Be Blown Away by India's Best Kept Natural Treasures

Jog Waterfalls of Karnataka

There is nothing quite as magical as visiting a stunning waterfall in nature, and India has no shortage of these. One of the most impressive of them all has to be the Jog Waterfalls, which can be found in the state of Karnataka. In fact, this is the second highest plunge waterfall in the whole country, with a height of 253 metres. It’s a great idea to visit on a clear day in the rainy season where the water really thunders through the falls and you might even be lucky enough to spot a rainbow.

Mountain Passes of Ladakh

If you fancy yourself as something of an adventurer, you absolutely need to visit the Ladakh region in the north of the country, which is also known as the Land of the Passes. These mountain passes are sometimes inaccessible because of snowfall, but you should have no problem motoring through them in the spring and summer months. We particularly love the Chang-La Pass, which is one of the highest mountain passes in the whole world, from which you’ll experience killer views. And there is a hot tea stall there to refresh yourself!

Mehrangarh Fort

One of the highlights of visiting the blue city of Jodhpur has to be a trip to the incomparable Mehrangarh Fort, a fortress that stands majestically on a rocky hill, and that can be seen from all over the city. This fort dates way back to the 15th century, and inside you can find seven ornately decorated palaces. There is also a museum inside with many stunning objects, including a collection of fine and applied arts from the Mughal period, beautiful armoury, a turban gallery, a paintings gallery, and more besides.

Valley of Flowers

Some of the landscapes you will find in India are beyond beautiful, and never is this more apparent than when you visit the Valley of Flowers National Park in the northern state of Uttarakhand. The Valley of Flowers in a high altitude Himalayan valley, which is home to a beautiful array of alpine plants and flowers. If you don’t mind a challenging trek, this could be the place for you. And the best time to visit is between July and September, just after the monsoon season when the flowers are in full bloom.

Chitrakot Waterfall

We think that one of the most pleasant things you can do on a free day is a visit a beautiful waterfall, and one of the most stunning falls in India is the Chitrakot Waterfall, located in the under visited state of Chhattisgarh. While the height of the falls in one 29 metres, it’s the widest waterfall in the whole country, making it look truly unique. It is often called the Niagara Falls of India, and it is best visited in the Monsoon season when the water really gushes through the falls.

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