Embark on a captivating journey of discovery through India by exploring these 10 truly unique and enchanting destinations. From the serene backwaters of Kerala to the vibrant streets of Varanasi, delve into a diverse tapestry of culture, history, and natural beauty that only India can offer. Uncover hidden gems like the otherworldly landscapes of Ladakh, the intricate carvings of Ellora Caves, and the tranquil majesty of Udaipur's lakes. Join us in unraveling the mystique of India's most distinctive places to visit.

1. 10 Unique Places To Visit In India : A
Journey Of Discovery
Welcome to the enchanting land of India, where every corner unfolds a new chapter of
history, culture, and natural beauty. Many undiscovered places are there that goes
beyond anyone’s imagination.
Some unique places are there that would hypnotize anyone with it’s beauty. I have a
great interest in travelling and exploring unique places in India. It is difficult to imagine
that view until you have seen through your own eyes.
Here is the list of 10 Unique Places to Visit in India that took my mind and heart.
1. Living Root Bridges (Meghalaya)
Umshiang Double-Decker Root Bridge is made of some special type of rubber tree. It
took around 15-25 years to grow and become strong to hold humans weight on it. To
view this amazing place, you need to do trekking of 45km from Cherapunji. The Khasi
Tribe of Meghalaya built this bridge which is 2400 feet long and they are expert in
making these types of strong bridges.
 Location : Meghalaya
 A challenging route of an average of 2hr 22min to complete.
 Located near deep down in a river valley next to the village of Nongriat.
 6500 steps long trek.
 Best Time to visit : November to March.

2. 2. Reverse Waterfall (Maharastra)
Water flowing upwards, quite a view that defies the law of gravity. The heavy flow of
wind blows the water up giving the perception of upward flowing water. It’s a unique
sight that makes this strange phenomenon happens. (Advice: Wear good trekking
shoes and don’t go near the rock edges.)
 Location : Maharastra
 Time required to climb Naneghat is 2.5 – 3 hours.
 Located in Naneghat about 3 hours from Mumbai.
 2800 feet ( approx. ) is the trek height.
 Best time to visit : June to September.
3. Roopkund Lake (Uttarakhand)

3. One of the mysterious glacial lake located in the Uttarakhand state. It has many names
as Skeleton Lake or Mystery Lake. It lies in the lap of Trishul massif.
A bizarre report made by Indian Forrest official when he came across this lake, that is,
when he reached this lake he found that the lake was surrounded by 300 to 800 piles of
skeleton who met their tragic end.
It is also believed that those skeletons are of those people who went their in search of
magic mushrooms known as ‘ Keeda Jadi ‘ which have many incredible medicinal
properties. Apart from this the beautiful snow covered mountain with lake make athe
place more alluring. The mystery of this lake is still unresolved.
 Location : Uttarakhand
 Located in the interior part of the Chamoli District of Uttarakhand.
 5029 meters above the sea level is the altitude height of Roopkund Lake.
 Best time to visit : August to October.
4. Loktak Lake (Manipur)
It is world’s largest floating lake situated in Manipur. It’s the only floating National Park
named as ‘ Keibul Lamjao National Park ‘. It has now became the most popular tourist
place as largest freshwater lake in Northeast India. The unique attraction of this lake is
it’s floating circular swamps, and is known as ‘Phumdis‘ in local language. An endemic
and endangered subspecies of Eld’s deer, named ‘ Sangai ‘ is located in this area.
 Location : Manipur
 Located 53km from Imphal.
 Best time to visit : February to March.

4. 5. Mawsynram (Meghalaya)
One of the wettest place on earth as recorded in Guinness Book of World Records. It
receives the highest rainfall in India. The continuous rain with the clouds floating makes
the place more unique. The rain touching the lush green landscapes gives a
mesmerizing view.
The reason for such continuous and heavy rainfall is of the Bay of Bengal branch carries
more moisture to these areas causing heavy rainfall. When you reach to a certain height,
you can enjoy the caves, waterfalls, and, the flora magically taking your heart. The
unique stalagmite formations inside the cave is also so beautiful that will look like the
shape of Shivling.
 Location : Meghalaya
 A town in the East Khasi Hills district of Meghalaya
 Located 69km distance from Shillong.
 Best time to travel : March to May.

5. 6. Lonar Crater (Maharastra)
A meteorite collision made this Lonar Crater also known by the name, Lonar Lake. It is
now recorded as National Geo-heritage Monument with saline and alkaline water and
also declared as a Wildlife Sanctuary for the conservation of lakes, animals and, plants.
It is a main attraction for scientists and travellers. This high velocity impact crater made
this lake. This crater was a volcanic crater, however this meteorite impact made this
crater a water body. The colour of the lake turned pink because of salt eating
‘ Haloarchaea ‘ microbes.
 Location : Maharastra
 Located in the Lonar in Buldhana district of Maharastra.
 Diameter of Lake : 1.8 km & Deep : 290 m.
 Best time to visit : November to January.

6. 7. Magnetic Hill (Ladakh)
Magnetic Hill as its name says, the hill is famous for gravity defying phenomenon. This
hill has many mystical distinctive features which attracts the tourists more. This hill lets
the vehicles and objects move up when left free.
The magnetic hill effects also creates illusions like while going down the hill, it will make
you feel like you are going upwards, it’s not because of magnetic force, moreover the hill
does not have magnetic force. It is a zero-gravity hotspot.
 Location : Ladakh
 Located in the Leh-Kargil-Srinagar National Highway in the Trans-Himalayan
region.
 Best time to visit : May to October.
8. Jatinga Valley (Assam)

7. The Scenery of Jatinga is quite beautiful but a strange phenomenon occurs here. Birds
from different places come here every year during September and November to commit
suicide, not to migrate or mate.
Hundreds of birds fly in one direction towards the light and then suddenly drop dead
while flying. The birds drop dead in some particular lands which make many researcher
more curious about this place.
 Location : Assam
 Located in the Dimahasao District of Assam.
 Best time to visit : September to November.
9. Chandipur Beach (Odisha)
Chandipur Beach is also known by the name ‘Hide and Seek Beach‘. Its speciality is
that the sea appears and disappears with every high and low tides up to approx. 5 kms.
When you stay for a long time there in the beach you will be able to see this incident.
Along with that, the step cutting rocks, cleanliness makes the beach more beautiful. Due
to its rare phenomenon the beach supports biodiversity.
 Location : Odisha.
 Located 16 km from Balasore.
 Best time to visit : October to March.

8. 10. Kodinhi (Kerala)
A place where most of the twins are born, about 400 pairs of twins are there in 2000
families. It’s strange that so many twins born in this village only. It is also known by
‘Gods Own Country of Twins‘. It also considered as the 4th largest area of having
maximum numbers of twins in Guinness Book of World Records.
Some researcher says that most of the twins are born here due to the local diet, which is
rich in yams and other foods that are said to increase the chances of conceiving twins.
Apart from this, the beauty of the village is so alluring that you won’t want to miss it.
 Location : Kerala
 Located in Malappuram district in Kerala.
 Best time to visit : October to March.
These are some 10 unique places to visit in India that I would recommend to explore
at least once in your lifetime. If you are an adventure lover traveller then, you must not
miss these places. These places have lots of mysteries and uniqueness that needs to be
solved but still the view is so enchanting that anyone can bear it.
If you want some excitement, trilling, adventurous experience in life then, these unique
places will be worth visiting for. Like the Roopkund Lake which is difficult to reach, how
the piles of skeleton is there and who’s’ skeletons are those, how the lake is floating in
Manipur. So many questions that yet to be solved but visiting these unique places is
something that can’t be compared to.
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