Best Honeymoon Destinations in India

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Honeymoon in India would be a different experience altogether. Starting a journey to savor serenity of the chosen destination and the influence of diverse culture on the lifestyle in that particular region, might be an initial motivation for you and your partner.

But, after spending some time in any of its traveling destinations, you would feel growing fondness in your heart for the place you have sojourned with your better-half in those special moments of honeymoon. You would love the charming ambiance,

refreshing air, attractions and, on top of all, the hospitable dwellers of the place. There are some of the places in India, which have been touted as the best honeymoon destinations for romantic couple for various such reasons.

You can explore the list of top honeymoon destinations in India given below to know more about them.

Honeymoon in Goa: In this small Indian State, romantic couples find excellent opportunities to play in the warmth of sun on the soft blanket of sand.

You can take your partner to Northern Goa to show the real charisma of places like Panaji and Mapusa. There are several churches and mansions to explore in this part of Goa. You cannot miss a visit to Church of St Francis and the Basilica of Bom Jesus

here. Spending time on the shores of Dona Paula, Baga, Candolim, Anjuna, Calangute, Arambol, Vagator and Colva beaches would be an enjoyable experience. You can take a tour of Anjuna Beach on Wednesday to browse through its foreigners market. 

Honeymoon in Kerala: The popularity of this

southern state of India as a honeymoon destination is on rise. Referred to as the “Gods Own Country” and ayurveda centre, in this part of India honeymooners get to enjoy the beauty of backwaters and delicious seafood preparations. Many couples during their

honeymoon tour in Kerala prefer to explore its age-old traditions, health care techniques and art. They also visit temples, churches and beaches to bask in the mesmerizing combination of man-made and natural beauty. If you are planning for a

honeymoon trip to Kerala, you must not give a miss to houseboat journey here.

Honeymoon in Shimla: Very often called the 'Queen of the Hills', Shimla in India makes for another attractive honeymoon destination for the

newly wed couples. Previously, it was the summer capital of the British. Now a part of the beautiful Indian State of Himachal Pradesh, this hill station amid the Himalayan range at an elevation of 7,083ft boasts of a rich treasury of nature. The dense pine and oak jungles

spread across its mountainous stretch create a perfect backdrop for romance and love. You would enjoy its soothing cool climate that is both salubrious and healthy. You can take your partner to its ancient buildings such as Vice regal Lodge to show the

architectural brilliance of the city.

Honeymoon in Ooty:
Among the best honeymoon destinations in India, Ooty has earned a special place of repute for its gorgeous landscape and soothing weather. Ooty is a famous hill

station in South India. It is nestled in the western ghats of Nilgiri mountainous ranges. Its distance from the sea is about 7,500 feet. On a travel to Ooty, most of the tourists go for the exhilarating Toy train ride, which covers places like Metupalaiyam and Udagamandalam.

It is an ideal place for anyone who loves the aroma of tea plantations and spices. Your attention will be engrossed in the mystic charm of its hills and its laid-back lifestyle. 

Honeymoon in Coorg:

The beauty and refreshing ambiance of this place has made it popular as the Scotland of India. Coorg is situated at an elevation of 1,525 m on the pristine Western Ghats. It can be reached from the city of Bangalore traveling about 252 kms. Here, you will come across vast

stretches of orange orchards, tea & coffee gardens and verdant forests. You and your partner can embark on trekking on the Brahmagiri hills to reach beautiful Iruppa Falls. You can also take your love to Pushpagiri or Tadiandamol for a different sort of

adventurous experience. The opportunities for white water rafting are also available here.

Honeymoon in Andaman and Nicobar Islands:
Floating in the cerulean water of Bay of Bengal, the Andaman and Nicobar islands have been

assigned the status of Union Territory in India. These islands are located far from the urban noise and clatters. These are counted among the famous beach destinations in India. Here, you will be able to admire the beauty of rich marine life, rare species of wildlife and plants

and corals. Few architectural landmarks can also be seen here.

Honeymoon in Darjeeling: 

Darjeeling in the state of West Bengal is a true honeymooner’s paradise. It is a place to bask in the soothing views of sunsets and sunrise. 

Your partner will be completely engrossed in the sight of the snow-clad Himalayan ranges. The panorama of Mount Everest and Kanchenjunga ranges are no less impressive from here. The hill station has excellent shopping and trekking opportunities as well. You can take your 

beloved on a Toy Train ride to adore the serene charm of the surroundings.

Honeymoon in Udaipur:

It is one of the favorite honeymoon destinations in India, especially for those who are fond of Indian heritage and traditions. The city of Udaipur is

located on the soothing shores of Lake Pichola. Its main attraction is Lake Palace. Here, you will also come across a large number of temples and gardens of high aesthetic values.

Honeymoon in Agra: 

The city of Agra can never be missed out 

in the list of India’s best honeymoon destinations. The reason is simple. It has the ultimate emblem of love “Taj Mahal”.

