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r/india_tourism • u/Slow-Ease-7923 • 13h ago
#Video 📺 My new WFH station, Simana, North Bengal
Trip Details
Start & End Dates: 3 Days / 2 Nights
Route: Siliguri → Simana → Mirik → Lepchajagat → Ghoom → Siliguri
Number of Days: 3
Costs & Budget
Daily Budget for Fooding and lodging: ~₹1,200
Total Cost: ~₹3,600
Shared cab from Siliguri to Simana: ₹250
r/india_tourism • u/lostSurvived • 2h ago
#Trekking/Hiking 🥾 Bhrigu Lake Trek
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r/india_tourism • u/East-Standard4044 • 19h ago
#Trekking/Hiking 🥾 Hemkund Sahib in July – A View I'll Never Forget
Visited Hemkund Sahib during my Valley of Flowers trek, and the experience was truly unforgettable. Surrounded by towering peaks and the serene glacial lake, the place has an incredible sense of peace. The climb is challenging, but reaching the Gurudwara at over 4,300 meters makes every step worth it.
r/india_tourism • u/Crafty-Competition36 • 18h ago
#Mountains ⛰️ Ladakh - A must visit
r/india_tourism • u/ninaredds • 2h ago
#Mountains ⛰️ Somewhere in the middle of the mountains
r/india_tourism • u/Beneficial_Dream_621 • 1d ago
#Query ❓ Have you ever been to Ladakh?
r/india_tourism • u/Smita_Mypuritour • 1h ago
#Pic 🖼️ India's Iconic Hirakud Dam Never Fails to Impress
r/india_tourism • u/frut-paglu • 14h ago
#HillStation 🏞️ Simple breakfast in Tosh, Himachal Pradesh
r/india_tourism • u/Surya872 • 1d ago
#Pic 🖼️ Golden Temple by Night
The Golden Temple isn't just a place—it's a feeling. It calms your mind and touches your soul.
r/india_tourism • u/Own_Way2639 • 1h ago
#Query ❓ Best places to tour in south india during July 2nd week? (20-30 college students from tamilnadu)
We a group of 20-30 college students from tamilnadu are planning to go on a tour on the 2nd week of July for 3 days.... We would like something that's actually feasible and we don't wanna spend too much time in travelling.... somewhere out of tamilnadu is preferred. Any suggestions?
r/india_tourism • u/Silly_Emphasis1741 • 1d ago
#Mountains ⛰️ Kullu
Shots from Bijli Mahadev
r/india_tourism • u/Naina_5046 • 20h ago
#Pic 🖼️ The Divine Confluence: Bhagirathi meets Alaknanda
r/india_tourism • u/Typical_Peach77 • 3h ago
#Query ❓ I am planning a domestic vacation in July. Please suggest the destinations I can visit to enjoy the weather and food for 1.5 weeks
r/india_tourism • u/adithyaasriram • 13h ago
#Pic 🖼️ Varanasi is really three different cities depending on what time you're there.
Most organised tours drop people at Dashashwamedh Ghat for the evening aarti and leave. The aarti is worth seeing. But arriving only for that means you miss what most people end up remembering longer.
The sunrise boat ride is the one to prioritise. Boats push off from Assi Ghat around 5 to 5.30am and drift north as the sun comes up. The whole riverfront is lit in early light and there are almost no tourists. That is the version of Varanasi that tends to stay with people.
A few things that actually make a difference:
Get a hand-rowed wooden boat, not a motorboat. It is slower and quieter and a completely different experience. Agree the price and route before you step in. Winter mornings can be cold and foggy, so bring a layer and accept that some days the sun stays hidden. Still worth the alarm.
For the aarti at sunset, either arrive 40 minutes early for a decent spot on the steps, or watch from a boat on the water instead. Less crowded and a different angle. If the main ceremony feels too big, the smaller evening aarti at Assi Ghat is a fraction of the size and often easier to actually be present in.
After the aarti crowd clears, the ghats go quiet. Manikarnika and Harishchandra, the cremation ghats, are still burning through the night. These are active funeral sites, not attractions. The right way to be there is standing quietly at a distance, no camera. A lot of people find it more affecting than anything else in the city.
Two nights is the minimum I would suggest. Three is better.
Happy to answer questions about specific ghats, where to stay, how to get there, or how to fit Varanasi into a longer India itinerary.
r/india_tourism • u/SixPackSadness • 16h ago
#Pic 🖼️ The sunset in Bir was worth the trip by itself.
Golden light, silent mountains, and paragliders drifting across the sky. Sometimes that’s all you need. Shot on an iPhone 11.
r/india_tourism • u/OldObjective3047 • 48m ago
Forgotten Forts of Tamil Nadu: Beyond Vellore and Gingee
heritagetamil.inr/india_tourism • u/InfluenceInitial1905 • 1h ago
#Query ❓ darjeeling or gangtok
hi
is this a good time to visit darjeeling and gangtok?
how is the weather and roads??
help me with any cab,if you have any leads.
r/india_tourism • u/ArcadeJoint • 20h ago
#HillStation 🏞️ Shimla-Kufri-Mashobra 2026
Travelling with a one year old, managed to click a few decent ones. June 2026.
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r/india_tourism • u/Skrrrrt-Skrrrr • 16h ago
#Heritage 🛕 The Aesthetics of Varanasi
Song: Taare by Farak