India – A Land Of Scenic Wonders

India – A Land Of Scenic Wonders India has some of the world’s most beautiful landscapes, and the country is home to many impressive settings for nature lovers to admire including lush valleys, forests, lakes, mountain peaks, beaches and meadows. Traveasy offers cheap domestic flight tickets, allowing you to explore this stunning country.

Below are India’s most scenic sights which are definitely worth visiting.

Suraj Tal Lake Dream-like Suraj Tal Lake is situated high up in the Himalayas amidst a plethora of greenery. Created by the Bhaga River streams, the enchanting lake is renowned as the Lake of the Sun God and there are many myths and legends associated with the lake - one being that a dip in its dazzling blue waters purifies all sins. The majestic sunsets viewed at Suraj Tal Lake are truly unforgettable.

Location: CB Range, Lahaul Valley, Himachal Havelock Island This paradise destination has plenty of stunning silvery-white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, picturesque coral reefs and exotic rainforests. The island is ideal for a tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of India’s cities and it’s home to one of the best beaches in Asia. There is a range of colourful marine life at Havelock Island which visitors can have fun discovering whilst snorkelling, diving or on a glass bottom boat trip.

Location: Ritchie’s Archipelago, India’s Andaman Islands Khajjiar Khajjiar is a small and beautiful town home to plenty of lakes, forests, pastures, meadows and snow-capped mountains. The region is renowned for its striking resemblance to Switzerland, and it also has a considerably pleasant climate, though the summer months are the best time to visit as there are beautiful flowers blooming everywhere. A glorious feature of Khajjiar is its glittering lake which offers some excellent photo opportunities.

Location: Chamba district, Himachal Pradesh

Belum Caves Deep, dark and mysterious, Belum Caves are a fascinating formation with many natural treasures to discover. The caves are the longest and second largest in India, and there are several chambers and passages to explore as well as an underground waterfall at the lowest point of the caves. Belum Caves were discovered in the 1800s, and there is a range of interesting relics to be discovered here including a 40ft Buddhist statue.

Location: Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh Valley of Flowers This Indian national park has a remarkable location in the high altitudes of the Himalayas. The World Heritage Site is covered in snow and ice for much of the year, but as summer approaches, a plethora of native flower species bloom in lush meadows. The Valley of Flowers is home to gigantic cliff sides, glittering glaciers, picturesque water streams and rare animal species including the beautiful snow leopard. With so many picture-perfect settings, this is a blissful attraction not to be missed.

Location: West Himalaya, Uttarakhand Book cheap domestic flight deals with Traveasy and look forward to discovering the natural wonders of India.