museum. Umaid Bhawan Palace is home to attractive galleries and boasts an impressive collection of various classic automobiles.

4. Jal Mahal, Rajasthan

Jal Mahal is Jaipur’s grandest palaces located in the middle of Man Sagar Lake. Built by Sawai Pratap Singh in the year 1799, it is an iconic landmark in Jaipur. Its stunning architecture is a combination of Rajput and Mughal styles. Although the palace consists of five stories, only the top is visible to the spectators. The remaining are submerged underwater.

5. Ujjayanta Palace, Tripura

A former palace of the Kingdom of Tripura, Ujjayanta Palace is located in the capital city of Agartala. One of the most stunning palaces in India, it derives its beauty from its grand structure, tile floorings and lovely wooden ceilings. Today, it has been converted into a State Museum which showcases the art and culture of the Northeast. Ujjayanta Palace was built between 1899 and 1901 and covers an area of 250 acres.

6. Bangalore Palace, Karnataka

The Royal Kingdom of Asiatic Lion  and essentially the only place on earth where these majestic beasts roam free. Gir is the only place to spot Asiatic lions in a large number, Fascinated many tourists from not just India but also from around the world, it has been home to these lions since 1956. If you are a wildlife lover and want to explore the sight of this rare and majestic species, then this place is perfect to visit.

Spot India's wildest beats in action, explore the breathtaking landscape of Gujarat, discover remote civilization still living deep within India jungles harmoniously, and understand the importance of protecting the ecological balance on your thrilling retreat.

Gir Wildlife Sanctuary Information

Establish - 1965

Area - 1,412 Square km

Location - Gir National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary, Gujarat 362135

Geography - Teak dominated rugged hills with high ridges, densely forested valleys, and sprawling grassy plateaus. the area falls under the Kathiawar-gir dry deciduous forests with a mix of dry deciduous scrub forest and dry savannah forest.

Best Time to Visit Gir National Park

Winter season is the best time to visit Gir National Park, that is between December to March. the temperature at this time is usually around 20-degree centigrade and ideal for safari.

Summers are the best time for photography in Gir National Park tour and the animal are out for their caves, but still avoided by many travelers as the heat can be turned intolerable.

Monsoons are the least suitable time to visit as animals remain with their shelters during this time and a safari is not possible in the rainy season.Therefore, the park remains close for tourist from 16th June to 15th October every year.

How to Reach Gir National Park?

By Air - The Nearest Airport to Gir is Located at Diu at a distance of 92 km from the park reserve area. After Diu, the next nearest airport to gir is at Rajkot, located approx 160km away. Both these airports are well connected to cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, and Ahmedabad.

By Train - One can take a train to the Junagadh Junction railway station in Junagadh. The station is also connected to major cities, along with Ahmedabad and Rajkot. From Junagadh station take the Saurashtra Mail train to Vadodara, from there the train to Sasan Gir. Taxi services and buses also ply from Badodar to Sasan Gir.

By Road -  Many GSRTC AC bus services also ply from major points like Rajkot, Somnath, and Junagadh to Gir. Junagadh is a mere 60 km from Gir and is the most common base for travellers going towards Sasan Gir. If not GSRTC, then a lot of private companies also run AC buses from these places. If not bus or train, then one can indulge in a scenic road trip all the way to Gir from points like Rajkot and Junagadh.

How to obtain an entry permit to gir National Park?

The entry permit for Gir Sanctuary can be obtained at the Sinh Sadan Orientation Centre, the Forest Department Guest House located 5 minutes away from the park’s main gate. The Centre is open from 7 AM to 11 AM in the morning, and from 3 PM to 5:30 PM in the evening.

The entry permit can also be obtained online from the park’s official site in order to avoid the hassle of standing in queues at the Orientation Centre. One pass admits 6 persons, with extra charges for an extra child between 3 to 12 years old.

Enter fee/permit  Charges

Other Charges

Photography Fee - INR 100/- (for one camera in a group of 6 persons)

Guide Fee - (4 hours): Rs 100/- (per group of 6 persons)

Tips for acquiring permit online

Apply for the permit 90 days prior to the date of your visit to avoid last-minute inconveniences.

Before applying, make sure you have soft copies of a valid photo ID of each individual making the trip with you (max 6 people)

E-permit does not include charges like Guide Service, Vehicle Service, and Camera Fee

E-permits are refundable only for Gir Jungle Trail

You must report to your safari point 30 minutes prior to departure to complete last-minute formalities.

