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Oct 11, 2023
Nestled near the Indo-Myanmar border, Khonoma, an Angami Naga village, is a "warrior village" with a rich history. Home to India's first 'green village,' it's a sanctuary for endangered wildlife and a hub of culture during the Hornbill Festival.
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Lambasingi, perched in the Eastern Ghats, maintains a cool climate throughout the year. In winter, temperatures can dip below 0°C. Tourists can explore waterfalls, reservoirs, bird sanctuaries, and temples in this serene village.
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Lava, in the Eastern Himalayas, welcomes winter with snow. It's an ideal base for the Neora Valley National Park and offers monasteries, temples, and activities like trekking and bird watching in a lush, scenic setting.
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Araku Valley, surrounded by coffee plantations and forests, sits at 3,200 feet above sea level. With mountains, forests, caves, and tribal culture, it's a trekker's paradise and a hidden gem for nature enthusiasts.
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Megamalai, or 'cloud mountain,' in the Western Ghats, remains unexplored. It offers breathtaking views, waterfalls, dams, and a tranquil atmosphere. Discover this lesser-known gem with a rich natural tapestry.
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Peermade, once a summer retreat for Travancore rulers, is now a haven for tea, coffee, and spice plantations. Explore its lush landscapes, waterfalls, and pine forests, set against the Western Ghats backdrop.
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Baisaran Valley, often called 'Mini-Switzerland,' offers a quiet getaway in Kashmir. Explore pine forests, meadows, and trekking routes while enjoying serene views of snow-capped peaks.
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Known as the Peach Valley, Rajgarh produces the finest stone fruits. In winter, it transforms into a snow-covered wonderland, perfect for camping, treks, and adventure activities.
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Chopta, the 'Mini Switzerland of Uttarakhand,' is a trekking paradise surrounded by lush meadows and evergreen forests. Explore the Himalayan ranges, dense flora, and serene ambience.
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Lansdowne, nestled in Garhwal, beckons nature enthusiasts with its oak and blue pine forests. Visit Tip-in-Top for panoramic Himalayan views and explore the town's old-world charm on foot.
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