The desire for a peaceful getaway from the hectic pace of city life is shared by all of us. While there are undoubtedly many peaceful spots in India, there is nothing quite like taking a trip to a India’s remote destinations to reconnect with family and friends.
Thus, listed below are the five best remote locations in India for a memorable family holiday. With that, you can also check out these top travel destinations in Uttarakhand.
Dharwas in Himachal Pradesh
Dharwas is the most northern town in Himachal Pradesh, and it can be found in the Pangi Valley of the Chamba district. The largest settlement in the valley, it sits at an altitude of 8,000 feet.
Dharwas is a paradise for those in search of nature and tranquility, as it is encircled by snow-capped mountains and thick pine forests. The town’s Tilmili natural mineral water springs and the nearby trekking base camps are two of its most well-known attractions.
Travelers interested in Himalayan culture and delicious regional cuisine also flock to Dharwas in large numbers.
Ladakh’s Siachen Glacier
Siachen Glacier, famous as the highest battlefield on Earth, is a trekker’s and nature lover’s paradise. Nearly 20,000 feet above sea level, in the Himalayan mountain range’s eastern Karakoram range, is where you’ll find this location.
Trekkers flock to the area because the glacier is the longest of its kind in the Karakoram Range. Trekkers from all across the country come here, despite the dangers, to experience what our armed forces must deal with on a daily basis.
Panamik, a picturesque town in Nubra Valley, is conveniently located near the ice cap.
Kibithu in Arunachal Pradesh
The Kibithu checkpoint marks the easternmost driveable point of India on the line of real control (LAC). Located close to the Indo-China border, the village of Mishmi Hills sits at an elevation of roughly 4070 feet above sea level.
Kibithu is a retreat for those who appreciate nature despite its remote location and lack of infrastructure. The location has a dreamlike beauty because to its winding roads, tall pine trees, misty mountains, beautiful agricultural lands, waterfalls, and rivulets.
In addition to wandering the streets of the town, visitors can meet the local tribal people and view examples of their distinctive bamboo and woven cane dwellings.
Mechuka in Arunachal Pradesh
The village of Mechuka often spelled Menchukha, is a peaceful and beautiful spot in Arunachal Pradesh. This little village in the Siang district is located about 29 kilometers from the Indo-China border and is at an elevation of around 7,000 feet above sea level.
The green hills, snow-capped mountains, pine trees, waterfalls, lakes, and rivers in Mechuka make it an area of unparalleled natural beauty. Additionally, Mechuka is the site of several religious and historical sites of note.
Despite its out-of-the-way location, the area is a famous tourist hotspot thanks to its stunning natural beauty, fascinating tribal culture, and plenty of noteworthy sites.
Indian visa Guide: To travel these India’s remote destinations, you must have an Indian visa as a foreign tourist. Indian visa for UK citizens is easy to get by applying one for you online.
You can either get an Indian visa on arrival or can apply for an Indian eVisa for British citizens right from the UK.
The City of Ziro in Arunachal Pradesh
Ziro is a great place to go if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city for a while. It’s also one of the best spots in India to witness the splendor of Mother Nature.
Due to its high height (around 5,540 feet), the town has a mild climate all year long. Pine hills, rice hills, and verdant landscapes have made this area famous.
The Apatani people have lived in Ziro for centuries, and you can meet some of them and learn about their culture. Fishing, rice farming, and cane and bamboo work are all part of the tribe’s rich cultural heritage.
Myself Aditya and I am from Mumbai, India. As an intern, I joined the local news agency in Mumbai named “The Mumbai News”. Now I am working with various News Agencies and I provide them reports from Mumbai and other parts of India.