Which varieties of flora and fauna can one spot in Gir National Park?

Other than the 400 Asiatic Lions and 300 Leopards, the park has 38 species of mammals, 37 of reptiles, 300 species of birds, and over 2,000 species of insects, along with a diverse range of plant species.

Animals - Asiatic lions, Indian Leopards, Indian Cobras, Sloth Bears, Golden Jackals, Indian Palm Civets, Striped Hyenas, Indian Mongoose, Ratels, Desert Cats, Rusty-Spotted Cats, Chital, Nilgai (or Blue bull), Antelope, Indian Gazelle, Sambar, Four-Horned Chinkara, Wild Boar, Blackbucks, Langur, Porcupine, Black-Naped Hare, Pangolin Marsh Crocodile, Tortoise, Monitor Lizard, Pythons.

Birds - Vultures, Sarus Crane, Lesser Florican, Crested Serpent Eagle, Brown Fish Owl, Crested Hawk-Eagle, endangered Bonelli’s Eagle, Rock Bush-Quail, Indian Eagle-Owl, Black-Headed Oriole, Pygmy Woodpecker, Crested Treeswift, Indian Pitta

Fauna - Teak, Khair, Dhavdo, Timru, Amla, Samai, Simal, Khakhro, Asundro Jambu, Umro, Amli, Vad, Kalam.

The park occasionally conducts lion shows and tourist are allowed to see the fun. It is another way of presenting the Asiatic lion in front of the tourist.

1. IDUKKI, KERALA

Idukki is one of the most nature-rich areas in Kerela with more than half of the area is covered with forest. Idduki is the offbeat yet beautiful hill station of the state where you can relax and forget all your stress.there are lost of interesting place to visit. In the north, Anamudi mountain towers over Eravikulam National park, Periyar National park, a tiger and elephant reserve. where the rear blue Neelakurinji flower blooms every 12 years, nearby Munnar Hill station known for its sprawling tea plantations and tea museum. Holiday in Idukki becomes a memorable experience. 2. METHRAN, MAHARASTRA

Mathern is one of the smallest hill stations in India. it is located on the western ghats range to an elevation of around 800m above sea level. it all about the views easily accessible via scenic rail from Mumbai, this refuge in the Sahyadri Hills is blissfully free of motor vehicles and affords nearly three dozen lookouts over the Western Ghats and the region's village-dotted plains. Porcupine Point is anything but prickly—rather, it’s an ideal spot for gorgeous sunsets, especially at the aptly named Panorama Point. Avid hikers hit the densely forested and wildlife-rich route to the ruins of Prabalgad Fort.

3. COONOOR TAMIL NADU

Coonoor is the serene and stunning hill station in Tamil Nadu, which lies in the Nilgiri hills. It is famous for its verdant environs and for a variety of wildflowers and birds.it is actually a small tea estate town where the climate remains enjoyable throughout the year. The place is characterized by tea bushes, verdant meadows and abundance of Sunflowers, Marigolds and Rhododendrons. Coonoor allows the travellers enjoying the spectacular view of the lush green Nilgiri hills, dotted with deep ravines, stunning valleys and cascading waterfalls.

4. Yercaud, TAMIL NADU

Yercaud is one of the gorgeous hill stations in Tamil Nadu. It is mesmerised and you again fall in love with this beautiful nature and spectral views of yercaud. As the from Tamil words Yeri and Kaadu that mean lakes and forest.this place also known for their orange groves, and coffee, fruit and spice plantations. Yercud lake has a boathouse and is surrounded by gardens and woods. This offbeat hill station of India allows you to enjoy your self.

5. ZIRO, ANURACHAL PAREDESH

Ziro Valley is an offbeat hill station of North-East India where you can enjoy a relaxing and peaceful vacation. It enjoys a pleasurable climate all through the year along with beautiful green patches and rice fields. The harmony of this charismatic small town makes it a soul seekers heaven and its picturesque beauty allures countless nature lovers and photographers. The scenic town is ideal for enjoying an awe-inspiring summer holiday

6. CHAMBA, HIMACHAL PERDESH

1. Kalpeni Island

If you are planning for an unsalable place for your solo trip then you undoubtedly head down to Kalpeni Island. Kalpeni Island lies in in the union territory of  Lakshadweep. It all surrounded by an immense lagoon of circus beauty an one of the mesmerising places to enjoy Sunlight on the water causes it to sparkle and flash like million aquamarines and also lovely sunrise and sunset that you are going to acquaintance here are completely out of the world thing in own lovely way. Her you can swim, reef walk, snorkel or use water sports equipment like kayaks, and sailboats.A perfect break from all hustle and bustle life of the city. Kalpeni Beach and Juma Mosque are a few other attractions where you can spend your time at.

