1 / 9India would rank among the top when compared to countries that have the most beautiful and unique cultures and places of historical significance, making every trip to the country worthwhile in terms of time, effort and money. And what better way to travel than in one of the most pleasant months of September when the skies are clear and everyone starts preparing for the upcoming festivals. Here are 10 of the best places to visit in September in India, as curated by CNBC-TV18 travel department. (Image: PTI)
2 / 9Leh City Ladakh | Everyone has heard of the stunning mountain ranges of the Himalayas, and this is the place to visit to experience the change of scenery almost every 20 minutes by bike or car. The beautiful landscapes, monasteries, and the thrill of adventure activities make Ladakh a must-visit.
3 / 9Spiti Valley | Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh is a remote valley with a plethora of serene monasteries, lakes and a balance of rugged mountain landscapes. This valley takes you away from the city life, brings out the nature lover in you and lets you enjoy the peace of the natural world. This is the perfect place for those who need to get away from the city life, so come on in!
4 / 9Nainital City, Uttarkhand | Surrounded by a beautiful view of the hills, Nainital Lake is a place that gives you the opportunity to enjoy your days hiking, kayaking and even bird watching. Grab 5 friends and enjoy a long weekend together here because it is worth it!
5 / 9Udaipur City | Widely known as the City of Lakes, Udaipur is known for its stunning palaces and romantic atmosphere. It is the perfect romantic destination for a couple who wants to explore the country and its culture together!
6 / 9Amritsar City, Punjab | The Sikh Shrine, the Golden Temple, and pure Punjabi culture. If you haven’t heard of them before, now you have! The famous Fluffy Gabriel Iglesias mentioned that “they (Indians) understand American culture much more than we understand theirs.” So, grab the chance to witness Indian culture firsthand in places like Amritsar!
7 / 9Coorg City, Karnataka | I speak from personal experience when I say that I have never been more amazed by a place in India than when I went to Coorg with my family. Being able to see a place in my home country with such pristine natural beauty and a variety of waterfalls and coffee plantations is something I think every child should see at least once. I mean, come on, it’s not called the “Scotland of India” for nothing, right?
8 / 9Pondicherry | Pondicherry is a coastal town with French colonial influence, one of the most famous places in the world. It is the perfect place if you want to spend a holiday with beaches and ancient architecture, not to mention the beautiful atmosphere that is a must-visit.
9 / 9Daman and Diu | This union territory allows you to enjoy two cultures mixed together. These coastal territories, known for their beaches, forts and architecture, blend Portuguese and Indian culture to create a colonial experience worthwhile.
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