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India's best 3 places to visit

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India's best 3 places to visit 


1 -    Ladakh 
Ladakh is a region located in the state of Jammu and Kashmir, India. The city lies on the Leh-Srinagar highway and is little more than 400 km from Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. Irrespective of where you come from or whatever faith you practice, Ladakh provides something for everyone. Tourists love this place all year round.
located in the northern reaches of India, is a place ripe with sights to delight and nature to astound you. A number of tourist destinations cannot be missed in your Leh and Ladakh tourism guide—Tso Moriri, Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso, Siachen Glacier, Shanti Stupa.
Along with the natural beauties, Ladakh tourism offers a rich cultural experience. The people, the culture, and the environment all blend into a harmony that gives you a rich experience. 

Official Language                Tibetan
Also Known                       Garden City
Currency                          Indian Rupee (INR)
Time zone                         UTC+5:30 (IST)
Area                                117 Square Kilometer
Best known for                  Trekking, Rafting and Tibetan Handicraft
Things To Do.                     Camp At Pangong Tso, White-Water Rafting And Trekking
Places To                          Zanskar Valley, Nubra Valley And Magnetic Hill

Ladakh Tourism Tips
Ladakh holds high plateaus, big mountain ranges, sand dunes, and the cold desert in its hall of fame. With mountain passes comprising an important part of the landscape, it may just be the perfect destination for mountain lovers and trekkers.

Ladakh is a mysterious land with scenic beauty that is hard to find anywhere else. Whether you are looking for adventure sports or want to enjoy the natural beauty, there are plenty of activities you can do and places you can visit.

Some of the most popular places to visit in Ladakh are:
Tso Moriri: Located in the beautiful Nubra Valley, Tso Moriri is a picture-perfect lake. It offers a desert setting with mountains and scenic sunset. 

Nubra Valley: Also famous for its fruit orchards, the valley offers the landscape of mountains and meadows. Here, you can meet the Kalash community, Buddhist people in the valley, and even do horseback riding.

Pangong Tso: A two-pronged lake surrounded by mountains, Pangong Tso is no less than a dream come true for people who have long been fascinated with lakes and mountains.

Siachen Glacier: The world’s highest battlefield, Siachen Glacier is a thing of beauty, situated in a narrow valley with plenty of lakes and Indian and Pakistani soldiers manning their high-altitude posts.

Shanti Stupa: Situated in a tiny town alongside the city of Leh, Shanti Stupa is a hilltop Chorten that offers beautiful views of the mountains across the Leh district.



 2 - Kashmir 

Jammu & Kashmir, one of the  India's best 3 places to visit  ,  a piece of heaven on earth, is the 19th largest state in India and it is located mostly all in the Himalayan mountains. It is also the only state now a UT in India with a Muslim-majority population.

    Jammu & Kashmir: A Quick View of the state 
Capital              Srinagar (summer) and Kashmir (winter)
Official Language.   Urdu
Dial Code.             0194
Population.          14.324 (as of 2018)
Currency              Indian Rupee (INR)
Time Zone            UTC+05:30 (IST)
Area.                  222,236 square km 

                  Places to visit 

Tulip garden
Shalimar Bagh 
Mughal garden 
Dal lake 
Alpather lake 
Sonmarg
Ningle nalla 

                   Relegous places to visit
Raghunath Temple
Shankaracharya Temple
Jamia Masjid
Amarnath Cave
Vaishno Devi

                Wild life  places to visit 
Dachigam National Park
Gulmarg Biosphere Reserve
Hemis High Altitude Wildlife Sanctuary
Kishtwar High Altitude National Park
Overa National Park

                Art and culture  of kashmir 

Carpets
Shawls
Rugs
Woven baskets
Walnut wood furniture
Beaten silver and copper wares
Silver jewelry

            Interesting Facts About Jammu & Kashmir
 
Legend has it that Kashmir used to be a lake that was drained.
Kashmir is also called ‘Paradise on earth’.
The world’s second highest peak, the K2, is in Kashmir.
It is the only state to have its own animal, bird, tree, flower and flag.
People of J&K hold dual citizenships – that of the state and the nation.
Only citizens of the state can buy property here.




3 - Coorg 
Coorg is one of the India's best 3 places to visit       it is Beauty In The Heart Of Western Ghats 
Coorg considered as one of the most beautiful destinations near Bangalore. Also known as, Kodagu region, this destination is a beautiful blend of the scenic attraction mixed with rich heritage. It has preserved its natural beauty and known for eco-friendly lifestyle of locals. The presence of gorgeous tea gardens, waterfalls, viewpoints, heritage spots and forests make Coorg tourism worth a trip.
        Coorg Tourism: A Quick View of the state 
        
State.                  Karnataka
Official Language      Kannada
Dial                       08272
Population.             45 Lakhs (as of 2018)
Currency.                Indian Rupee (INR)
Time Zone                GMT+05:30 (IST)
Area.                       205 square km

             Best places to visit in Coorg 
Abbey falls 
Dubra elephant camp 
Raja's seat 
Iruppu falls
Brahmagiri peak 
Nagarhole national park 
Chettali 

                Top things to do in Coorg 

 River rafting 
 Camping
 Trekking
 Yoga retreat 

These were the India's best 3 places to visit 


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