7 Most Discussed Yet Least Visited Places In India

Have you ever visited someplace and just wondered; if there are too many people there, and you cannot have that fun vacation planned? Is it not valid for any famous tourist place you could think about?

Well, not really. The seventh-largest country has more than enough tourist destinations for every travel enthusiast to fulfil their wanderlust away from the usually crowded cities. Who wants to be followed by that same crowd to their supposedly fun getaways, right?

With summer vacations right around the corner, Let us give you some brand new plans this time rather than just your stereotyped vacation visits. Surprisingly, the places we’d be talking about are not such hidden gems either; they are one of the most talked-about tourist spots. You may have planned over drinks with your friends once but never actually visited.

What are the Least Visited Tourist Places in India?

India stretches a land frontier of 15,200 km and a coastline of about 7516 Km. Don’t you think Incredible India, as they say, is just too much for any tourist to go through in one lifetime thoroughly? Enough of beating around the bush. Let us take you on a short virtual tour for you to know what you are missing, some places that should already be ticked off your bucket list.

1. Khajjiar, Himachal Pradesh

You may think of Manali, Kufri, or even Dalhousie at best whenever you think about Himachal-Pradesh. You’d be surprised to learn that as close as mere 20 kilometers is often referred to as mini Switzerland by people who have already been there.

This place has everything you look for in a perfect hill station. From its beautiful weather throughout the year, It has mountains covered with grasslands and snow, depending on the seasons obviously to lakes, famous temples, Adventure sports, and even a wildlife sanctuary.

If this is one of the tourist places near you, it is a must-visit.

Must visit if you plan to add khajjiar to your bucket list:- Kalatop WildLife Sanctuary, Khajjiar lake, Kailash village, Tibetan Handicraft center, Dhauladhar range, Dainkund Peak, The list goes on. 

2. Madhya Pradesh

We know naming a whole state as a tourist spot is more of a stretch, but trust us, Madhya Pradesh is just filled with these not-so-hidden gems. Being an Indian, you all may have come across at least once in the travel campaign of MP tourism, “Mp Ajab hai, Sabse Gajab Hai.”

This place in central India is what India represents, the rich history of Bravehearts and culture. Its kind art and handicrafts, not to be seen elsewhere, architecture, and simply beautiful places to visit will stay with you forever.

Must visits if you are planning to add Madhya Pradesh to your bucket list:- Khajurao’s temples, Bandhavgarh National park, Kanha National park, Sanchi Stupa, the palaces and lakes of Ujjain, Gwalior; it won’t be too much to say that if you have never been to MP before you have not truly experienced India, even being an Indian.

3. Uttarakhand

We know almost everyone who lives in the northern parts of India has been to this state of Uttarakhand, which is known for its religious tourist spots and attracts thousands of pilgrims throughout the year. Now though it is true, you may have been to places like Haridwar, Rishikesh, or many other famous tourist destinations. However, we would still say you have not seen all of Uttarakhand.

Many people do not even relate snow or trekking to Uttarakhand. Are you one of them? Then you should visit this small state in the north.

Tourist places that may interest you, regardless of visiting the state for the first time or coming back for an experience:- Almor, Auli, Ranikhet, Jim Corbett National Park, Mori, Dhanaulti, Shri hemkunt sahib.

4. Coorg

Coorg is one of the places that do have been explored by people throughout the world, but it still has not seen that crowd yet; if you are one of those travelers who like to tour places that have not been malice by the public yet but is not such hidden that you won’t get the needed amenities Coorg is for you.

Especially for people living in Bengaluru, this is the answer for your “Tourist places near me for a weekend getaway.”

Coorg is just waiting to be on your bucket list. It has a variety of fun activities like water sports, wildlife safari, and Elephant rides: waterfalls, temples, steep hills, coffee plantations, Rich variety of Flora and Fauna. Coorg is just too good for you to procrastinate further.

5. Assam

Assam is known worldwide for its beautiful hills, tea/coffee plantations, vineyards, beautiful rainforests, herbs, flowers, and the wildlife it homes, making it one of India’s most serene sceneries. Even after the worldwide popularity of Assam, many people are yet to explore this part of India.

Assam will be filled with surprises for you if you think of it as a place where your tea leaves come from, especially if you are a wildlife lover or even someone who likes to lose in nature for a break off your hectic schedule in the concrete jungles you have caged yourself in Assam is for you.

Must visit Tourist places for you:- Kaziranga and Manas National parks; Hoollongapar Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary, Kakochang Waterfalls, Many tea plantations, and monasteries. Also, if you are new to Assamese culture, you must visit townships like Guwahati; the artwork, Handicrafts, and museums will leave you in awe.

6. Pondicherry

If you have ever been to Goa and liked it, Pondicherry will not disappoint you; unlike Goa and the rest of India, Pondicherry was a French colony and thus influenced its architecture and even its culture. Though geographically it is very similar to Goa, It will surprise you with its more prosperous wildlife, few rocky and grassland heels, and marshy forests.

It has all those not so famous but beautiful beaches you want to be at, especially if you are just sick of everyone boasting about Goa and want to experience a change Pondicherry is for you.

Must visit tourist places in Pondicherry:- Paradise Beach, Seaside Promenade, Rock beach, Chunnambar Boat House, Serenity Beach, Bharati Government park, and the churches are simply heavenly; also, you may end up roaming around the city enjoying the french architecture.

7. Andaman and Nicobar Islands

What if we tell you Maldives or Bahamas are not the only exotic Islands in the world you can be in this summer. We do have a great alternative here in India itself. Yes, not even a passport is required. You can enjoy the beautiful Indian ocean scuba diving and stay at those exotic resorts you have been envying. 

Andaman would give you all of the beautiful sceneries and activities that movie stars on Instagram have made sure to be on your bucket list. To top that, the Andaman Islands are a rich part of Indian history; the Kala Pani jail there was once used to punish the freedom fighters of India used to be one of the most brutal jails all over the world.

All of that rich history and stories are stored in the museums for you, just waiting to be explored, and if you are looking for a tourist place with islands like that of the Maldives, Why not?

Must visit tourist places in Andaman and Nicobar Islands:- Ross Island, Chidiya Tapu, Baratang Island, The Cellular jail, Barren Island volcanoes, Bharatpur; Laxmanpur, and The Elephant beaches. Also, you must try scuba diving, kayaking, and countless other watersports at Havelock Island.

Parting Words

We know you may have known most of these tourist places and planned for some of these places already, or you know about more such sites. India is filled with places that are yet to be discovered, as serene as the other tourist places worldwide. One would always find something unique, peaceful, and blissful. Till then, we wish you a safe journey and happy travelling.

FAQs

Do India have more unique places If we have already visited these places?

Yes, Indeed, this is just a part of India’s beautiful wonderland, and with just a little research, you can find your dream vacation here in India itself.

What is so different about India from other foreign tourist places?

Every place has its uniqueness. One definitely should visit foreign places too for the experience. India has it all, from mountains to beaches to deserts to wildlife, which may or may not be displayed in other countries.

Can a tourist ever experience complete India in their lifetime?

We would say it is almost impossible because it is just not the place a tourist looks for; the diverse culture of India is unique every time you see it.

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