The Top 10 Must-Visit Cities In India

India is the world's seventh-highest. It has many languages, ethnic groups, religions, temples, palaces, waterfalls and spectacles. Every place can be classified as a boring tourist destination in India. This hand selects 20 best-selling cities to visit in India, with endless human-made and natural marvels. You would be fascinated by these twenty towns.

Udaipur

It's the lake city. But it's Venice of India, rightly so. Udaipur is in Rajasthan and is surrounded by picturesque nature with a very rich and dense community. There are eleven palaces in the floating city building. The growing palace has many attractions starting from the hanging gardens to the terrace. Antique exhibits, art from the 16th century and gun show are different. Bagore Ki Haveli, a palace museum, displays the jewels, antiques, artefacts and others used by the kings and queens of Rajput. There are 100 rooms in this building. You will experience other performances by local artists when you visit it in the evening.  Apart from these, the water activities in Lake Pichhola, Monsoon palace, forts, wildlife sanctuary and temples are some of the numerous magnets in this city.

Bhubaneswar

Bhubaneswar is an important tourism destination in Orrisa. In this town, there are approximately 500 temples. Therefore, the city is a destination, of course, for those who enjoy architecture and sculpture. Besides that, there are several archaeological sites, shopping arcades, beaches, wildlife sanctuaries, tribal towns and many more. The town can be visited all year round and the coldest months are between October and March. Anyone visiting this town must visit the local market to explore crafts such as metalwork, horn work, wood carving, silver figures and so on. Twin hills of Kumargiri, elephant cave, cactus garden and second-century caves are some of the many attractions that you can find in Bhubaneswar.

Kodaikanal

There are a few places to remember the holidays when it comes to South India. One is the Kodaikanal, the mountain princess. You can enjoy nature as never before from the flower that blooms once in every 12 years to the fruit garden. Kodaikanal Lake is the most popular place to go. All sorts of water-based activities can be found here. Lush vegetation can be found here. Throughout the year, the temperature would not exceed 20 ° C. Here are Berijam Lake, Coakers Run, Dolphin's Nose, Bryant Park, Green Valley, observatories, etc. The mountain peaks provide a panoramic view of the entire city.

Darjeeling

Darjeeling is one of western Bengal's major tourist destinations. It lies in the middle of the lower hills of the dominant Himalayas. You are really mistaken if you assume this city is full of mountains and tea plantations. The railway station itself is the first draw. It is a UNESCO statement of heritage. You're sure to know why this is a heritage spot if you ride the tracks early in the morning. It's also known as a toy train. In Sinhala Park and in Padmaja Naidu Zoological Park there are several rare animal species. Reach the Tiger Hills peak by jeep and see the beauty of the land in the sunset. Batasia Loop, Japanese Peace Pagoda, observatory hill and Neora Valley Park are the few destinations that you need to visit in Darjeeling

Khajjiar

Khajjiar is Himachal Pradesh's hill station gateway. The town sits on a small plateau and feeds on a small stream, surrounded by luxuriant weeds. It is recognized as India's Swiss. It has wonderful beauty and offers a unique experience in the hill station. It is possible to cover the entire place on foot. Throughout the year, the temperature is very moderate. The church is surrounded by the shrine of Golden Devi, Khajjiar River, Lord Shiva's sumptuous bronze statue, Nag temple and many other attractions. The Nag Temple roof painting is a must for architecture lovers. You will enjoy nearly all thrill sports from horseback riding to paragliding.

Aurangabad

In Maharashtra, Aurangabad is situated. There are a few temples, caves and forts that add aesthetic beauty to this place. But, the most important attraction is the Ajanta Caves. It's a memorial made by rocks cutting. It was built in the second century B.C. The cave was abandoned and overlooked until it was discovered in the 18th century by the British officers around 700 AD. It is a major attraction in India today. In Ajanta caves there are total 29 caves. It has many unique temples and mosques that are significant.

Varanasi

Varanasi is still the oldest inhabited place in the world. It is an important place for Hindus ' pilgrimages. You do not need to be spiritual to appreciate Ganges, leprosy-curing ghats and clustered architecture. Many of the temples were centuries old. A journey by boat at the Ganges here is a must. You can choose a hotel with a rooftop terrace if you intend to visit the site at any festival. From the terrace in the early morning, you can have beautiful views. Get the itinerary of Varanasi and schedule it.

Agra

Agra is a little far from Delhi, a little far from it. You're utterly wrong if you think The Taj Mahal is the only attraction in Agra. The major destinations to visit in Agra are Agra Fort, Mehtabh Bagh, Mughal Heritage Walk, Korai Village and Fatehpur Sikri. Taj Mahal is a must experience, last but not least. It is a marble mausoleum built for one of the Mughal emperor's favorite queens, Shah Jahan. While this design and the context behind it are very divisive, it is an architectural marvel. This system could not be too long due to pollution and acid rain. Before it becomes obsolete, visit and learn Agra.

Amritsar

Amritsar is Punjab's historic town. Harmandir Sahib, the world-famous Golden Temple, is known for its architecture, elegance and roof decoration. Besides this there are many museums, temples, gardens and the well-known site Jallianwala Bagh. Wagah Border also visits India's Berlin Wall. It's the Indian-Paksitan border. You should see flags decrease at sunset.

Madurai

This is a town more than 4,000 years old. There are many temples in this town and the Amman Temple of Madurai Meenakshi is known worldwide. Because of its architectural beauty, it was built in the seventh century. Gandhi Mandabam from 17th century is popular for tourism with some Gandhi personal property, many illustrations and Gandhi books. A little far from the temple of Meenakshi, is Samanar Hills. This mountain has a cave of the first century used by Jain monks. There are many historically significant sculptures here. You can taste the regional cuisine of the region when you visit Madurai.