Where2Go by MakeMyTrip • 14 Jul 2025
Known for its historic Afghan architecture and romantic ruins, Mandu offers tales of love, famous baobab trees, and hilltop palaces without tourist crowds.
A heritage crafts village where every home is an artist’s studio, Raghurajpur is famous for Pattachitra paintings, Gotipua dance, and age-old traditions.
Home to the Apatani tribe, Ziro Valley in Arunachal Pradesh is known for its unique customs, bamboo houses, lush paddy fields, and a soulful indie music festival.
Famed for its fine handwoven sarees, Chanderi also offers medieval forts, sacred Jain temples, and a peaceful cultural aura steeped in history.
The cultural heart of Chettinad, Karaikudi charms its visitors with grand mansions, spicy cuisine, and centuries-old Tamil architecture and hospitality.
Beyond the Kutch of Rann, Bhuj is a hub of Kutchhi arts, embroidery, folk music, and resilience, beautifully blending tradition with desert life.
A quiet town with one of India’s finest examples of Vijayanagara art, Lepakshi features giant monolithic sculptures and intricate temple frescoes.
The world’s largest river island, Majuli is home to satras or Vaishnavite monasteries, activities like traditional mask-making, and a unique monastic culture.
A heritage town along the Betwa River in Madhya Pradesh, Orchha boasts grand cenotaphs, murals, temples, and timeless charm untouched by mass tourism.
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