Beach · Goa
Baga Beach
A busy North Goa beach at the mouth of Baga creek, known for water sports, beach shacks and the nightlife of the Baga–Calangute strip.
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Beach · Goa
A busy North Goa beach at the mouth of Baga creek, known for water sports, beach shacks and the nightlife of the Baga–Calangute strip.
Beach · Goa
Goa's most popular beach, a long, busy stretch in Bardez that Goa Tourism calls the 'Queen of Beaches'.
Beach · Goa
A crescent of white sand on a sheltered bay in Canacona, South Goa, with calm water and a relaxed beach-hut scene.
Church · Goa
The late-16th-century basilica in Old Goa that holds the relics of St Francis Xavier, part of the UNESCO-listed Churches and Convents of Goa.
Church · Goa
The vast 16th–17th-century cathedral of Old Goa, seat of the Archbishop of Goa and dedicated to St Catherine of Alexandria.
Fort · Goa
A 17th-century Portuguese fort and lighthouse on the Sinquerim headland, guarding the mouth of the Mandovi river.
Fort · Goa
The laterite ruins of a hilltop Portuguese fort above the Chapora river and Vagator beach, popular for sunset views.
Waterfall · Goa
A four-tiered, 310 m (1,017 ft) waterfall on the Goa–Karnataka border inside Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary, reached by forest-department-regulated jeeps or guided treks from Collem.
Temple · Goa
One of Goa's largest and best-known Hindu temples, dedicated to Shiva as Manguesh, at Mangeshi village in Priol, Ponda.
Heritage Building · Goa
Panaji's old Latin Quarter, a conservation area of narrow lanes and colourful Portuguese-era houses between Altinho hill and Ourem creek.
Street · Shimla
Shimla's pedestrianised main street, lined with colonial-era buildings, shops and cafes just below The Ridge.
Viewpoint · Shimla
A broad open square at the heart of Shimla with Christ Church, the State Library and views of the Himalayan snow ranges.
Temple · Shimla
Hilltop Hanuman temple on Jakhu Hill, Shimla's highest point, marked by a 108-ft statue of Hanuman.
Church · Shimla
Neo-Gothic Anglican church on The Ridge, built for Shimla's British community and completed in 1857.
Heritage Building · Shimla
The former summer residence of British viceroys on Observatory Hill, now home to the Indian Institute of Advanced Study, with guided tours.
Museum · Shimla
State museum in the colonial Inverarm house, known for Pahari miniature paintings, sculpture, coins and crafts.
Hill Station · Shimla
Small hill resort about 12–16 km from Shimla on NH 5, known for winter snow, the Himalayan Nature Park and Kufri Fun World.
Temple · Shimla
Hilltop temple to Goddess Tara south-west of Shimla, reached by road from Shoghi or on foot from Tara Devi station.
Park · Shimla
The largest level ground in Shimla, a deodar-ringed glade once used for polo and races, now with a helipad, golf course and Army Heritage Museum.
Viewpoint · Shimla
Quiet wooded suburb on the Kalka–Shimla railway with shady walks, Gandhi associations and the HP University campus.
National Park · Munnar
Kerala's first national park, protecting high-altitude grassland and shola forest and the largest population of the endangered Nilgiri tahr. Visitors see the park from the Rajamala tourism zone.
Museum · Munnar
A museum at Kanan Devan Hills Plantations' Nallathanni estate that tells the story of Munnar's tea industry, with old machinery, photographs and a working demonstration of tea processing.
Dam · Munnar
A concrete gravity dam and reservoir about 10 km from Munnar on the Top Station road, with DTPC-run boating on the lake.
Viewpoint · Munnar
A lakeside spot about 15 km from Munnar on the Top Station road, known for the echo that returns from the surrounding hills.
Viewpoint · Munnar
The highest point on the Munnar–Kodaikanal road, at about 1,700 m on the Kerala–Tamil Nadu border, with views down into the Theni valley.
