Indian States & Territories

The long coromandel coastline, sacred hill temples of Tirumala, ancient Buddhist centers like Amaravati, and delta basins of Krishna and Godavari.

Land of the rising sun. Misty mountains, ancient Tibetan monasteries like Tawang, orchid-filled valleys, and rich tribal custom ranges.

The mighty Brahmaputra river plains, green tea estates, and marshy grasslands of Kaziranga harboring the Indian one-horned rhinoceros.

The seat of ancient empires and spiritual philosophies. Where Gautama Buddha attained enlightenment under the Bodhi Tree and Vardhamana Mahavira preached.

The dense forest tracts of Bastar, gushing waterfalls, ancient tribal arts and crafts, and historic ruins of Sirpur.

Pristine white sand coastlines, baroque Portuguese churches, tropical spice plantations, and laid-back coastal villages.

The salt flats of Rann of Kutch, ancient trading ports of Lothal, sanctuaries of Asiatic lions in Gir, and rich stepwells (Adalaj).

Ancient battlegrounds of Kurukshetra, archaeological sites of Indus civilization, and contemporary financial corridors bordering the national capital.

Alpine valleys, apple orchards, and snow-capped Himalayan ridges. Home to deep-running rivers and high-altitude Buddhist outposts like Spiti.

Snowy pine valleys of Gulmarg and Pahalgam, houseboats on Dal Lake, Sufi shrines, and sacred mountain routes.

The land of dense forests, cascading waterfalls, mineral-rich plateaus, and age-old tribal communities honoring nature spirits.

Cradle of stone-carved empires like Hampi, dense coffee plantations in Coorg, pristine beaches of Gokarna, and high-tech urban valleys.

Tropical backwaters lined with coconut palms, misty spice hills of Munnar, ayurvedic traditions, and ancient maritime trade links.

High-altitude cold deserts, crystal alpine lakes (Pangong), ancient cliffside monasteries, and Hanle dark sky reserves.

The ancient imperial capital. From Humayun's Tomb and Qutub Minar to colonial avenues and vibrant modern street markets.

An archipelago of coral islands in the Laccadive Sea. Pristine white sand lagoons, diving spots, and coconut woodlands.

Tropical rainforest islands, volcanic active spots, white sand beaches (Radhanagar), coral reef zones, and historic prison monuments.

French-colonial quarters by the sea, spiritual sanctuaries of Auroville, and tranquil coastal boulevards.

Heart of India. Famous for dense teak forests housing tigers in Kanha and Bandhavgarh, and stone-carved temples of Khajuraho.

Rock-cut sanctuaries of Ajanta and Ellora, hill forts of Chhatrapati Shivaji, long Konkan shores, and bustling industrial urban centers.

The floating islands (phumdis) of Loktak lake, classical Manipuri dance heritages, and valleys surrounded by pine-forested peaks.

The abode of clouds. Wettest places on Earth (Cherrapunji & Mawsynram), bio-engineered living root bridges, and deep limestone caverns.

Gently rolling blue hills, bamboo groves, mist-covered valleys, and traditional Mizo lifestyles centered on forest conservation.

Hills carpeted in seasonal flowers, home of the diverse Naga tribes, historic WWII relics, and annual cultural celebrations.

Ancient temples of Kalinga dynasty, saltwater lagoons like Chilika, nesting shores of olive ridley turtles, and deep tribal forest zones.

The land of five rivers, fertile wheat plains, and vibrant folklore. Renowned for spiritual sanctuaries, historic landmarks, and rich culinary traditions.

The vast Thar desert, golden sandstone forts, lake palaces of Udaipur, and the deep chivalric tales of Rajput kingdoms.

Sovereign heights of Kangchenjunga, glacial lakes, blooming rhododendron hills, and high monasteries overlooking valleys.

Dravidian temple capitals adorned with soaring gopurams, classical musical heritages, and coastlines along the Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean.

Imperial monuments of Golconda and Kakatiya, rugged Deccan plateaus, rich tribal weaves, and historic Nizami cultures.

Neermahal water palace in the middle of Rudrasagar, rock carvings of Unakoti, and deep forests filled with rich bamboo craft works.

The cultural heartland of Gangetic civilization. Home to the oldest continuously inhabited city of Varanasi, grand medieval architecture, and historic ruins.

Land of the gods, soaring alpine meadows (bugyals), and deep gorges. Cradle of the sacred Ganges and Yamuna rivers with dense oak and pine forests.

From tea plantations of Darjeeling to mangrove forests of Sundarbans. Center of colonial architecture, literary renaissances, and art.

Tropical rainforest islands, volcanic active spots, white sand beaches (Radhanagar), coral reef zones, and historic prison monuments.

Le Corbusier's modern city planning, Rock Garden, and tree-lined avenues sitting at the base of Shivalik hills.

Portuguese coastal forts, sun-kissed sands of Diu, forest rivers of Silvassa, and ancient trading channels.

The ancient imperial capital. From Humayun's Tomb and Qutub Minar to colonial avenues and vibrant modern street markets.

An archipelago of coral islands in the Laccadive Sea. Pristine white sand lagoons, diving spots, and coconut woodlands.

French-colonial quarters by the sea, spiritual sanctuaries of Auroville, and tranquil coastal boulevards.