10 Most Beautiful Village of India | Must visit once in Life

People who are fond of travelling definitely dream of going on a foreign trip once in their life. Foreign tourist destinations may be the best, but the beautiful villages nestled in the lap of nature in India are no less than anyone else. 

Yes, there are dozens of such villages in India whose beauty can overshadow the popularity of tourist destinations built on foreign land. You should definitely visit these villages once in your life.

Lachung, Sikkim – 

The village named Lachung along the Tibet border is a great tourist destination in Sikkim. Located at an altitude of about 8,858 feet, you will find yourself surrounded by snow-capped mountains in this village. This place is about 118 km from Gangtok, which will give you the pleasure of a long journey. There are also beautiful apple, peach, and apricot orchards to visit here.

Malana, Himachal Pradesh – 

Anyone who is fond of visiting tourist destinations should definitely visit Malana village in Himachal Pradesh at least once. The residents here are believed to be descendants of Alexander the Great, which makes the stories related to this place even more interesting. With its peaceful atmosphere, natural beauty and away from the noise of big cities, this village can give you the most memorable moments of your life. The amazing trekking of Kheerganga is also very close to this place.

Kasauni, Uttarakhand – 

Kasauni village, located in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, about 425 km from Delhi, is situated between the Kosi and Gomti rivers in Bageshwar district. Situated at an altitude of about 6,075 feet above sea level, this village is a precious example of nature. Situated between dense forests and mountains, this village is very famous among tourists.

Takdah, West Bengal – 

A small village named Takdah in Darjeeling district of West Bengal is counted among the most beautiful places in the country. Far from big cities, this village is a wonderful sight of nature. The hills and dense forests here can be a good option for trekking. The view of the high peaks of the Himalayas and tea gardens here are also a center of attraction for tourists.

Khimsar, Rajasthan – 

Khimsar, a small village in North India, is called the heartbeat of Rajasthan. Surrounded by the Thar Desert on all sides, this village is no less than a wonderful tourist destination. At this place, you can enjoy desert safari by riding a jeep or camel. Camping at night in desert areas is a different kind of fun, Khimsar also has this facility.

Idukki, Kerala – 

Idukki is the highest place in the Western Ghats of Kerala. The beautiful lakes, waterfalls and dense forests here add to the beauty of this place. In this village, you will also find many species of trees and plants that you may have never seen before. You can also enjoy camping near the Idukki Arch Dam. After coming to this village, do not forget to taste the traditional dishes with the local residents here.

Gokarna, Karnataka – 

Gokarna in Karnataka is a beautiful village very close to Goa, hence it is also called Goa’s neighbouring village. This village is very popular as a tourist destination as well as among pilgrims. People who visit Karnataka never forget to see the beauty of this village.

Kasaul, Himachal Pradesh – 

Kasaul is also a very beautiful village of Himachal Pradesh, where tourists flock throughout the year. This place is great for those who are fond of long, high trekking. Famous for hippie culture, this place is no less than a paradise for backpackers. Most tourists come here between March and May.

Majuli, Assam – 

Majuli in Assam is the world’s largest river island, located on the banks of the Brahmaputra River. This 400 square kilometer wide island is also a great tourist destination. One special thing about this place is that some fishermen here can hold their breath for a longer time than any other person. You can also go for a boat ride and visit many special museums here.

Mawlynnong, Meghalaya – 

Mawlynnong village in Meghalaya is like a hidden treasure of nature. The local community and the government have taken the responsibility of maintaining the beauty of this village. In the year 2003, it was also awarded the cleanest village award. The weather here is most wonderful between October and April.