Lake · Munnar
A reservoir formed by the Kundala (Setuparvatipuram) arch dam, about 25 km from Munnar on the Top Station road, with shikara and pedal-boat rides.
Waterfall · Munnar
A series of cascades in the hills between Munnar and Pallivasal, reached by a side road and short trails; fullest during and after the monsoon.
Waterfall · Munnar
A waterfall with a natural pool on the Munnar–Marayoor road, fed by a stream from Eravikulam National Park; DTPC lists a Rs 20 entry fee.
Garden · Munnar
A tourism-department flower garden on the Munnar–Devikulam road near the Government College, about 1 km from the bus stand.
Wildlife · Munnar
A dry, rain-shadow wildlife sanctuary beyond Marayoor on the Munnar–Udumalpet road, home to the grizzled giant squirrel and India's only Indian star tortoise rehabilitation centre.
Lake · Gangtok
A sacred glacial lake at about 3,750 m on the Gangtok–Nathu La road, roughly 40 km east of Gangtok, reachable only with a Protected Area Permit.
Street · Gangtok
Gangtok's car-free main boulevard, a roughly 1 km pedestrian promenade of shops, cafes and restaurants that is also a spit-, litter- and smoke-free zone.
Monastery · Gangtok
The largest monastery in Sikkim and the seat in exile of the Karmapa, head of the Karma Kagyu school, on a hillside about 20–24 km from Gangtok.
Monastery · Gangtok
A Nyingma monastery on a ridge about 3 km from central Gangtok, founded in 1840 and known for its winter Cham masked dances.
Museum · Gangtok
A research institute and museum in Deorali, founded in 1958, holding one of the most important collections of Tibetan manuscripts, icons and thangkas outside Tibet.
Monument · Gangtok
A large whitewashed stupa in Deorali built in 1945–46 by Trulshik Rinpoche, encircled by 108 prayer wheels.
Temple · Gangtok
A hilltop Hanuman temple maintained by the Indian Army at about 2,195 m, roughly 11 km above Gangtok, with sweeping views of Kangchenjunga.
Temple · Gangtok
A tiny hilltop Ganesh shrine at about 6,500 ft above Gangtok, known for panoramic views over the city and the Kangchenjunga range.
Waterfall · Gangtok
A landscaped park around a roughly 30 m waterfall about 7 km from Gangtok, themed on Sikkim's Ban Jhakri shamanic healing traditions.
Wildlife · Gangtok
A hillside zoo at Bulbuley on the edge of Gangtok, established in 1991, where Himalayan species such as red pandas and snow leopards live in large forested enclosures.
Fort · Delhi
Shah Jahan's red sandstone palace-fortress of the 1640s in Old Delhi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the place where India's Prime Minister raises the flag every Independence Day.
Monument · Delhi
A 72.5-metre fluted sandstone tower begun in 1199, standing in a UNESCO-listed complex with the Iron Pillar, the Quwwat-ul-Islam mosque and the Alai Darwaza.
Monument · Delhi
The 16th-century garden tomb of the Mughal emperor Humayun, the first of its kind in the subcontinent and a UNESCO World Heritage Site near Nizamuddin.
Monument · Delhi
Edwin Lutyens' 42-metre war memorial arch at the eastern end of Kartavya Path, free to visit and busiest in the evening when it is floodlit.
Mosque · Delhi
Shah Jahan's great congregational mosque of red sandstone and white marble in Old Delhi, with a courtyard that holds 25,000 worshippers.
Temple · Delhi
The Bahá'í House of Worship in south Delhi, a white marble lotus of 27 petals opened in 1986, where people of all faiths may pray or sit in silence.
Temple · Delhi
BAPS's vast carved-stone temple complex on the Yamuna, opened in 2005, with free entry to the mandir and ticketed exhibitions and an evening water show.
Market · Delhi
Old Delhi's 17th-century main bazaar running from the Red Fort to Fatehpuri Masjid, with lanes of spice, silver, fabric and street-food shops leading off it.
