India is a stunningcountry with vibrant colors, cultures and kind people. Every season iscelebrated and people enjoy them to their most in our country.

 India is known for its diversity, making it one of the most popular and desirable travel destinations in the world. The land is peppered with some breathtakingly beautiful spots that are ideal for a getaway this holiday season. We have mentioned some places which are so beautiful, and their beauty and spark cannot be defined in words.

Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh

Tawang is breathtakingly gorgeous! The town is surrounded by natural beauty and is a realistic choice to Bhutan. The Buddhist gompas in this area are ancient and amazing.Until October 5, 1984, Tawang District was a sub-division of West Kameng District. This district is located in Arunachal Pradesh's westernmost region. This district covers roughly 2,172 square kilometres and is bordered to the north by Tibet (China), Bhutan to the south-west, and the Sela mountains to the east by West Kament district.

Jodhpur, Rajasthan

Mehrangarh Fort, which overlooks the city, the blue bylanes of the ancient city, UmaidBhawan Palace, JaswantThada, and the GhantaGhar, or Clock Tower, are among Jodhpur's most prominent attractions.People also flock to Jodhpur to shop for food, antiques, traditional clothing, and traditional shoes (also known as JodhpuriMojari).During the festive season, Rajasthan's 'Blue City' transforms into a fairyland. The view of the blue buildings from the majesty of the Mehrangarh Fort is breathtaking.

Kerala

Kerala is known as "God's Own Country" for a reason, which you'll learn the moment you arrive. The beaches, which are flanked with swaying palm palms, and the backwaters, which are studded with lovely houseboats, only add to the celebratory atmosphere.Kerala's culture and customs, as well as the state's diverse demographics, have made it one of India's most popular tourist destinations. Kerala was designated one of the "10 paradises of the world" and "50 must-see places of a lifetime" by National Geographic Traveller magazine in 2012.

Rishikesh, Uttarakhand

Rishikesh is well-known for its ashrams on the Ganges ghats. Rishikesh's alleys, which are covered in fantastic graffiti, are lovely and unusual, and provide numerous photo opportunities. The lovely location is becoming a popular resort for travellers seeking spiritual enlightenment.The riverbank stretch, according to many Hindu yogis and sadhus, is spiritual and religiously significant since it is where the Ganges forms following the confluence of the rivers Bhagirathi and Alaknanda at Devprayag in the Garhwal Himalayas. Since history, saints and yogis have meditated on the banks of the Ganges.