15 Places to Visit in India

With its vast expanse of land and a place to explore the ethereal nature of its creations as well as a few undiscovered secrets, India doesn’t cease to delight the world with its marvels made by man and nature. We present to you 15 natural amazing things about India which will make you amazed and enthralled! This wonderland has numerous unsolved and fascinating geographical characteristics of India. It makes us want to compile an exhaustive list of the 100 Wonders of India however we choose to pick the top 15 Wonders of India with photos and names. A land of incredible landscape diversity and stunning beauty, India is the most frequented destination for amazing experiences. We have compiled a list of awe-inspiring natural wonders of India. Have a look!

Whatever the issue, be it global warming or global warming, we are trying to make our planet more beautiful and better by introducing new ideas every day. However much technology has advanced in terms of technology however, the beauty in nature’s works is unsurpassed. Some are so breathtaking that even atheists are obliged to recognize God for being an artist with a canvas that is our Earth. India is home to a number of breathtaking scenic spots. We’ve compiled a list of 15 amazing natural wonders which will make your heart sing. Let’s glance at these worthy of to be included in every traveler’s itinerary.

Certain of them are intriguing while others are simply stunning! Take a look at the world’s third-largest crater with enigmatic dancing lights most extensive salt desert on earth and unusual volcanic structures Paranormal lights, and much many more.

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1. Lonar Crater Lake

Lonar Lake is a saline soda lake that is located in Lonar in the Buldhana district in Maharashtra. It was formed through a meteor’s impact during the Pleistocene Epoch and is the only hypervelocity impact crater found in basaltic rocks anywhere on Earth.

It’s fascinating to learn that an asteroid left its footprint on the land of ours and even India? It is interesting to know that the Lonar Crater Lake is a mystery to the eye of nature as the lake was formed by the impact of a meteor about five thousand years ago. Lonar Lake is an acidic soda lake situated in Lonar in the Buldana district. It is notable for its position as the third largest crater in the world.

50 years ago two million tons of meteorite struck the earth and created an area of 150m deep. Lonar has transformed into a tranquil expanse of blue sky in the midst of a lush emerald forest that surrounds the. Lonar is saline as well as alkaline in the natural world. There are numerous temples that surround the lake, the majority of them in ruins. The exception is one temple, Daitya Sudan, located in the middle of Lonar town, which is an excellent illustration of the early Hindu architectural style.

The best time to visit: November to February Nearest Airport: Aurangabad Airport (157 kms)
Most Nearest Train Station: Jalna ( 90 Kms from Jalna)

2. Needle Hole Point

For a stunning glimpse of nature, make sure to visit Needle Hole Point in Mahabaleshwar to see what appears to have been sculpted in a fine manner by a skilled craftsman. The point is situated close to Kate’s Point, Needle Hole Point is often referred to for its Elephant Point named for its natural rock formation which looks like one of the faces on an elephant. You can take in the amazing view of Deccan traps that appear like the trunk of an elephant. This wonder of the seven of India includes 3 points total, which are Kate’s Point, Echo Point as well as Needle Hole Point. Beyond this point Mahabaleshwar’s town Mahabaleshwar is home to many stunning tourist spots that are serene and attractive to photograph.

The Best Time to Go: October to June
Nearest Airport: Pune (120 Kms away)
Nearest Railway Station: Satara (55 Kms away)

3. Borra Caves

In the Ananthgiri hill range in Andhra Pradesh, around 90km away from Visakhapatnam, Borra Caves are an amazing instance the natural “work still in process”. The Borra Caves, which are limestone caves, are the most deep of its kinds in the nation (over the depth of 260 feet). It’s comprised of numerous Stalagmite and Stalactite forms ranging from small to large, and also with irregularly formed dimensions.

The real appeal of Borra Caves is the sixty-three lamp fixtures inside the caves. Within these caves, when mineral-rich water flows out from the ceiling inside the cave they form small rings of minerals that it leaves behind. If this water drips onto the floors, it makes another tiny mineral deposit. As time passes they make soda cones and soda straws in the ceiling, as well as making conical cake formation that are on floors.

The Best Time to Visit: November – March
Most Nearest Airport Vishakapatnam International Airport
Nearest Railway Station: Vizag (Kirandul Passenger train)

Alongside exploring one of our natural wonders of India You can also go to local tourist attractions like Tyda park Bheemili Beach, Araku valley Ananthagiri as well as Katiki waterfalls.

4. Dudhsagar Falls

This is another stunning among the 7 wonders of India. Dudhsagar has gained a lot of attention after it was featured as a scene in Shahrukh Khan & Deepika Padukone blockbuster starring the duo, Chennai Express. The stunning gushing of clear, white water that gushes across the elevated almost vertical slope of the mountain, from an incredible high of 1017 feet is breathtaking and inspiring. The stunning beauty of these waterfalls reminds us that there are other natural forces that are far superior to the human body and mind.

The name “Dudhsagar” literally means’sea of milk’. The waterfall is an image to the white foam and spray that the waterfall produces when it flows into the lake’s waters. The waterfalls are at their peak during the monsoon season, but they’re a favorite attraction throughout the year. In the midst of a crescent-shaped valley of the valley, the waterfalls are covered in lush greenery, making them a great destination for honeymooners.

