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Chandigarh is surrounded by the Shivalik range of the Himalayas, which makes trekking here a great way to stay fit and escape city life. You don’t need to be an expert. From short forest walks around Morni and Kasauli to classic first time Himalayan treks like Prashar Lake and Triund, there are options for every fitness level and every kind of weekend.
Kerala’s southern coast has two beach names that come up in almost every trip plan: Kovalam and Varkala. Both are close to Thiruvananthapuram, both are beautiful, and both are loved by travelers. But they feel completely different. Honestly, they offer completely different experiences.
Puri is one of the few places in India where a major pilgrimage and a beach holiday sit side by side. It isn’t just about the temple. The city’s beaches, local markets and festivals make it a vibrant travel destination too. You can start the morning with a temple visit, spend the afternoon on a long golden beach, and drive to the Konark Sun Temple the next day.
Murudeshwar is a scenic coastal town overlooking the Arabian Sea, home to one of the world’s tallest Shiva statues. The temple, the giant statue and the beach all sit side by side on one headland, which makes this one of the most photogenic and spiritually rich coastal stops in Karnataka.
Tamil Nadu’s coastline — the second longest in India after Gujarat — is dotted with beautiful sandy beaches and turquoise blue waters. While many spend their time exploring the staggering 33,000 temples the state is most famous for its coastal beauty is also worth discovering.
Gokarna is a beautiful town in Karnataka famed for its religious bent, natural beauty, and laid-back atmosphere — replete with notable shrines and pristine beaches. What makes Gokarna truly extraordinary is the rare combination of ancient Hindu pilgrimage significance and stunning unspoiled beaches that somehow coexist perfectly in this small Karnataka coastal town.
Andhra Pradesh has a coastline stretch of 975 km lined with breathtaking beaches. From the vibrant city beaches of Visakhapatnam to pristine hidden gems along the Bay of Bengal — Andhra Pradesh’s coastline is one of India’s most diverse and least explored beach destinations. Unlike the more famous beaches of Goa and Kerala — Andhra Pradesh’s beaches are largely uncrowded, genuinely pristine, and reward those willing to explore this extraordinary coastline.
Mumbai is one of those cities where a stunning beach escape is never too far away. Despite being one of India’s most densely populated cities — some of Maharashtra’s most beautiful and diverse beaches are within easy driving distance making Mumbai one of the best Indian cities for quick beach day trips.
Kerala — India’s southern state — has an abundance of beautiful beaches. With a coastline next to the Arabian Sea that is nearly 600 km long, Kerala has some of the best beaches in the country. From dramatic cliff top beaches and pristine white sand shores to hidden coastal gems where backwaters meet the sea — Kerala’s beaches are as diverse and extraordinary as the state itself.
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