Honeymooners from across the world visit this city to take in the pleasant views of this architectural wonder and to enjoy the unqualified moments of love and

romance. In addition,
there are many shopping malls in Agra to buy interesting souvenirs.

Honeymoon in Jammu and  Kashmir:

Attractive landscape, soothing climate and rich flora and fauna adds to the inescapable charm of Jammu & Kashmir. It

is surrounded by verdant greenery and is rightly referred to as the ‘heaven on earth’. Pahalgam, Jammu, Gulmarg, Leh, Ladakh, and Patnitop are some of the very popular cities with the honeymooners in India. You can take your partner to the Amarnath Caves or

the Vaishnodevi temple in this part of India in order to seek blessings for a new peaceful life. Besides, trekking, skiing and rafting can also be tried here for an adventurous honeymooning experience in India.

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Chamba Travel Guide

Chamba Travel Guide - Chamba is a picturesque hamlet situated in the laps of Himalayas and frequently visited by tourists as it offers tranquility and exquisiteness. Chamba travel guide, Chamba  hotels and Temples, Tours in Chamba and places to visit near Chamba .

Chamba: Chamba town (915 mt.) stands on the right bank of the river Ravi. As a former princely state, Chamba is one of the oldest in the country and dates back to the sixth century. It is well known for its splendid architecture and as the base for numerous excursions.

Chamba is also a district headquarters. 

Places to visit

Laxmi Narayan Temple Complex : With six main 'Shikhara' style temples and several smaller shrines, this is renowned for its finely executed

classical forms.

Hari Rai Temple : This temple in chamba is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and dates back to the 11th century.

Other Temples : The profusion of temples in Chamba and their craftsmanship is remarkable. Some

important shrines are- Chempavati,  Vajreshwari, Sui Mata and Chamunda Devi.

The Chowgan : Chamba's wide concourse is the hub of much of  the town's activity and also serves as its promenade.

Rangmahal : This old palace is an interesting mix of colonial and Seracenic architectural styles.

Akhand Chandi Palace : Now a college, this imposing building once housed Chamba's ruling family.

Much of the original craftsmanship can still be seen.

Bhuri Singh Museum : Named after Raja  Bhuri Singh of Chamba, this is a treasure house of Chamba's rich past. The exhibits include copper plates, murals, doorways, costumes, paintings

and stone carvings.

St. Andrew's Church : Over a century old, this is a charming dressed - stone structure with lancet windows.

Excursions

Bharmour (65 km) : Its 84 ancient temples at a height of 2141 m are well known.

It is also the summer home of the nomadic Giddy people.

Manimahesh (83 km) : This sacred lake (4183 m) is associated with Lord Shiva and is the site of an annual pilgrimage.

Chatrari (45 km) : An attractive temple to Shakti

Devi is located here.

Khajjiar : Also called  India's Switzerland, the exquisite glade of Khajjiar (1960 m) has a circumference of about 5 km. Along its fringes, thick forests of deodar climb the slopes. The snow line rests above these woods and in the centre of the

glade, is a small lake fed by streams that traverse the green carpet. At Khajjiar there is a 12th century temple dedicated to Khajjinag. Within the temple are life-size wooden images of the five Pandava brothers.

Access

By Road : Chamba is connected by road and is 580 km from Delhi. It is 24 km from Khajjiar (Khajiar) and from Dalhousie via Khajjiar, the distance is 56 km.

By Rail : The closest railhead is at Pathankot 116 km away from chamba.

By Air : The airport at Gaggal in Kangra is at a distance of 170 km. Taxis / buses are available from these places.

Climate Conditions

In winter, the temperature of chamba gets very low because of cold winds.

It is hot in summer - upto 38° C and cottons are recommended 

Best time to visit: 

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Shiv Khori Yatra

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Shivkhori is a famous cave shrine of Hindus devoted to lord Shiva, situated in district Udhampur of Jammu and Kashmir state in India. In Udhampur district, there are many shrines such as Mata Vaishno Devi, Sudhmahadev, Pingla Mata, Mahamaya Chountra Mata, Merhada Mata, Baba Dhandar, Siad Baba.

Shiv Khori is one of them located in village Ransoo of Pouni block in tehsil Reasi of the Udhampur district, which attracts lakhs of devotees in a year. Shiv Khori is situated in between the hillocks about 140 km north of Jammu, 120 km from Udhampur and 80 km from Katra.

Buses and light vehicles go up to Ransoo, the base camp of pilgrimage surrounded by lush green mountains. People have to traverse about 3 km track on foot which is recently being constructed by the Shiv Khori Shrine Board, Ransoo duly headed by the District Development Commissioner,

Udhampur as chairman and Sub Divisional Magistrate, Reasi as Member Secretary. 

