Photos: Most beautiful villages in India you need to visit

Vacation for most Indians is all about going to crowded tourist destinations like Shimla, Jaipur, Udaipur, Goa, and visiting famous temples, lakes, heritage sites, etc. Not many plan a trip to villages that have a lot in store for nature lovers.

Published on: Sep 15, 2021 1:15 PM IST

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With states slowly opening to tourists, you can now plan a trip to small villages instead of the usual tourist spots for a change. Here are a few beautiful villages in India you need to visit at least once. (Instagram)

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Ravangla, South Sikkim: Catch a sign of the snow-laden peaks of Kanchenjunga from this breathtaking village in Ravangla. This place is home to a variety of Himalayan birds so during the evenings you can sit outside and watch different species of birds. (Instagram/@travelrealindia)

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Janjehli, Himachal Pradesh: Situated in Mandi district, this village is perfect for anyone looking for some quiet place to relax. Anyone looking for some outdoor adventure can go hiking, trekking, night safari, and mountaineering. (Instagram/@sidharth_maithani)

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Malana, Himachal Pradesh: This ancient village located in Kullu valley is very popular among trekkers and adventure lovers. People also visit this place for its quietness and serenity. (Instagram/@dailyyatri)

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Mawlynnong, Meghalaya: Known as the cleanest village in Asia, this small village in Meghalaya is situated around 78km away from Shillong city. The locals are very warm and helpful. (Instagram/@pradeeppenumadu1)

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Chitkul village, Himachal Pradesh: Situated on the Indo-China border, Chitkul village has a lot of picturesque attractions. The experience you will have here is different from the other parts of Himachal Pradesh. (Instagram/@camera_garage_)

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Ziro village, Arunachal Pradesh: Located in the Ziro valley of Arunachal Pradesh, this exotic village has a lot in store for anyone looking for some adventure in the hills. Experience the tribal life and learn about the culture of the Apatani tribe of Ziro valley. (Instagram/@trebbymate)

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Nako, Lahaul Spiti: This small undiscovered hamlet is located along the India-China border. From snow-capped mountains to pristine lakes and lush green mountains, Nako village will surely leave you mesmerised. If you visit Nako during the winters then you can go skiing with your friends and family and during the summers you can go for a boat ride and visit ancient monasteries. (Instagram/@lifeinwidelens)