World Tourism Day was celebrated on 27th September all over the world. The day was observed to focus on promoting tourism in different parts of the globe and also understand its importance. World Tourism Day aims to spread awareness about the pleasure and joy of exploring the globe.
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After the coronavirus pandemic, the tourism sector has slightly recovered. It seems that there are several travel trends being introduced so that more people enjoy traveling to different places in the world. People find themselves when they go to different areas and also create a lot of memories, gain knowledge, and encourage others to travel. Travel not just helps to make new memories and learn new things but it is also useful to clear off the mind that is bored by doing the daily routine. Here are some offbeat places in India that you should read and know about so that you can plan your next trip there.
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1) Chakrata in Uttarakhand:
You might have heard of the place called Manali if you are a die-hard fan of Bollywood movies. Manali is the most-visited place in the Himalayan region to enjoy the cool climate. If you want to explore another best place apart from Manali in the same state, then go to Chakrata, which is located in the Dehradun district. Visiting the place will not cost you much and also give you a breezy atmosphere.
2) Mawlynnong in Meghalaya
If you are a nature lover, then visiting a small village like Mawlynnong in Meghalaya would be a kind of must-visit. You will get to understand how eco-friendly the village is. You will also get an opportunity to explore caves, bridges, and waterfalls, among others. Living Roots Bridge is one of the attractive places to visit in the village. You will be stunned to find out how the bridge has been constructed out of the roots of the trees. Yes, wonder happens and you will see it live when you are here.
3) Ziro in Arunachal Pradesh
If you want to see beauty and greenery in the same place then Ziro in Arunachal Pradesh is a must-see. It is one of the offbeat places where you won’t find a lot of travelers. Yes, you can take your camera and capture the huge rice fields with amazing green patches. Also, the treatment by local people out there is said to be quite warm and friendly.
4) Majuli in Assam
Majuli in Assam is said to be the biggest river island in Assam. It is renowned for providing an environment that is less polluted and more refreshing. You can catch a beautiful view of the Brahmaputra river’s two channels, especially if you plan to visit the place during the winter. The island also narrates the festivals and Assamese architecture, which you will find lovely and interesting to note.
If you want to gain some relaxation and also explore a unique place, plan your travel to any one of these places well in advance. While these are less-heard places to explore, there are several places in India that are quite remote and far off from city life.
