eXplore India in this Lifetime
Don’t get confused by the title of my post (*wink;)
You would need more than a lifetime to explore every corner of vibrant India. There’s so much to see in this single country. Snow-clad mountains, pristine rivers, tea gardens, beaches, a great many historical sculptures, monuments and what not! You say and India displays it. A vivid area of 3.3 million km square with 1.3 crore diverse people following a variety of cultures and religions defines the country called India.
But.
To justify my title, I will say that the whole of India cannot be covered in a lifetime but with proper planning and execution, YOU CAN eXplore India in a lifetime, rather in 2-3 months.
• Get a map of India and contact a good travel agent.
• Mark India as North, South, East, West and start planning.
• Shortlist the important places to visit in each quadrant. Plan your travel in a way such that you can spend 10-15 days in each quadrant.
• Follow the rules of comfortable travelling. Embrace Minimalist travel and pack less.
• Book your rail/air/bus tickets in advance to save time and money.
• Don’t forget to take a good camera with you to save beautiful memories.
• You can do it, stay motivated with good health and immunity.
I know what’s running in your mind! Coming to that point now.
Which places should be visited in India?
There are tens of thousands of places to visit in India. You want to get the flavour of each and every culture/landform/history. I found this interesting blog that will help you plan to travel India in just 50 days🙂
There’s another post on Top 100 places to visit in India that’s quite useful.
A few days back, our blogger friends completed #XploreBharat blog series where each blogger gave 2-3 India travel posts. I submitted three posts; providing below the links for you to explore.
2) Freeze Your Moments in Solang Valley- Manali Calling
3) Chandigarh- City Beautiful With a Heart
My personal favorite places to visit in India are:
New Delhi
Amritsar
Chandigarh
Dharamshala
Manali
Leh, Ladakh
Jaipur
Jaisalmer
Udaipur
Ranthambore
Kutch
Gir National Park
Mumbai
Goa
Andaman and Nicobar
Munnar
Tirupati
Konark
Hyderabad
Bengaluru
Mysore
Kolkata
Shillong
Varanasi
Khajuraho
There’s so much to eXplore and so little time:)
I hope my post will act as a catalyst to speed up your planning to travel to India. Take my word, ‘eXploring India’ is going to be the experience of a lifetime. So, are you ready with the India map?
This post is a part of Blogchatter A2Z and Global AtoZ blogging challenge. I’m writing 26 posts in the month of April on the theme Glimpse of India. Follow my work on social media platforms with hashtags #AditiWrites, #CelebrateIndiaWithAditi
#BlogchatterA2Z #AtoZChallenge
PANORAMIC RIPPLES 
Smart way of connecting Xplore Bharat with Explore India (wink wink) but I must say all your posts have brought out various facets of our motherland so well.
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Thank you so much Sonia ❤️
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Oh, India is indeed a wonderful and exotic place.
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Yes it is 😊
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Wow! Thanks dear 🤗
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I would love to read your answers. You deserve it.
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Let me complete AtoZ series, I’ll definitely answer your questions 😁
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Nice tips, will definitely visit the links.
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Thanks
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this reminds me of our #XploreBharat Blog train. My god, we visited so many beautiful places virtually.
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Yes, it’s like #XploreBharat revisited 😃
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And a lil reminder of xplorebharat train isn’t it? Loved the post
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The entire series tom what we have to where we lack everything covered. Amazing.
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Indeed lifetime is not enough to Xplore Bharat. Lovely post and great connect. Keep Coloring keep traveling.
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Thanks 😊
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Good luck 👍
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Wow I Aditi I have to plan a trip soon😊
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Great 😃
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Gosh, you just gave me major travel goals! 😀
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Pack your bags🇮🇳
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I would also suggest the non famous places for the feel of the country…like dhanaoulti or Araku Valley, etc. I have been to the list of places you mentioned and u fortunately they all are commercialized now and give only half the feel of travel. Exploring by camping and cycling is best way I feel.
Thanks for the great list though! This helps a newbie a lot!
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Thanks for visiting and giving your feedback🙏.
Commercialization has changed the way we look at things. The villages have become the hub for posh people and the activities of the poor attract the rich😁
In the same way, the places that were of least importance are now grabbing everybody’s attention. Hope to witness better days in my lifetime.
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If that is all, I am also happy in terms of cultural exchange. But I intended the reckless ventures which cause depletion of nature’s beauty and strength (eg: the cause of Himachal floods, Tamil Nadu floods and Kerala floods) when I meant commercialization. Like take ooty for example. It was one of the best hillstations, for it’s cold climate. But now it’s as hot as any other city. That is why my recommendation to go beyond the list of popular sense…. Explorative mind 🙂 🙂
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