Top 5 Places To Visit In India When You Are Young

 

When we are young, we are wild and free, thus traveling to many places away from home one or the other time seems a great idea and it is, believe me, reading travel blogs also makes me travel to these places on a getaway.



Moving on, when we as India by Car and Driver talk about India, the entire country offers many places for young people to have fun. But you can’t travel one country completely in one Indian tour, so here’s a list of the top 5 locations to start with.

Top 5 places for young people in India

You must find the opportunity to travel to these destinations in India when you are young. If not young, 39 at max.

Mahabalipuram: Heaven of art and architecture

The elegance and bravery of the Mahabalipuram can be obtained and understood from the name locals generally call it, Mamallapuram, which means “city of Great Power.”

This city was one among the wealthiest ruled by kings who constructed this place with gold, silver, and jewelry. The admirable work by the Pallavi kingdom can be seen in the form of Shore Temple, Five Rath Temple, and Alamparai Fort.   

Amritsar: Food, religion, and culture all in one dish

Jewels of Himachal with Amritsar Tour Package from India By Car and Driver is the best way to cover the incredible locations of this heritage city in India.

The tour begins with Delhi, and after traveling to destinations in Shimla, Manali, Dharamshala, and Dalhousie, the devoted three-day tour of Amritsar covers the famous destinations such as Golden Temple Wagah Border, and enjoying local cuisine is all about tasting the world’s top dish preparations.    

Hampi: Where there are ruins for history lovers

Hampi is one of the locations in south India, listed as the best place to visit in India by UNESCO. This world heritage destination is home to India’s finest architectural wonders in the form of Virupaksha Temple, Hazara Rama Temple, and Vijaya Vittal Temple, which are treated mainly for the structural tour in India. In addition, the nearby connectivity with Bangalore makes this site the best weekend getaway spot.  

Agra: Home to the world’s most iconic symbol of love

Marvel of Taj Mahal needs no introduction. It is the building that symbolizes an extraordinary place of India on the world map when it’s about enlisting the world’s most majestic architectures.

Being the heart of Golden Triangle Tours, a trip to Agra can be taken in the Delhi Jaipur Agra Tour. The closest attraction of Fatehpur Sikri, located 40 km away from Agra, is another perfect UNESCO historical site that was earlier the capital of Mughals before Agra took over.   

Dhanaulti: Home to the Alpine Jungle of India

The grand sight from the height of 2200 m above the ground outlined with Valley of Chamba, and Mussoorie peppered with alpine trees as far as the eye can see, details the tremendous beautiful heaven of Dhanaulti Hill Station. The forests cover the tree of deodar, oak, and silky rhododendron makes it the most followed to have a harmonious and soulful holiday in the natural terrain of India.   

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