Beautiful Beaches
These days, India’s beaches are where it’s
all happening. It is true that India does have
some extraordinarily picturesque beaches that
off er everything from action to seclusion and,
of course, parties. The best Indian beaches can
be found on the west coast. With the soothing
environment, swaying palm trees and golden
sands, these beaches attract a number of
vacationers all around the year. Kerala and
Goa are the topmost beach destinationsin India
visited by international tourists. You can enjoy
a sunset, water sports, party at shacks and more
at these locations.
way to discover the real fortune of Indian
history. Every fort in India off ers a diff erent
architectural style, which tells a lot about
the era during which it was constructed. The
topmost palaces and forts to visit in Rajasthan
are Mehrangarh Fort, Jaisalmer Fort, Junagarh
Fort, Agra Fort, Amer Fort, Jal Mahal Fort and
the Red Fort, all showcasing the perfect blend
of Hindu and Muslim architecture. The southern
part of India is known for its attractive temples,
but has also earned its name for some royal forts
that attract tourists on their tour of South India.
States like Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka
are home to some of the most beautiful forts that
are a must to visit on a tour to South India. The
forts present in Kerala were built by the Dutch
and British. In Goa, there are various forts and
churches built by the Portuguese.
Mussoorie
Forts & Palaces
It is a well-known fact that India is admired
for its historical monuments. Of all these historic
monuments, forts are the most appealing. India
is dotted with a number of forts which speak
volumes of the country’s rich and magnifi cent
past. A visit to the forts of India is the best
Jaisalmer Fort
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Hill Stations: India has some pretty and
untouched hill stations, which are not only
perfect to retire to and settle down in, but
also make for a delightful and unforgettable
vacation. With the Himalayas, Vindyas, and
Aravalis, India proudly claims a number
of hill stations in most parts of the country.
Hill stations were mostly set up in India by
the British to get a respite from the heat and
humidity of the low-lying areas of the country.
These hill stations have now transformed into
popular vacationing spots where travelers from
within as well as outside the country visit.
The major hill stations in India are Nainital,
Mussoorie, Ooty, Coorg, Lonavala, Manali,
Coonoor, Khajjiar, Shimla, Mount Abu,
Khandala, Mahabaleshwar, Munnar, Auli,
Kasauli, Kashmir, and Srinagar.