IN JANUARY
Goa, “The Rome of the East” is a party capital of India! Every Indian, young or old, wants to visit Goa and party hard at least once in their lifetime!
Coorg is one of the most magnificent places to visit in Karnataka. If you are someone who likes lush greenery, this is the place for you. January is drier in this state and offers pleasant weather.
Enjoy seeing volcanic eruptions, endangered tribes, clean white sand beaches like Radhanagar Beach, Cellular Jail, Limestone caves, famous islands like Neil island, Havelock Island where you can enjoy water activities.
Varanasi is considerably one of the cheapest places to visit in India in January! You can go for sightseeing by walking, eat street food, and stay in hostels!
Agra whispers its Historical Mughal era through its architecture! You can visit Agra Fort, Taj Mahal, Tomb of Itimad-ud-Daulah, Mehtab Baug, or Fatehpur Sikri, one of the UNESCO world heritage sites in India!
Khajuraho is one of the most popular historic places to visit in India! You will find lesser crowds here in January, so you can take your time to engage into the achitecture marvel Khajuraho is!
Explore famous Virupaksha temple, Vitthala Temple, Elephanta stables, Hazara Rama Temple, etc. You can hike upto Matanga Hill for a serene sunset. Here you can also go for rock climbing with the help of professionals.
Munnar is blessed with natural flora and fauna. You can visit Eravikulam National Park– home to endangered Nilgiri Tahr. Visit Kolukkumalai Tea Estate, one of the highest tea estates in the world.
Want to experience sand dunes without sweat? January is the best time for you to visit Rann of Kutch for two reasons! January is a winter month in Kutch and Rann Utsav is also held between November and February.
Go to beaches like Paradise beach, Auroville beach etc to watch a serene sunrise! There are many beautiful Feench Cafes and restaurants serving authentic french food.
Visit the Shore Temple, the Five Rathas, and the Arjuna’s Penance. These are some of the most iconic and impressive examples of Pallava dynasty art and architecture.
Go for an early morning jeep safari for the maximum chances of spotting wildlife. Go to Tadoba Lake which is famous for birdwatching, Sitla mata mandir– a local temple of a goddess.
Sightseeing spots at Ranthambore National Park are- Ranthambore fort, Rajbagh Palace Ruins, Trinetra Ganesh temple, Padam Talao (lake).
Lonavala is a hill station in Maharashtra, situated between Mumbai and Pune knows for its caves and forts. Lonavala attracts floods of crowds in monsoon season due to its serene greenery.
Sightseeing in Ooty- man-made Ooty Lake, govt Botanical Garden, Nilgiri Train Ride, hike to Doddabetta Peak, Tibetan Monastery, Coonoor Road