1. Auroville- Pondicherry:-

Located near the union territory of Pondicherry, it is also known as the “city of dawn.” It was founded In 1968 by a spiritual leader, Mirra Alfassa as a town where people from all over the world could live in harmony. Purpose of Auroville- is to realize human unity by indulging in meditation like Matrimandir, which has elegant lawns all around. Best time to go there is from October to February.

2. Pangong Tso:-

This place is located in Ladakh, 1400ft above ground, which has splendid scenery. It is located at a high altitude flaunting multiple shades of sky and surrounded by the mountains. People from all over the world come here to camp and enjoy the marvelous sunrise and sunsets. The view is sometimes accompanied by rare animals and birds that visit the lake. Best time to visit there is from May to September.

3. Dzukou Valley:-

Also known as the valley of flowers, located at the borders of Nagaland and Manipur. Well known for its flora and fauna and mesmerizing natural environment, it also has a trek in Zankhana, located 20 km from Kohima. This valley of flowers is a treat to wandering soul and appetite to hungry travelers. Noone can resist surrendering their senses to those scenic valleys, the grass that guides one through the path, the flower that satiates one's nerves and the clouds that caresses you like a lover. It is indeed one of the most idyllic natural evolution .

4. Agatti island – Lakshadweep:-

This island is 7.6km long situated on a coral atoll called Agatti in the Union territory of Lakshadweep, India. It is the coral paradise of India and offers snorkeling or scuba diving. Crystal clear and clean water defines this paradise. The island is surrounded by lagoons and fenced by the coral reef. These reefs provide natural sheath from rough seas, besides adding beauty to the island. Best time to go here is from October to mid-May.

5. Majuli Island:-

It is the cultural capital of Assam and the world’s largest river island, which is surrounded by river Brahmaputra on both sides. The culture of Majuli is unique and quite interesting and that’s one of the reasons why people are attracted to this place. The festivals of Majuli are crowd pullers like Raas Purnima. It is indeed a peaceful and a scenic place and you will definitely fall in love with the vibrant greenery spread all over. Cycling to explore the countryside and the ferry is something you shouldn’t miss at all.

So, leave all the worries and concerns behind and join the rejuvenating voyages to explore the most peaceful places in India.