Best time to visit - September to March

2. Sandakphu Trek

Sandakphu located in the north-west of Darjeeling at an altitude of 11,900 feet is the highest peak of West Bengal state. Sandakphu is an open and incredible panorama view of world highest snowline, wearing from the snow ensconced peaks of Nepal and Bhutan and farther east to Tibet.

People who love to seek adventure and get their dose of adrenaline rush. it a heavenly experience of walking through the forest of blooming rhododendrons, ain't magnolias, spruce and a wide range of amazing orchids is something you will find nowhere else.

Another attraction of this trek is Shilgalila National Park boasts with rare animals like Red Pandas and Pangolins & different variety of birds.

Travelling solo, do not forget to carry your camera as the sunrise and sunset views from this place are just too beautiful to be ket out in words and is surely going to be the high point of your solo trip.

Best Time to Visit - September to January

3. Varkala

Varkala is a destination beach famous for Papasnanam beach, Ponnumthuruthu Island, Kapil Lake, and Janardhan Swami Shrine. People love to visit the beach region to enjoy a hammock picnic time. Ayurvedic spas providing traditional massages.

If you are planning for a solo trip you can also find uncrowded beaches and numerous water sport options, especially during winters. So you can find yourself clam and peaceful to visit Varkala.

Best time to Visit - December to March

4. Wilson Hills

Being a nature lover, and having heard about hill stations than must go Wilson hills. The hill is located in Dharmapur close to the pangarbari wildlife sanctuary. It is one of the rare hill stations in the world from which can be having a glimpse of the sea.

Willson hills are popular during the rainy season as it has a cooler and less humid climate than the surrounding area.

Must visit in a steep valley, Ozone valley, Shankar waterfalls, and Bilpudi twin waterfalls.

This journey to Wilson hills is even more interesting as you going to come across some curvy roads, hills which are covered with greenery, little villages and farms

Best Time to Visit - Rainy season

5. Chalal, Himachal Pradesh

There is numerous solo destination in Himachal Pradesh, which would give the right balance of culture and nature beauty to your vacation. However, chalal is a unique destination because of trekking routes and the Parvati valley surrounding it. tourist love to enjoy local cuisines including falafel, hummus, pita bread combined with the most admirable views, chalal never disappoints you who are seeking to adventure or peace.

Best Time to Visit - April to June.

1. Kamshet: Birds Eye View Of Deccan Plateau

Bedni Bugyal is a high altitude grassland of Himalaya Apline Located at a hight Of 3345m Above the sea level. This grassland is located in very stunning place Chamoli, Uttarakhand and most visited tourist destination. If you are wishing to enjoy raw nature with a enthral view of Himalayan mountains. Summer is the best time to enjoy the paragliding as the view will be clear and during summers, the grassland will be filled with colours, rainbow and wildflowers of Brahma Kamal. The altitude is very high and it is the best-suited for the enthusiastic glider. After paragliding Visit Bedni Kind Lake.

Location - Chamoli, Uttrakhand

Best Time to Visit - March to June

2. Sikkim

Sikkim is famous for paragliding activities. You can find numerous launching sites and ridges where paragliding services are provided. If you are looking for a luxury paragliding experience, Sikkim is one of the best destinations to choose. Apart from paragliding, Sikkim is also famous for numerous other adventure activities.

Location – North East India

Best time to visit – March to June

3. Shillong

A beautiful city encircled by pine trees, Shillong is the capital of Meghalaya. It derives its name from Lei Shillong, an idol worshipped at the Shillong Peak. Standing as tall as 1496 meters, Shillong provides relief from the heat across the country. This hill station is known for its picturesque sights and traditions. The soothing climate makes Shillong suitable to visit in all seasons. The light drizzles and the cooling gentle wind adds to the joy of visiting this hill station. This place is also known as the ‘Scotland of the East’. The Scotland of east is famous for its unique style of paragliding. This tows the paragliders to 700m above the ground. you will be guided by experts pilots with radio supervision. The best place and high end safe in paragliding.  

Location - Meghalayan

Best Time to Visit - September to March

4. Aravalli Hills

Aravalli hills are famous for its beauty and the best way to enjoy this beauty is with a bird’s eye view. You can find the most picturesque routes in Aravalli ranges for paragliding. With prior approval, you can glide at numerous destinations like Udaipur, Jaipur and others in Rajasthan. Although the activity is available throughout the years, it is best to choose winter as the climate will be pleasing.

