India has amazing things to offer to those who’re looking to explore the best of nature, history, culture, and almost everything. Yet, many amazing places in the country are extraordinary and are likely to fade away soon. If this has you fascinated, here are eight such different places in India that you should visit till they exist.
Majuli Island, Assam
Majuli, found in upper Assam, is prominent for being one of the most different wildlife regions in India. Apart from lush greenery, this spot is acclaimed for being home to a huge species of flora and fauna and its rich culture. However, there is a threat looming ahead due to flood and continual erosion, which has arisen in reducing its size.
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Rakhigarhi, Haryana
As per an archaeological discovery in 1963, this was the biggest city in the Indus Valley Civilisation; it seems to be much bigger than the sites found at Harappa and Mohenjodaro.
Wular Lake, Jammu, and Kashmir
Renowned for being one of the world’s biggest freshwater lakes, it regularly hosts water sports for tourists and locals. Nevertheless, if you get a chance to stay at this beautiful lake, do it soon. According to reports, the water body is dwindling due to the hunting of waterfowl and pollution.
Sunderbans, West Bengal
This UNESCO World Heritage site is home to the Royal Bengal tigers and is acclaimed for being the world’s largest mangrove forest. The area got its name from the Sundari trees, which were once found in abundance here.
Ram Sethu, Tamil Nadu
It is also recognized as Adam’s bridge, this chain of limestone shoals attached to Sri Lanks’s Mannar Island and Dhanushkodi in India. According to the legends, the bridge was created by Lord Rama with the assistance of his monkey army.
Jaisalmer Fort, Rajasthan
Jaisalmer Fort in Rajasthan is acclaimed for being one of the world’s largest fortresses and is a must-visit place for its sheer beauty and architecture.
Balpakram Forest, Meghalaya
It is located in the southern part of Meghalaya, the Balpakram National Park is home to the local Garo tribe.
Coral Reef, Lakshadweep
Lakshadweep is an area that is famed for amazing coral reefs. Yet, excessive amounts of blast fishing, shift in navigation paths, and coral mining is leaving these in danger.