Temple · Delhi
Delhi's best-known Sikh shrine near Connaught Place, open round the clock, with a sacred sarovar and a langar that serves free meals to thousands every day.
Garden · Delhi
A landscaped 90-acre park in central New Delhi dotted with 15th- and 16th-century tombs of the Sayyid and Lodi rulers, free and open daily.
Fort · Jaipur
Hilltop palace-fort of the Kachhwaha rulers at Amer, 11 km from Jaipur, overlooking Maota Lake and famous for its Sheesh Mahal.
Palace · Jaipur
Walled palace complex at the heart of the Pink City, still home to the Jaipur royal family and housing the Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum.
Palace · Jaipur
Jaipur's five-storey 'Palace of Winds' of 1799, whose latticed pink sandstone facade let royal women watch street life unseen.
Monument · Jaipur
UNESCO-listed 18th-century observatory of giant masonry instruments built by Jaipur's founder, including the world's largest stone sundial.
Fort · Jaipur
1734 ridge-top fort above the old city, known for the Madhavendra Bhawan palace and sweeping views over Jaipur.
Fort · Jaipur
Rugged hilltop fort above Amber, home to the Jaivana cannon and views over Maota Lake and the Aravallis.
Museum · Jaipur
Rajasthan's oldest museum, an Indo-Saracenic landmark in Ram Niwas Garden with miniatures, crafts, arms and an Egyptian mummy.
Palace · Jaipur
Sandstone water palace in the middle of Man Sagar Lake, viewed from the lakeside promenade on the Amer road.
Temple · Jaipur
Ancient pilgrimage site of temples and spring-fed kunds in a gorge of the Aravallis east of Jaipur, known for its monkeys.
Temple · Jaipur
White marble Lakshmi-Narayan temple of 1988 at the foot of Moti Dungri, lit up after dark.
Monument · Agra
Shah Jahan's white marble mausoleum for Mumtaz Mahal on the Yamuna, a UNESCO World Heritage Site open from 30 minutes before sunrise and closed every Friday.
Fort · Agra
Akbar's red sandstone fortress-palace of 1565 on the Yamuna, later filled with Shah Jahan's marble halls, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site 2.5 km from the Taj.
Heritage Building · Agra
Akbar's red sandstone capital of 1571–1585, 37 km west of Agra, with its palace courts, the Buland Darwaza and the marble tomb of Sheikh Salim Chishti.
Monument · Agra
Nur Jahan's white marble tomb of 1622–1628 for her father on the east bank of the Yamuna, known as the Baby Taj for its early pietra dura inlay.
Garden · Agra
A square Mughal garden on the Yamuna's east bank, aligned with the Taj Mahal directly across the river, and the classic spot for a sunset view of the Taj.
Monument · Agra
The five-storey red sandstone and marble mausoleum of Emperor Akbar at Sikandra, completed by Jahangir in 1613 in a large walled garden.
Mosque · Agra
The congregational mosque built in 1648 by Shah Jahan's daughter Jahanara Begum, facing Agra Fort station at the edge of the old city bazaars.
Monument · Agra
The 1635 tomb of Shah Jahan's prime minister, the poet Afzal Khan Allami, on the Yamuna's east bank, noted for the remains of its glazed Persian tilework.
Garden · Agra
Agra's oldest Mughal garden, laid out by Babur in 1528 on the Yamuna's east bank, where he is said to have been buried before his body was taken to Kabul.
Monument · Agra
The tomb of Akbar's Rajput queen Mariam-uz-Zamani at Sikandra, a Lodi pleasure pavilion of 1495 converted into her mausoleum in 1623.
Monument · Mumbai
A 26-metre basalt arch on the Apollo Bunder waterfront, completed in 1924 and now the departure point for harbour ferries.
Heritage Building · Mumbai
A working railway terminus completed in 1887 in Victorian Gothic style, listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
Street · Mumbai
A 3 km seafront promenade curving around Back Bay, known as the Queen's Necklace for its night-time street lights.