Apart from these, there are numerous regions, which provide paragliding services. Throughout the activity, stick to your guide and obey his rules. Do not try to increase the adventure by trying stunts and causing personal damages. Although a tourist activity, paragliding has its own set of risks.

Location – Rajasthan

Best time to visit – October to February

5. Yelagiri

Vellore is one of the hottest regions in Tamil Nadu. Located close to this region, Yelagiri is a small hill station famous for short vacations and weekend getaways for those who want to escape the heat. Yelagiri hosts numerous tourist attractions and activities including paragliding. The best time to enjoy paragliding is early summer as the climate will be cool and the view will be clear. You can find launching sites at varying heights like 600 m, 450 m, 560 m and others.

You can find professional experts guiding you through the process. There is a paragliding club in the region that provides this activity throughout the year. The international paragliding festival takes place in September. You can find numerous paragliding enthusiasts during this season. If you looking for a peaceful time with paragliding, choose early summer or winter.

Location – Tamil Nadu (near Vellore)

Best time to visit – September to April

1. Markha Valley Trek, Ladakh– An Essence of Ladakh

Ladhak is one of the best and the most visited place in India. But Without Any doubt, you can say that  Markhs Vally Trek is famous for tracking.and beautiful trek in Ladakh region.ladhak is not an all-year-round destination. During the Markha Valley trek, you won’t cross two very high passes, Gandala La (4800 m) & Kongmaru La (5150 m) but trekking on varied terrain from surprising thin valleys to the barren landscape of Ladakh is truly enthralling. Not only this, but the thing that makes it even more special is also the unique Buddhist culture and other delights like beautiful Zanskar range, Hemis National Park and famous peaks such as the Kang Yatse and Stok Kangri.

Best Season: Mid-March to August

Difficulty Level: Moderate to Challenging 

Max Altitude: 5150 m 

Duration in Days: 8 to 10 days

2. Valley of Flowers Trek, Uttarakhand– Journey to Heaven

Is the most recommended trek with mesmerising nature. we can not be denied trekking in India is fragmental if you not trek on the valley of flowers. It is 11 km(kilometres) valley trek. Magnetize part of the valley is Himalayan flowers which glow and blossom only in monsoon season. So without any excuse, treat very own selves a wonderful experience of the valley of flowers trekking and amaze with 300 types of local mountain top flowers and a rich range of flora.

Best Season: July to Mid-September

Difficulty Level: EasyMax 

Altitude: 3900 m 

Duration in Days: 4 to 6 days

3.  Chadar Trek, Ladakh– The Icy River Trek

If you are adventures and strong-hearted, then chadar trek is for you. The Chadar Trek, a thrilling and as adventurous as it may get, is the frozen Zanskar River which provides an access route to the Zanskar Valley. chadar trek also knows as Zanskar Trek, which started from very chilling and frozen continue till ling shed will offer you not only the get the great opportunity to walk on frozen Zanskar River. Along with this, you will get to know about Buddhist heritage and religious richness. So might be the climate and trail lose your confidence, but when you will cross this trail it will be sure the most wonderful experience of your life.

Best Season: January to February

Difficulty Level: Difficult 

Max Altitude: 11,123 ft 

Duration in Days: 8 to 9 days

4. Goecha La Trek, Sikkim–  Astounding View of Kanchenjunga

The Goecha La trek is unarguably one of the best treks in the Himalayas taking you through the stunning and diverse Kanchenjunga National Park in the heart of Sikkim. The trek shows the best of North-East and takes you closer to the legendary Mt. Kanchanjanga, the third biggest peak in the world. The trail is blessed with a wide array of beautiful flora and fauna which is considered as one of the most pristine trails in the world. All will not offer you infinite fun-frolic but after this expedition, new love and appreciation for nature have developed in your mind.

Best Season: June to September

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Max Altitude: 4600 m

Duration in Days: 10 to 15 days

5. Pindari Glacier Trek, Uttarakhand

Located in the amazing Kumaon Himalayas, Pindari Glacier is one such trek that will not take you through the wonderful landscapes, snow-capped mountains and remote villages of the Kumaon region, but the good part is that it doesn’t check your patience at every level as its easy most of the times. So spending thousands of calories is well worth it!!!

Best Season: May to October Difficulty 

Level: Easy Max 

Altitude: 3990 m

Duration in Days: 9 to 12 days