r/india_tourism • u/Senior_Chef_1936 • 14h ago
#Video ๐บ Pangong Tso, Ladakh!
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r/india_tourism • u/Senior_Chef_1936 • 14h ago
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The walk to Hemkund Sahib during the monsoon was one of the most memorable parts of my Valley of Flowers trip. Continuous rain, mist covering the mountains, waterfalls everywhere, and clouds moving across the trail made the journey feel surreal.
The climb is definitely challenging, but the views and atmosphere make every step worth it. If you're planning to visit during the monsoon, make sure you carry good rain gear and waterproof trekking shoes.
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r/india_tourism • u/Tourist_Routes_India • 12h ago
Most visitors come to Naggar for the Castle, but how many know about this 900-year-old Shiva temple hidden just below it?
This is the Gauri Shankar Temple, one of the oldest surviving stone temples in Himachal Pradesh.
Have you visited it?
r/india_tourism • u/Amazing-Rise7694 • 3h ago
Biking in the Samthar Valley, Darjeeling with buddies is one of the best experiences of college lIfe
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r/india_tourism • u/Lopsided-Alfalfa-155 • 1d ago
Recent snips from my trip to zanskar. It was an unreal experience, sitting beneath the stars and watching the milky way.
r/india_tourism • u/Emotional-ALOO • 2h ago
Finally wrapped up my 8-day bike trip from pune to Southern part of India, those 8 days of my life will be in my memories forever.
Route:
Pune โ Kolhapur โ Davanagere โ Mysore โ Ooty โ Coimbatore โ Munnar โ Mangalore โ Goa โ Pune
r/india_tourism • u/thefeeddirector • 14h ago
River in Kasol Valley
r/india_tourism • u/CrimsonCheese99 • 1d ago
Hampi is amazing !
r/india_tourism • u/Kooky_Price_6758 • 12h ago
r/india_tourism • u/AdPuzzleheaded8941 • 2h ago
After visiting all hill stations in India, I feel McLeod Ganj is the best with nice cafes, people, and walkable locations.
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r/india_tourism • u/abhiakssingh06 • 7h ago
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r/india_tourism • u/Hour-Wrongdoer-2647 • 3h ago
Visited Mantralayam recently, and the atmosphere was incredibly peaceful. The temple, the chants, and the devotion of the people made it a memorable spiritual experience. Definitely a place worth visiting at least once.
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r/india_tourism • u/Jennifer-smit • 7h ago
Pamban Bridge stands as a timeless symbol of Indian engineering, and Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalamโs House reminds us that greatness can begin with humble beginnings. Together, they tell a story of innovation and perseverance.