National Tourism Day January 25: Visit These 8 Hidden Gems in India

1. Ziro Valley, Arunachal Pradesh

Tucked away in the Eastern Himalayas this valley is a naturalists dream come true. Calm retreats can be found in the undulating hills, lush rice fields, and charming villages. Thriving music, and culture can also be found here.

2. Chettinad Palace, Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadus Chettinad district is well-known for its magnificent architecture and rich cultural legacy. Enter the Chettinad way of life by meandering among the elaborately carved halls, courtyards, and gardens.

3. Ubbalamadugu Falls, Andhra Pradesh

These Falls empty into a lovely pool and provide a breath taking view. Experience the magnificence of the falls by trekking through the lush pathways or taking a refreshing plunge in the pool.

4. Arvalem Caves, Goa

Goa has more to offer than partying and beaches. These prehistoric, sixth-century rock-cut caves are home to elaborate carvings, peaceful waterfalls, and shrines dedicated to Buddhism and Hinduism.

5. Doodhpathri, Kashmir

Also called the Valley of Milk, this place is a gorgeous meadow that is covered in wildflowers during the summer. The hills and open meadows are picture perfect. Trekking, and horseback riding can b enjoyed here.

6. Haflong, Assam

Situated on the Jatinga Hills this place is renowned for its captivating scenery and vibrant tribal culture. See the gorgeous Umrangshu Orchidarium, go on a boat ride on the Haflong Lake, or go through the Jatinga Hills to find undiscovered waterfalls and breathtaking vistas.

7. Chopta, Uttarakhand

Often called the Mini Switzerland of India, Chopta is an Uttarakhand hill station with stunning views of the peaks of the Himalayas. For an amazing experience, take leisurely strolls through meadows filled with wildflowers, visit the Tungnath Temple, and enjoy camping.

8. Shekhawati Region, Rajasthan

This area of northern Rajasthan, is home to many painted havelis, or traditional homes. Discover the vibrant artwork, marvel at the rich cultural legacy of the Shekhawati people, and visit places like Mandawa and Nawalgarh.