1. Jammu &
Kashmir
This capital city of Jammu & Kashmir is a paradise in
every sense of the word. The lush valleys, sparkling lakes, high mountains and
picturesque scenery make it a perfect honeymoon destination that you will
remember all your life.
2. Kerala
Kerala unfurls itself in beautiful ways, be it in
the summer months or the winter, and is a sought-after place for honeymoon in
India. For a relaxed sun bath, there is Kovalam Beach. For a romantic cruise
journey in Alleppey. Munnar and Wayanad, set in the hills, deserve a visit for
a wonderful time. Couples can explore the backwaters, with the network of
lakes, canals and rivers, in houseboats or discover the hidden treasures around
Kerala. For a traditional holiday, complete with thick vegetation, diverse
biology and the gentleness of the rural culture, Kerala is the ultimate place.
For every newly-wed couple, honeymoon is a very
important part of the whole ordeal. The prolonged occasion of an elaborate
wedding and its preparations, alongside the anxiety about starting a new life
with a new person, can leave a person a little drained and stressed. In such a
state of mind, honeymoon is the perfect way to relax, and also know each other
better.
3. Goa
The land of sun, sand and sea – Goa is one of the top
honeymoon destinations in India. Couples from all over the world come here to
spend their honeymoon. Goa offers pristine beaches, scenic views, warm weather
and a lot of fun and activity.
Another of Bollywood’s favourites, Goa is an exotic mix of
fun and beauty, offering any new couple a honeymoon worth remembering, with
warm sun, golden beaches, endless sea and swaying coconut palms, alongside
colonial Portuguese buildings and churches, and other nearby places including
hilly places. Adventurous couples may choose from activities like water-sports,
deep-sea fishing, wind surfing, etc. India’s party capital serves the best
sea-food, Goan sausages or pork vindaloo, paired with feni or other drinks, at
the beach shacks. Summer and winter are both great for a fun holiday.
4. Coorg, Karnataka.
Coorg in South India is a charming little town also known as
the Scotland of India. The orange orchards, refreshing aroma of coffee and
acres of verdant greenery is ideally suited for a cosy honeymoon.
5. Nainital, Uttarakhand
Nainital is a quaint and romantic hill station, perfect for
honeymooners. It has charming lakes, beautiful scenery, boat rides and pleasant
weather
For the adventurous couple, November-March is perfect to
visit Auli for a honeymoon marked with ski-workshops and speeding down
snow-covered peaks. For the more romantic and calm couple, there is the quaint
and beautiful Nainital, with the lakes, aerial ropeway, Jim Corbett National
Park, etc., perfect for a visit during the summer as well as the winter months.
Couples can also take a trip to Mukteshwar for a romantic getaway, which, at
all times of the year, offers apples, pears, plums, apricots and peaches from
orchards and food farms, and the excellent chocolates at Mountain Trails.
6. Shimla, Himachal
Pradesh.
Shimla has been attracting honeymooners for a long time!
This gorgeous hill station is a perfect place to visit to beat the heat. Shimla
is peaceful, tranquil and complete with natural beauty.
Shimla, the capital of Himachal Pradesh, has always been a
popular honeymoon destination, what with its romantic climate, plush hills,
snowy peaks, British architecture and The Mall, along with temples, monasteries
and churches. It is at its best during the summer, as well as winter months.
Then there is Kulu and Manali, a favourite of Indian couples, with greenery and
sprawling landscape. It is one of the best destinations for a trip filled with
adventure sports, like hiking, skiing, trekking, mountaineering, paragliding,
biking, angling, and river rafting, between October and February.
7. jaisalmer, Rajasthan.
For a honeymoon trip that will make you feel like the
royalty, Rajasthan is, without a doubt, the perfect place. The very regal
Udaipur has palaces, havelis and temples along crooked, rustic streets. Couples
can cruise the calm lakes here. For a luxury desert destination with rides on
camels and elephants, and much more, there is the majestic Jaisalmer. Other
places worth visiting are Mount Abu, Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Bikaner. The best
time to visit Rajasthan, especially Jaisalmer, would be between October and
February, with the Desert Festival being held for three days in January.
Head to Rajasthan if you want to spend your honeymoon like
royalty. This gorgeous city offers history, places, elephant and camel back
rides and lots more. You can also check out other popular honeymoon
destinations in Rajasthan such as Mount Abu, Bikaner, Jaipur, Jodhpur and
Udaipur.
8. Lakshadweep Island
Lakshadweep is the smallest union territory of India and has
the most exotic and uninhabited beaches. The beaches here have a bluish-green
tinge and white sands. To heighten your honeymoon experience, book one of the
cosy beach cottages.
9. Ooty, Tamil Nadu.
Ooty is located in the Nilgiri hills and is one of the most
celebrated hill stations. It promises a romantic honeymoon with lots of
attractions in the town such as the Botanical Gardens, Rose Garden, Ooty Lake
and Dodabetta peak.
Be it a spiritual couple or wildlife enthusiast, Tamil Nadu
is the place to be. The October-November as well as January-May periods are
perfect for a visit to the evergreen forests in Valparai, with Anaimalai Tiger
Reserve and similar national parks or wildlife sanctuaries. For a spiritual
beginning, couples can Arunachala Temple or Ramana Ashram in Tiruvannamalai
during February-August. In October-June, Ooty, nestled in the Nilgiri Hills,
with Botanical Gardens, Rose Garden, Glen Morgan Tea Garden, and Dodabetta
peak, alongside angling and boating, is paradise for honeymooners.
10. Kutch, Gujarat.
Gujarat is the beautiful, colourful place for honeymoon in
India, where there is history, architecture and culture for the guests. Between
December and February, Kutch is the place to be for the newly-wed couple that
loves shopping and would be interested in picking traditional mirror stoles and
bags, furnishings or accessories with Kutchi embroidery, silver jewellery. Bhuj
and its surroundings are great shopping destinations. Kutch comes during the
Rann Utsav, with folk music echoing through moonlit nights. There is the
colourful desert with white sands, and wildlife sanctuaries.
11. Darjeeling, West
Bengal.
Darjeeling is a lovely hill station which will make your
honeymoon memorable. The acres of tea plantations and chilly weather will be
the icing on your honeymoon cake!
Located
in West Bengal in the arms of the Lesser Himalayas, Darjeeling is often
referred to as the Queen of Hills. It is one of the most picturesque and
peaceful places for honeymoon in India, with a pleasantly cool climate, and
Kanchenjunga framing the skyline. Nearby attractions include the Rock Garden,
sunrise from Tiger Hills, Batasia Loop, Peace Pagoda, Singamari Ropeway, etc.
There are activities like rock-climbing or paragliding, and a tour in the
UNESCO World Heritage Site toy-train is a must. While summer is the ideal time
to go there, couples can also choose the winter months.
12. Konkan,
Maharashtra.
Konkan or the Konkan Coast or Kokan as
specifically called in the state of Maharashtra, is a rugged section of the
western coastline of India. It is a 720 km long coastline. It consists of
the coastal districts of western Indian states of Maharashtra, Goa, and Karnataka.
The ancient sapta-Konkan is a slightly larger region described in the Sahyadrikhanda
which refers to it as "Parashuramakshetra".
Famous waterfalls and
Evergreen Mountain….
