Top 5 Valleys In India

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Few Spectacular Valleys in India That Will Blow Your Mind

India is bestowed with flourishing and awe inspiring beauty. The exquisiteness of this land transcends normal, run of the mill attraction. There is a reason why India is known as a dream destination. The depth of its beguiling greenery, sparkling waters and spirited skies awakens the poet within you. Everything in India is instilled with lyrical semblance. From the North to the South, from East to the West, India is embodied with enchanting phenomenon that can be seen as well as felt. The following are the top 5 valleys to highlight your travel to India:

The Kashmir Valley (Kashmir)

The Moghul emperor Jahangir was absolutely right when he said “If there is heaven on Earth, it is here, it is here, it is here”.  With a wide serpentine valley, guarded by snow clad peaks and draped with lush greenery, Jammu and Kashmir Tourism offers plenty of treats to the discerning traveler. The Kashmir Valley channels out between the Himalayas and the Pir Panjal range. Known as ‘Paradise on Earth’ this valley is said to besot and enamour whoever sets eyes on it. The valley is encircled by tourist hotspots like Dal Lake, Gulmarg hill station and more. A must visit if you a planning to explore the north on your India tour.

Valley of Flowers (Uttarakhand)

Nestled in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, the valley of Flowers is home to a splay of beautiful and aromatic flowers. The Valley of Flowers National Park also exhibits rich fauna like the Snow Leopard, Blue Sheep and the Himalayan Brown Bear. The exoticism offered by this valley is breathtaking. Uttarakhand is fast becoming one of the top places to visit in India.

Zanskar Valley (Ladakh)

The most remote and aloofest valley in India is the Zanskar Valley situated in Ladakh. Known for its river rafting facilities, the Zanskar valley is enveloped with perennial rustic beauty. During the winter season, the valley is covered with thick snow which gives you the perfect opportunity to go on the Chadar trek.  The nearby villages make your exploration worthwhile with their kind hospitality. Ladakh is a quintessential destination for an adventure trip to India. Visit during the month of June to participate in one of the most enjoyable festivals of India – The Hemis Festival.

Dzukou Valley (Nagaland)

An untouched and unexplored natural sanctuary, the Dzukou valley exemplifies the beauty and charm Nagaland beholds. The Dzukou valley is one of the most popular spots for trekking in India. During winter, the entire valley is covered with a blanket of snow. On the other hand, during summer, the valley rolls down a carpet of flowers for you.

Silent Valley (Kerala)

Rooting out from within the Nilgiri hills, the Silent Valley encompasses both, natural beauty and allurement. Etched as a treasure trove, this valley has a tranquil and clam ambience. Satiated with rare species of flora and fauna, this valley is truly the keeper of silence. Kerala is one of the most popular tourist states in India and a mainstay in well-designed India holiday packages. Famous for the backwaters and the Kerala houseboats that cruise on them, this place is rightly called God’s Own Country.

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