Best Time to visit: Monsoon
Nearest Airport: Panaji Airport
On the Road: NH4A highway

5. Magnetic Hill

Magnetic Hill is an example of a “gravity hill” (a gravity hill is an area where the design of the land surrounding it creates an optical illusion that makes an unintentionally downhill slope appear to appear to be the uphill side.) located near Leh in Ladakh, India. The design of the slopes surrounding it creates an illusion of the road that runs downhill is actually an uphill one. Cars and objects in the hills may appear to be moving “uphill” in the face of gravity, but they are actually, rolling downhill.

The two other magnetic hills are in Gujarat close to Bhuj (Kalo dungar , one of the hills that are black) and the other near Tulsi Shyam. This tiny stretch of road that is located around 30kms from Leh to Kargil has puzzled many for years and remains so. In this stretch, if you shut off your engine and allow your vehicle to stand still the vehicle will begin slowly moving and will accelerate to 20 kms/hour by itself. Mysterious, isn’t it?

The theory to explain this phenomenon may be a magnet force strong that it pulls cars upwards. In fact, it is so well-known that aircrafts flying in this area increase their altitude to shield themselves from magnetic interference. Wouldn’t you love to travel this amazing route at some point in your lifetime? Now, you have to hurry and plan your trip to Ladakh with your fellow travelers.

The best time to visit: July to September
Nearest Airport: Leh Airport
On the Road: Leh-Kargil-Baltic National Highway

6. Belum Caves

Belum Caves are among the two largest caves on Belum Caves, which is the second largest cave in Indian subcontinent. The mysterious Belum Caves make the list below of Indian Wonders with a myriad of mysteries hidden within the caves’ deep caves. It is well-known for its stalactite as well as stalagmite formations. It is the second-largest cave on the Indian subcontinent (3229 meters) and also the longest cave located in the plains of Indian Subcontinent.

Belum Caves are among the two largest caves on Belum Caves, which is the second largest cave in Indian subcontinent. The Belum Caves are on the list below of Indian marvels, which has many mysteries hidden within its caverns of darkness. The cave is famous for its stalagmite and stalactite formations and stalagmite formations, it is the second-largest cave on the Indian subcontinent (3229 meters) and the longest of caves within the plains of the Indian Subcontinent.

The cave features long passages and airy chambers. It also has fresh water galleries, as well as siphons. The underground cavern created by the constant movement of the underground waters. Today, 3.5 km of this amazing natural wonder have been explored successfully, but only 1.5 kilometers are open for visitors.

Best Time to Go: Winters
The nearest airport is Tirupati Airport (250 kms)
Closest Railway Station: Tadipatri Railway Station ( 30 kms away)

7. Living Tree Bridges of Cherrapunji

It is located in one of the most wettest areas on the planet located in the wettest place on earth – Cherrapunji, Living Root bridges of Meghalaya could create some of some of the most stunning images of nature anywhere in the world. This beautiful area is a method to showcase the mysterious nature of creating. The place is known for its ever-growing natural bridges, some are more than 500 years old.

Its roots Ficus Elastic are grown by local Khasi tribes to create strong and beautiful natural bridges that take about 15 years to fully develop. These unique bridges are truly nature-inspired wonders which you should visit.

The longest-running living bridge measures about 50 meters in length . It is situated in the small town called Pynursla. Numerous other living bridges are located around the towns in Sohkynduh, Mawshuit, Nongpriagn, Rymmai and Kongthong.

The best time to visit: September to May
Most Nearest Airport Shillong Airport ( 60 kms)
Nearest Railway Station: Guwahati Station

8. Marble Rocks

Another natural wonder, Marble Rocks of Bhedaghat located in Jabalpur district of Rajasthan are popular tourist attraction. A visit to the Bhedaghat region of Jabalpur is not complete without a boat ride along the Narmada through the high cliffs or marble rocks. It’s a rather rough boat ride on the calm Narmada traversing the three-kilometre canyon that runs between the cliffs (approx 100ft). The boat is moving along the white cliffs, they are dotted with brown and green volcanic rocks sparkle in the sun’s light. Marble Rocks are truly a trip-along for anyone. These are stunning rocks that form a canyon on the Narmada River. Narmada approximately 3km in length. The local attractions that complement the rocks are Dhuandhar Falls and Chausath Yogini temple.

The Best Time to Go: November-March
The nearest airport is Jabalpur Airport (40 kms)
Most nearest Railway Station Jabalpur Station (40Kms)

9. Banni Grasslands Reserve

Chir Batti Chir Batti is an bizarre and mysterious light show which occurs in Banni grasslands located on the outer southern part of the Rann of Kutch, Gujrat. It is a sight we can’t afford to overlook and include it in our list of the hidden wonders of India. If you ask locals, they may consider it UFO sightings, or ghosts. For a long time, residents have claimed that they saw mysterious dancing lights on the Banni Grasslands Reserve in Rann of Kutch. The soldiers too were stunned as the lights appeared to be following them.

