In terms of natural beauty, India is no less than a treasure, here nature works to decorate the four directions according to the weather. The clean serene stream flowing through the mountains, the forest groves covered with various flora, the blue sky touching the earth, etc., describe the characteristics of the land. Not only this, tourists from every corner of the world are drawn here.
'Frank Smith' (explorer and writer of the book on Valley of Flowers) and Captain J. Forsoth (who wrote the book on the hills of Satpura) were some of the foreigners who were so impressed with the beauty of India that they even wrote the book. There are many more such examples.
In this special section of Planet', know about the selected natural sites, which are not lacking from any paradise, like Kashmir.
The most important places picked by me
The most important places picked by me
1- Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh
Dharamshala is a beautiful natural site located on the upper limits of Kangra Valley in Himachal Pradesh. The height of which is about 1,475 meters above sea level. This natural site is covered with a thick sheet of cedar trees to add beauty to the beauty of Himachal. Dharamshala is also home to the world's highest cricket ground, due to which the popularity of this precious land has increased.
Cricket lovers love to visit Dharamshala along with sports. The site is considered an important stronghold for Tibetan Buddhist followers. You can enjoy a visit to places like Maikal Ganj, Masroor, Kangra Museum, Kangra Fort, Namgyal Math, Dal Lake etc.
2- Bir, Himachal Pradesh
Bir is a beautiful hill village in the north of Himachal Pradesh. Which is full of immense beauty of nature. This beautiful place is situated near the Joginder Nagar valley. Along with the natural beauty, this place is also known for adventure.
Bir is a very special place for paragliding. Hence it is also called 'Paragliding Capital of India'. Apart from this, Bir is also considered to be the home of the Tibetan refuge
You can see a large number of Buddhist monasteries and a huge stupa here. You can also enjoy sightseeing here like Sherab Ling Monastery, BT Factory, Chokling Math, Deer Park Institute, Dharmalaya Institute, Tibetan Colony and Bir Road.
3- Roopkund Lake, Uttarakhand
There are many beautiful lakes in the Himalayan region of India, most of which attracts attention is Roopkund Lake in Uttarakhand. This lake is full of more mysteries than it is beautiful. It is also called the mysterious lake of the state.
The lake is located in the Chamoli district of the state at an altitude of about 5,000 meters. This lake is covered with snow during the winter season, but you can see the dead bodies floating here as the snow melts during the summer.
A big secret
Narcissans are well preserved here due to the cold weather. Scientific evidence suggests that these Lashes may date from around the 12th century. The reason behind whose death remains a big mystery till date. Roopkund will probably be the only lake in the whole world that looks beautiful in spite of the dreaded male-kinkles seen here, and which people from all over the world come to see.
4- Panchgani, Maharashtra
Panchgani, surrounded by the five hills of Sahyadri, is a beautiful hill station in Maharashtra, known for its scenic beauty. It is said to have therapeutic properties in the flowing winds of Panchgani. This place was once the main place for the British to spend summer holidays in India.
The Panchgani hill offers beauty as well as coastal bliss. It is considered an ideal place to spend the summer holidays. Apart from this, you can visit Rajpuri Caves here, which are known for their religious significance. Devotees continue to come here along with tourists.
5- Sakleshpur, Karnataka
Sakleshpur is a beautiful hill station in Karnataka located on the Bayalusima and Malenadu border. This hill village in the state's Hassan district is situated at an altitude of about 949 meters. It is a historical site which belongs to the kings of Chalukyas, Hausala and Mysore. This region once served to beautify the empires of these kings.
Ancient fragmented lingam
An ancient fragmented Shivalinga is believed to have been found from Sakleshpur area during the reign of Hausala kings. Which came to be known as Shaka Lesh Ara. Local people named this village Sakleswar on the same name. Presently this hill village is known as Sakleshpur.
People keep cobra snakes in their home in Shetphal village of Maharashtra
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