12 Most beautiful Indian Villages to Visit in India
| There are few most beautiful Indian villages to visit in India that will keep you fascinated. Get away from it all. In the hinterland of India, the initiated traveler will come face -to-face with the reality and diversity of the true Indian experience. Live your experience to the full in rural India where the village encounter provides a natural landscape which could vary from a tea plantation to a fishing village. From the hardy mountaintops in Ladakh to the natural backwaters of Kerala, the possibilities are endless. The local folklore, the performing artistes, the social milieu are all so diverse and breathtaking that for the tourist, the experience is unique. There is peace and tranquility in the Indian countryside. There is music and dace. The cuisine is authentic and richly varied. In this brochure, we present some of these destinations. Specific locations have been chosen for their easy accessibility and diversity.
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FOLLOWING ARE THE INDIAN VILLAGES TO VISIT : – |
A L C H IAlong the Indus, the lofty village of Alchi is home to traditional Ladakhi folk-men in goncha robes and women in perak headgear. Added attractions are the 11th century gompa and its tea shops and cafes. Alchi is a must for people who are looking for Indian villages to visit for an mind blowing experience. |
O R C H H AA village steeped in history, Orchha is a medieval legacy in stone, with palaces and chhatris, well worth a visit . Its location by the Betwa river and the surrounding forests |
B H A L U K P O N GExperience the remote outdoors with a visit to Bhalukpong. Sip a cup of the local brew, go mahaseer fishing or catch a glimpse of the great pied hornbill in this corner of north-east India. |
A G O R AIn this typical Garhwali village, listen to traditional tales narrated by village elders, while basking in the sun. You could also set out for the Bakria summit or the trout-filled Dodital. Agora is a must for people who are looking for Indian villages to visit for an mind blowing experience. |
| R U N G L I R U N G L I O T As the first rays hit the snows of Kanchenjunga, you could join a group of women as they make their way through the tea gardens plucking the world-famous leaves in this exalted tea plantation. More Information On Rungli Rungliot |
K H E T R IEnjoy the decorative frescoes that adorn the walls of the rural havelis of Shekhawati. You could also take a camel ride or join in traditional dances in the rural setting of Khetri village. Khetri is a must for people who are looking for Indian villages to visit for an mind blowing experience. |
K E T T IA tribal lifestyle thrives in the Nilgiris in the rural setting of ketti where cow-bells resonate as evening population still subsists on cultivation of vegetables and caring for their livestock. |
B E T U LSample delectable Goan delights, listen to the serenade of a cavaliero, or attend the evening church service. All this in the authentic atmosphere of a traditional fishing village, where life centers around fishing and coir production. |
H A D S A RGo off the beaten track to Hadsar, a mountain village that is home to the Gaddi shepherds. You can join them as they move their large flocks to the pastures or Sample their traditional meal of roti and rajma, topped up with goat milk curd. |
K U M A R A K O M Situated on the backwater cruising route and near a bird sanctuary, this village with its traditional tharawad style houses is a great getaway. Catch a glimpse of villagers involved in the coconut , fish or spice trade or just exchanging views over a cup of coffee. Kumarakom is a must for people who are looking for Indian villages to visit for an mind blowing experience. |
ANANDPUR SAHIBVisit one of Sikhism’s holiest shrines, while you also savour the authentic flavours of sarson ka saag and makke ki roti and join in a zesty bhangra surrounded by verdant fields. |
S U R A J K U N DTaking its name from a splendid water tank and subsisting on grazing livestock and stone quarrying, Surajkund, is also the venue for an annual crafts fair every February. |
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