Also known as Chir Batti Chir Batti, they appear as bright as mercury lamps and could change color to yellow, blue, or red to a pear-shaped , moving ball. At times , they stand still while sometimes they move at an accelerated speed. Scientists believe that this phenomenon is caused by the oxidation of methane in the marshes.

The Best Time to visit: July to March
The nearest airport: Bhuj Airport
The nearest railway Station: Well connected to Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Baroda and many more.

10. Loktak Floating Lake

It is located around 54km from Imphal located in Bishnupur district in Manipur, Loktak lake is the one and only floating National Park situated in India. In this stunning lake there are only floating islands known by the name of “Phumdis”. The term “phumdis” refers to an assortment of heterogeneous masses comprised of soil, plants and organic matter in different stages of decay.

Like miniature islands, Phumdis can be found in a variety of shapes, floating in the lake. Loktak lake also houses the its largest floating park in the world and which is the Keibul Lamjao National Park.

With a surface covering 300 square meters The lake is an essential source of water for many. It provides an water source for hydropower generation as well as drinking water and irrigation within the region, in addition to aside from being the source of revenue for fishermen who heavily depend on the lake for their livelihoods.

The Best Time to Visit: October – April
Most convenient airport: Domestic- Imphal, International – Guwahati
The nearest railway station: Dimapur Railway Station

11. Amarnath Cave

As one of the most holy shrines of Hinduism The mysterious ice lingam of Lord Shiva located in Amarnath Cave is where millions of Hindu devotees gather to. The Shiv ling originates by the natural stalagmite formation because of the freezing of water droplets that drip down from the ceiling of the cave onto the floor below. Then it rises vertically from the floor and waxes as it dims as the moon goes down. The legend says that it is this cave in which Lord Shiva was able to impart the secrets of eternal life to his beloved consort Parvati.

The cave you visit is not just a way to take in the stunning mountain views but will also lead you to a higher level of spirituality.

The best time to visit: May to September
Most Nearest Airport Srinagar
Nearest Railway Station: Jammu Tawi Railway Station

12. Columnar Basaltic Lava, St. Mary’s Islands

They could appear to be normal rocks in the sea , but they’re the rocks that were created by an eruption of a volcano. Make sure to visit Coconut Island, St Mary’s island, to see this amazing wonder. When a volcano bursts, the dense, viscid basaltic lava released, which quickly cools. It expands in such a way that a series of cracks resembling spider webs form within it.

These cracks appear in the form of polygons and hexagons. As the lava solidifies into rock, what remains is left behind is in the columns of rock, it appears as if it was formed by the hands of humans.

The Best Time to visit: October to January
Most Nearest Airport Mangalore Airport ( 60Kms from the airport)
Nearest Railway Station: Mangalore Central Railway Station

13. Sambhar Lake

India’s largest salt lake inland The Sambhar Salt Lake is another natural wonder of the nation. It is located in the desert of Thar Desert.

While deserts are typically desolate or barren, the lake located in the middle of desert is a rare exceptional exception. The shape of the lake is bowl-shaped. It surrounds the historical Sambhar Lake Town situated south west of the city of Jaipur.

The legend goes that Shakambhari Devi who was the goddess of tutelary in Chauhan Rajputs, and the wife of Lord Shiva was once able to transform an enveloping forest into a country of silver to give thanks for the work done to her. Locals were worried that greed would take over the people, and she converted it later into an aquatic lake.

The Best Time to Visit: October to March
The nearest airport: Jaipur International Airport
Nearest Railway Station: Sambhar Train Station

14. Hide and look and Beach, Orissa

These are yet another stunning geographical characteristics of India that are part of this list of the 15 most natural attractions in India. The name says it all the beach is known for disappearing and appearing. If you make a trip at the Hide-and-seek Beach in Orissa, you can bet that it might not be there. In Orissa in India, Chandipur Beach is also referred to as the Hide and Seek Beach due to the quality of its beach.

There are moments that you can observe the sea, and others when on the same spot is nothing but Casuarina tree as well as creeper sand dunes. The reason behind this phenomenon is the fact that the seawater recedes by 5 km during low tide, and then resurfaces to the shore at high tide on a daily basis. This is a unique phenomenon that has not been observed by many people to date.

The Best Time to visit: March to September
The nearest airport is Kolkata Airport (204 Kms)
Closest Railway Station: Balasore railway station (16 kms away)

15. The Aleya Ghost Lights – Will-o’-the-wisp

Here’s a scary natural wonder that has been added on our list of the natural marvels in India. These spooky Aleya Ghost Lights are found in the swamps of West Bengal. This mysterious and unanswered phenomena is an intriguing travel destination that is haunted by the supernatural for those who visit. Many gloomy and frightening tales are told by the locals and are the evidence of the area’s haunted nature. The glowing lights that are colorful are another mystery of nature, unsolved by humans!

The Best Time to visit:Throughout the year
Nearest Airport: Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport
The Nearest Station: Railway Station:Canning railway station

These are 15 amazing beauty spots in India that will leave you amazed and enthralled! If you’ve already visited one of these marvels and would like to share your experiences.