About Cave 

Khori means cave ( Guffa ) and thus Shiv Khori denotes Shiva's cave. The cave is a real wonder to be seen which according

to the people is unending and believed to have led to Swami Amar Nath cave in Kashmir. As per assessment of local people, it measures nearly half a kilometer in length but Yatries are allowed to go only upto 130 meters. Rest part of the cave is still a mystery as no one could go further due to lack of oxygen.

It is believed that some Sadhus who dared to go ahead never returned. The cave is in the shape of Lord Shiva's Damroo i.e. wide at the two ends while very congested at the center. The width of the cave is so less at certain place that a person can barely crawl through whereas at places it over a hundred feet wide and quite high too.

There are many features, which can be observed in the cave; however, the best of them is the natural water dripping from the top to the Shivlingum. 

The opening of cave is a mammonth hall of nearly 20 feet wide and 22 feet hight. It is nearly 80 feet in

length. While entering into this mesmerizing hall one can see the natural depiction of gigantic snake like formation believe to be Sheshnag. Pigeons are also seen here like Amarnath cave. After crossing the narrow passage, yatry reaches in the main cave area where sanctum sanctorum is situated.

The open part of cave has a four feet high naturally formed Shiv-lingam at the heart of the Sanctum Sanctorum. Just above the shivlingam a cow like formation is visible believe to be Kamdhenu and can be identified by her udders. The natural water dripping from nipples of udders on

the Shivlingum symbolizes the eternity of the holy river Ganga. It is believed that milk used to ooze out during old days but turned into water in Kaliyuga. 

To the left of Shivlingam Maa Parwati is sitting whose image can be identified by impression of her

holy feet. Along the image of Maa Parwati, Gauri kund is also visible which is always full of holy water. Image of Kartikeya is also seen in left of Shivlingam. At nearly 2.5 feet above the Kartikeya , image of five headed Ganesha is clearly visible. To the right side of Shivlingam one can see Ramdarbar

having images of Lord Ram, Lakhshman, Sita and Hanuman. The whole cave is abounds with a number of other natural images which have been described as images of 33 crores hindu deities and their vahanaas. The cave roof is etched with snake like formations, the

water trickles through these in the cave. ' Three pronged lance ' ( Trishul ) ' Oum ' and ' Six Mouthed Sheshnaga ' ( Shkshthamukhi Sheshnag ) are seen on the roof of the cave.
The main part of cave roof has round cutting mark

signifying construction of cave by Sudarshan Chakra of Lord Vishnu. In the second half of the main chamber Mahakali & Maha Sarswati is present. The potsherd of Mahakali is always full of holy water, which devotees use to sprinkle on themselves. Little above from the Mahakali, Panch -

Pandava are present in natural rock form (pindies). Infront of the Mahakali on other wall of cave, natural rock image of Lord Shiva lieing down on floor is visible. A holy foot of Maa Kali is also visible on body of lord shiva. The whole environment inside the cave is so mesmerizing that a devotee feel himself

in abode of god's place and whole nature appears turned spiritual.

Around Shiv Khori:

Dera Baha Banda Behadur

This place is a shrine of Baba Banda Bahadur, a famous Commander of Shri

Guru Govind Singh. It is situated on the bank of river Chenab near about 20 km away from Reasi. Thousands of devotees all over the State and neighboring States visits this holy Shrine Dera Baba Banda Bahadur throughout the year and especially on the

occassion of Baishakhi, when a three day mela is also held here during the month of April. Number of Buses and other light vehicles are available from Reasi and Katra for this place. 

Aqhar Jitto

The Aghar Jitto is situated on Reasi Katra road about 6 kms from Katra and is a religious place where thousands of devotees irrespective of caste and creed or colour visits throughout the year. A 3 day fair is also held here during the month of June on

the occasion of Jeshta Pvmitaa in the memory of Great revolutionary farmer Baba Jitto and his daughter Bua Kouri. Buses and other light vehicles can be haired from Katra and Reasi to reach this place. 

Nau Pindian 

Nau Pindia ia another pingrim stop  

situated quite on the Reasi Katra road about 8 kms away from Katra and 19 kms from Reasi. The Shrine is a naturally formed Nine Pindies symbolised the Nine Avtar of MahaShakti. Thousands of devetees especially the pilgrims of Shiv Khori visit this place throughout the year.

Buses and other vehicles are available from Katra to reach this place.

Dhansar Baba 

This historic place is also situated on the Reasi-Katra about 10 kms from Katra and 17 kms from Reasi:, From the Main road one has to cover

abovt 1 km distance by foot to reach this place. Thousands of devotees especially The shivKhoii devotees hailing from various parts of the country visit this place throughout the year. There is natural Shiv Lingam existing and droplets of water are automatically trapping on it. Buses and light vehicles can be had from Kata and Reasi to visit this place. For more information you can Contact us at - 09717096542.

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