Tag: Indian Tourism

Last part of the series showcasing you thstunning places in India that you might not have heard much about and which you must visit in your lifetime

Though It Would Take Lifetime To Visit All The Places, But Here Are Some Stunning Offbeat Places in India You Might Not Have Heard Much About

The Seven Sister states of the North East comprise a distinct geographic, administrative and political region. It's a picturesque kaleidoscope of undulating green hills, rolling valleys and peaceful and tranquil towns and hamlets.

India's two distinct island groups, the Lakshadweep Islands and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands bodies flanking the two sides of Indian peninsula. These two islands groups are entirely different from each other in form, origin and the dazzling beauty which they have to offer.

Moving right from Gujarat to down south Kerala and Tamil Nadu and then moving up to West Bengal in the east, the country’s coastline is ringed by some 1350 islands. Read on..

Beach tourism drives world tourism. Indian beaches with crystal blue waters entice and invite tourists both locally and from across the world.

This is a first article (S No: VI-360.01) of the series "Visit India 360". It's an endeavor initiated by N4M, through a series of articles highlighting the various facets of 'Indian Tourism', and in the process synch with the ongoing efforts to make India the preferred destination of World Tourism.