Travel is not just a way of going from one place to another; It also offers a moment of respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. When a person sets out on a journey, he not only changes his path, but also reshapes his thoughts and outlook. There are many such places in India which are hard to believe at first glance. Sometimes the mind wonders if such places can really exist on earth. In some places the water is so clear that it looks like boats are floating in the air, while in other places the land looks like the surface of the moon. In some places, the forests seem to float on water. The beauty of these places is so unique that even photographs cannot completely capture their true beauty. Such places are not only to be seen, but to be felt. Only when you get there do you understand how creative and mysterious nature can be. If you are looking for something different from the usual hill stations and beaches, definitely visit these amazing and undiscovered places in India. Agrang Kel, Kashmir Agrang Kel, a small village in Kashmir, looks like an artist’s painting. Its clear blue waters, surrounding peace and high snow-capped mountains make this place special. That is why Agrang Kel is called the “Blue Lagoon” of India. Arriving here, it feels as if the real world has stopped for a while. To reach this village, you can take an army-monitored cable car or do an exciting and challenging trek of three to four hours. Khajjiar, Himachal Pradesh Khajjiar in Himachal Pradesh is known as “Mini Switzerland”. Lush green grass, dense pine forests and distant snow-capped peaks give the experience of a European valley. Along with its natural beauty, there is also Khajji Nag Temple, which is dedicated to the snake god. Khajjiar is about 95 kilometers from Pathankot Railway Station and 130 kilometers from Kangra’s Gaggal Airport. Sand Dunes of Jaisalmer Known as the “Golden Desert”, the sand dunes of Jaisalmer seem to be from another planet. Here one comes to realize that the desert of Rajasthan is not just sand but a royal experience. As the sun sets, the golden sand of the sand dunes changes color, and the peace that surrounds it takes you to another world. Sam Dunes is about 45 kilometers from Jaisalmer. To get here, a taxi can be easily booked from Jaisalmer. St. Mary’s Island, Karnataka St. Mary’s Island in Karnataka is known as the “Secret Beach”. Its specialty is the rare volcanic rocks here, which make it unique on earth. The blue sea and hexagonal rocks make it feel like a fantasy movie set. St. Mary’s Islands are a group of four small islands off the Udupi coast. It is known for its white sand and clear blue water and can be reached in about 30 minutes by boat from Malpe beach. Lamayuru, Ladakh The Lamayuru region of Ladakh resembles the surface of the moon, hence it is also called “Land of the Moon” or Chandralok. Its dry hills, strange shape and peace all around make it like another planet away from earth. It is about 115 kilometers from Leh. The nearest airport to reach Lamayuru is Leh International Airport, and from there one can travel by taxi or bike.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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