Heritage Building · Mumbai
UNESCO-listed rock-cut cave temples on Elephanta Island, reached by ferry from the Gateway of India and famous for the Trimurti sculpture.
Museum · Mumbai
Mumbai's main museum, formerly the Prince of Wales Museum, with about 50,000 objects in an Indo-Saracenic building by George Wittet.
Mosque · Mumbai
A whitewashed 15th-century Sufi shrine on an islet off Worli, reached along a causeway that is only walkable at low tide.
Temple · Mumbai
A Ganesha temple in Prabhadevi, first built in 1801 and now one of the most visited Hindu temples in Mumbai.
National Park · Mumbai
A 104 km² forest within Mumbai's northern suburbs, home to leopards, a lion and tiger safari, boating and the ancient Buddhist Kanheri Caves.
Beach · Mumbai
A long public beach on Mumbai's western seafront, known for sunset walks, street food and Ganesh immersions.
Market · Mumbai
A busy South Mumbai shopping street, officially Shahid Bhagat Singh Road, lined with pavement stalls, old cafes and colonial buildings.
Palace · Udaipur
Rajasthan's largest palace complex, built over four centuries on the east bank of Lake Pichola; much of it is now the City Palace Museum.
Lake · Udaipur
Udaipur's 14th-century lake, framed by the City Palace, ghats and havelis, with the island palaces of Jag Niwas and Jag Mandir.
Palace · Udaipur
17th-century island palace in Lake Pichola where Prince Khurram, later Shah Jahan, took refuge; reached only by boat.
Garden · Udaipur
18th-century 'Garden of the Maidens' near Fateh Sagar, with fountains, kiosks, a lotus pool and marble elephants.
Lake · Udaipur
Large artificial lake north of Pichola, ringed by hills, with Nehru Park island and the Udaipur Solar Observatory.
Temple · Udaipur
Carved 1651 Vishnu temple on a high plinth just outside the City Palace, in continuous worship since it was built.
Heritage Building · Udaipur
18th-century lakeside mansion at Gangaur Ghat, restored by the West Zone Cultural Centre as a museum and evening folk-dance venue.
Palace · Udaipur
1884 hilltop palace of Maharana Sajjan Singh in the Aravallis west of Udaipur, famed for sunset views over the lakes.
Museum · Udaipur
The Maharanas of Mewar's own cars, restored to working order in the former Mewar State Motor Garage on Gulab Bagh Road.
Cultural Site · Udaipur
Rural arts and crafts complex of traditional huts from western India, run by the West Zone Cultural Centre west of the city.
Temple · Manali
A 16th-century wooden pagoda temple to the goddess Hidimba, set in a deodar forest on the Dhungri hill above Manali.
Adventure · Manali
A meadow valley 13 km from Manali and Manali's main adventure hub, with skiing in winter and paragliding, zorbing and a ropeway in summer.
Other · Manali
A 9.02 km highway tunnel under the Pir Panjal range, opened in 2020, linking Manali with Lahaul and bypassing the Rohtang Pass.
Viewpoint · Manali
A 3,980 m pass on the Pir Panjal range, 51 km from Manali, open in summer by vehicle permit to limit traffic.
Cultural Site · Manali
The original village above the Manalsu stream, with traditional houses, the Manu Temple and a strip of cafes and guesthouses.
Temple · Manali
A village across the Beas from Manali with sulphur hot-spring baths beside temples to the sage Vashisht, Shiva and Rama.
Waterfall · Manali
A multi-tiered waterfall above Vashisht, reached by a short trek through orchards and forest, with a Jogini Mata shrine at its base.
Palace · Manali
A 15th-century stone-and-timber castle of the Kullu rajas at Naggar, now an HPTDC heritage hotel with a small museum and valley views.
Street · Manali
Manali's pedestrian main street, lined with shops, cafes and the Himachal emporium, and the starting point for most visits.
Monastery · Manali
A brightly painted Tibetan Buddhist monastery of the Nyingma school, a few minutes' walk from Manali's Mall Road.
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