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Summer is the season to laze around and take a break from your busy schedule. You plan your trips, and everyone is in a vacation mood. Some are fond of the warmth of beaches, and some prefer the serenity of mountains. So to help you with your travel destination list, Women Shine brings you the top five destinations in India that you can visit to break the monotony from your schedule.
- Coorg, Karnataka
Karnataka has many ideal hill stations, and one of them is Coorg. The lush green scenery and pleasant climate add to the place. Known as the Scotland Of India or Kashmir Of The South, you must visit this place in the scorching summer to escape from the heat. For the adventure, opt for trekking and bird-sighting. One of the major highlights of the place is the coffee and spice plantations.
- Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu
With a misty and dewy climate, green forests, splendid hills, and vintage roads, Kodaikanal has become one of the most promising summer destinations. Kodaikanal offers waterfall cycling, leisure walks, kayaking, and horseback riding as well. Also known as the Princess Of Hills, Kodaikanal is a must-visit hill station in summers.
- Gokarna, Karnataka
Known as the land of golden sand, palm trees, and blue waters, originating from Sanskrit, the name literally means cow’s ear made by the ear-shaped confluence of two rivers. Om beach is one of the major attractions of the place as the beach forms the Om Symbol, which is a Hindu spiritual symbol. Surfing and sunbathing are the major tourist attractions of this destination.
- Ziro Valley, Arunachal Pradesh
Talking of the hills and missing out on the hidden beauty of the northeast would be unfair. It is a flat terrain surrounded by sky-jutting mountains with roughly five villages, most of which belong to the Apatani tribe. Ziro provides an ideal setting for the annual music festival. It is one of the loveliest destinations to visit in North East India, with its luscious rice fields, in-line tribal homes, and colorful attires and accessories of the Tribal people. You cannot miss the handmade crafts by Apatani people, clothes, and bamboo items like bamboo baskets that form the significant souvenirs of the place.
- Gorichen Peak, Arunachal Pradesh
Gorichen Peak is around 164 kilometers from Tawang Town and shares a northern border with China. Gorichen Peak is also known as Sa-Nga Phu, which the Monpa people believe is a sacred peak that protects them from all evils. The Gorichen Peak will provide breathtaking views from Bomdila to Tawang. The summit is located at 22,500 feet between the Tawang and West Kameng districts, making it one of the most challenging treks in northeast India.
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