7 Hidden Gems Of India: Unexplored Destinations For Your Next Getaway

McLeod Ganj is a peaceful hill station known for its Tibetan culture and  Dalai Lama’s residence. But that’s not all, its unmissable mountains, Buddhist monasteries and lively local markets are a treasure. You can even engage in activities from trekking to meditation.

Tirthan Valley is a remote valley located in Himachal Pradesh, it is known for its pretty lush green views and almost crystal-clear river. It's less commercialized and crowded which makes it perfect for hiking and spending time at Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP).

 

One must trek through the rolling hills here, wine enthusiasts must visit the local vineyards, and there’s something for history lovers such as the ancient Mura Puk burial site. Enjoy the breathtaking views from Champhai Hills without any distractions and interact with the Mizo community for an authentic cultural experience.

 You must visit the Zeilad Lake, trek through its picturesque hills, and must engage in birdwatching here. Explore the tribal culture and experience the peaceful ambiance. It is perfect for those seeking solitude and the plus being the serene beauty.

Hike up to the double-decker living root bridges, visit the pristine Rainbow Falls for an amazing view , and delve into the Khasi culture. It is offbeat due to its tough-to-reach location but it is definitely worth it and every thrill seeking person should go. 

It is a remote location in Himachal Pradesh offering amazing views on the trek to the Chandra Taal Lake, camping under the stars, and enjoying the surrounding snow-capped peaks. It is the perfect getaway for a quiet and peaceful short trip. 

 

 Ziro has rich lush paddy fields, treks exploring dense forests, and you can even interact with the Apatani tribe. It is perfect for a nature lover to a music enthusiast with its Talley Valley Wildlife Sanctuary and the Ziro Festival of Music.