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One of the first questions you ask yourself when planning a trip to India is simply: where to go and what are the best places to visit in India? It’s hard to answer that question due to the sheer magnitude of the country. In the following article, we want to give you a good understanding […]

Created by Harsh Sonawala
Last updated on Jan 20, 2026
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One of the first questions you ask yourself when planning a trip to India is simply: where to go and what are the best places to visit in India? It’s hard to answer that question due to the sheer magnitude of the country.

In the following article, we want to give you a good understanding of your options. It will hopefully help you understand which regions are popular, which are not as touristy and all the many delights and challenges of the said regions. Your go-to guide that answers all the frequently asked questions when it comes to planning a trip to this vast subcontinent.

With all this in mind, you can make a decision on your preferred travel destination. If you’d rather discuss this with our travel magicians and gurus, plan your trip with us. We’ll help you plan the ideal itinerary with the perfect places to visit that caters to your interests and requirements.

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Rajasthan

Brimming with forts and palaces, national parks with tiger safaris, and the endless beautiful desert.

Kerala

Rolling hills blanketed in spice and tea plantations, lazy backwaters, thriving rain forests, balmy beaches and fabulous food all in one small state.

Goa

Goa is lined with bustling beaches that stay warm all winter long.

Sikkim

Another tiny but beautiful Himalayan state is Sikkim, in the Northeastern part of India.

Himachal Pradesh

These states are easily reachable from Delhi. Both states have innumerable multiple day trekking routes.

Tamil Nadu

On the border of the South Indian state of Kerala, Tamil Nadu receives a lot less tourists than its neighbour.

Karnataka

The state above Kerala. It is home to the Unesco World Heritage town Hampi, endless coffee plantations and remarkable forestry.

Gujarat

Gujarat is just South of Rajasthan and receives a fraction of the number of tourists that Rajasthan receives.

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Harsh Sonawala is the co founder of India Someday and since his childhood, he has travelled to different parts of India and the world. The thrill of travelling and sharing his experiences with others was the reason behind starting India Someday. Other than the office where he is conjuring up marketing ideas, he can be found scuba diving in the Andamans or relaxing in a chalet in the Himalayas.

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