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India is a land filled with richness and diversity, even in the experiences we hold in every corner. However, there are some experiences that can only be witnessed in India. Here are some bucket list activities that you absolutely have to check out in India. You can stay at the best hotels in these places with Travelguru Hotels.

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1. See the Grandeur of Taj Mahal in Agra:

One of the Seven Wonders of the World, Taj Mahal is the greatest memento of love the world has ever seen. Present in the fair city of Agra, if you don’t visit the Taj Mahal at least once in your lifetime, your life is not complete. Witness the sadness and glory in the white marble floors for yourself and feel the love Shah Jahan put into this creation, dedicated to Mumtaz Begum. It is even more beautiful in the evening with the soft lights reflecting on the Yamuna river right beside the Taj Mahal.

2. Play With Danger while White Water Rafting In Hrishikesh:

When it comes to adventure sports, the white water rafting experience in Hrishikesh is the ultimate adventure that one could embark on in India. The rapids in Hrishikesh, Uttarakhand are the most dangerous and unpredictable which doubles the thrill and excitement of the sport. If you are going solely for the river rafting, be sure not to go during the monsoons as it remains closed from July to September. The best time to go there is mid – September when the water just starts to turn cold.

3. Witness The Cultural Glory at the RannUtsav:

Kutch is one of the most naturally abundant and culturally rich places in India. A most beautiful place to visit, Kutch lights up even more during its annual festival, the RannUtsav. Camp under the full moon and take camel rides along the beach at nights. The beautiful glittering sand under the moonlight sets the entire mood of the festival. A full-fledged carnival, there are so many official dance, music and other events to look forward to during the RannUtsav. If you haven’t been a part of this celebration ever, it is high time you check out that bullet point from your bucket list.

4. Lose Yourself At the Ziro Festival Of Music:

Ziro Valley in Arunachal Pradesh is known as the mini Greece of India. It is a beautiful hill station hidden from the crowd but yet widely known for its annual music festival. The Ziro Music Festival has gained popularity with various independent artists from across the country as well as internationally. If you want to medicate yourself with a musical coma, the Ziro Music festival should definitely be on the top of your list.

5. Ride On The Most Dangerous Road From Manali to Spiti:

Manali to Spiti has been one of the most popular roads among bikers and has been growing recently. The roads are also known to be one of the most dangerous but yet a scenic route through the mountains. You can be sure that the journey will be laced with adventure and thrills. Stop at the Chandrataal Lake, the Pin Valley, the Kee Monastery and other such beautiful attractions on the way to get the most out of the bike trip.

6. Stay On A Houseboat in Alapuzzha, Kerala:

Alapuzzha or Allepey as known commonly is known for one thing – being the starting point for the backwater trips by houseboats, so famously known in Kerala. If you have ever wanted to see the glory and natural beauty of the backwaters, hop on a houseboat in Alapuzzha and spend days feeling at peace, among the waters. While you are at it, you can also witness the ever-energetic snake races in Kerala.

7. Play Holi In Vrindavan:

No city celebrates Holi like the birthplace of Krishna i.e. Vrindavan in Uttar Pradesh. Colours fly over the city like coloured smoke and people go crazy. If you want to really live the festival of colours, there can be no better place than Vrindavan. Vrindavan shows you the way Holi should be played. While you are there, take a stroll around the various temples dedicated to Krishna.

8. Visit Asia’s Cleanest Village, Mawlynnong:

Recently voted Asia’s cleanest village, you will feel like you have arrived on paradise in Earth itself. The greenery and the entire structure of the town in Meghalaya will make you feel like you could stay there forever. A major highlight of this town is the naturally built mangrove bridge, built by the waters and the tree roots itself. You can even indulge in the cleanliness activities all over town every week, where the whole town participates.

9. See Humanity in Wagah Border, Punjab:

In this small town of Wagah Border in Punjab, the evening sunsets on celebrations every evening known as the Wagah Parades. The Wagah Parade entails a set of soldiers from India and Pakistan meeting together with a coordinated lowering of both flags. They shake each other’s hands and again march back to their respective sides of the border. Where in other parts, Pakistan and India are killing each other mercilessly, this side shows the human side of both of the countries which is a heartrending scene to watch.

10. Experience Festivity at The Peak In Durga Puja Celebrations In Kolkata:

Durga Puja is a whole nine-day festival dedicated to the goddess Durga and it cannot be celebrated with more pomp and enthusiasm than in the City Of Joy, Kolkata. With pandals erected all over the city, Kolkata gets bathed in loudspeakers and lights. Gasp with other audience as the “dhunuchi dancers” or “incense dancers” indulge in the traditional “dhunuchinaach”. The whole city gets dressed up in sarees or kurtas. If you haven’t seen the Durga Puja in Kolkata, you have not seen anything.

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