10 Best Places To Travel In 2024 In India – It’s already a month since we welcomed one more new year – 2024. Many of us make New Year’s resolutions. We plan to develop new hobbies, have new dreams, and especially plan for more travels and adventures. But the biggest mistake we make is we keep postponing our plans. Don’t let your travel dreams linger; seize the opportunity to explore these destinations in 2024.
Travelers’ expectations and trends are shifting as the time evolve. Especially for young travelers, it’s all about exploring off-beat locations and seeking adventures.
Considering the changing travel trends, we have curated the top 10 places to travel in 2024. Without much delay, let’s look into the list of “Best Places To Travel In 2024.”
10 Best Places To Travel In 2024 In India
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Cool Jewel of the Northeast Sikkim
As per the travel trends, Sikkim is considered one of the beautiful and coolest destinations to visit in 2024. Nestled in the great Himalayas, Sikkim has many natural wonders to experience. With many breathtaking landscapes, green valleys, and great peaks, Sikkim offers a tranquil escape from busy life.
The best time to visit Sikkim is during the spring and summer seasons (March to June). During this time the weather stays pleasant, and flora is in bloom.
Key Attractions To Visit In Sikkim – Nathula Pass, Tsomgo Lake, vibrant capital city Gangtok, and the colorful Saga Dawa festival.
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White Wonderland Rann of Kutch
The word Rann means “Desert” in Hindi, derived from the Sanskrit word “Irina.” Rann of Kutch – The Desert of Kutch is famous for its white salty sand. It is the largest salt desert in the world. This Rann of Kutch transforms into a mesmerizing white wonderland during the Rann Utsav. Rann Utsav is an annual festival organized by TCGL (Tourism Corporation Of Gujarat). And it happens during the winter months, between October to February.
The Rann festival celebrates the natural beauty of Gujarat, the vivid cultures of the Kutchi people, and the beautiful white sand desert. The whole Rann desert gets illuminated, creating a dreamlike atmosphere under a full moon sky.
Key Attractions To Visit In Rann of Kutch – Great Rann of Kutch, Rann utsav, Kala dungar,Aina Mahal, Kutch Museum, Desh Devi Maa Ashapura.
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Spiritual Marvel Ayodhya
Ayodhya is the top place of discussion in India right now. With its rich cultural and mythological significance, Ayodhya holds a special place in Indian history. Ayodhya has gained prominent recognition due to its historical link to the Ram Janmabhoomi. And Ram Janmabhoomi in Ayodhya is believed to be lord Ram’s birthplace.
Ayodhya Ram Janmabhomi case, which turned into a historical, political, and religious dispute, finally ended after 37 years. Supreme Court’s final verdict was announced on November 9th, 2019. Supreme Court bench of 5 judges announced the Ram mandir construction, by forming a core trust by the Government. The Ram Mandir Prana Pratishtha (inauguration of Ram Lalla murti), held on 22nd January, is marked as a significant day for all the Ram devotees. Presently, Ayodhya and Ram mandir is the most trending tourism topic in India.
Key Attractions To Visit In Ayodhya – Shri Ram Janma Bhoomi, Hanuman Garhi Mandir, Kanak Bhavan Temple, Nageshwarnath Temple, Sita Ki Rasoi, Raja Mandir.
Beach Lovers Paradise Goa
Few things never go out of fashion, and Goa is one of them. The name Goa always trends in the best places to travel in India. With its beautiful coastline over 100+ Km, Goa attracts lakhs of tourists yearly. More than 50 beaches join hands in making the Goa the paradise of Beaches in India. Not just the beaches, but Goa has also witnessed many historical events, that took place during Portuguese rule in Goa for 450 years.
Along with the serenity of the Goan beaches, tourists also enjoy exploring the historical sites of Goa. Don’t forget to try the unique Goan cuisine, which has Portuguese influence. Some of the famous Goa beaches are Baga Beach, Candolim Beach, Calangute Beach, Palolem Beach, Agonda Beach, and Arambol Beach. The best way to relax in Goa is by booking the beach huts.
Key Attractions To Visit In Goa – Beaches, Big Foot Museum, DudhSagar waterfalls,Aguada fort, Chapora fort, Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary, Mangeshi Temple, and Cruise.
Heaven on Earth Jammu & Kashmir
After the abrogation of Article 370, things have changed in Kashmir. And Kashmir tourism has seen a drastic increase in the recent days. As per the records, Kashmir welcomed 2.03 Crore tourists in the year 2023. Kashmir is home to many rivers, streams, high-altitude lakes, and snow-capped mountains.
Kashmir has breathtaking landscapes and a rich cultural heritage, making it a prime tourist destination. One should not miss the unique accommodation experience of houseboats in Dal Lake. For the adventure enthusiasts like skiing, Gulmarg is the best place. Kashmir offers a diverse range of activities, from exploring its natural beauty to engaging in winter sports. It’s important to plan your visit based on the best time to experience the region’s unique offerings and your taste.
Key Attractions To Visit In Kashmir – Gulmarg, Dallake Shikara, Shalimar Bagh, Pahalgam.
UNESCO World Heritage Site Hampi
Located on the banks of Tungabhadra River, in Ballari (Bellary) district of Karnataka, Hampi is one among the best places to travel in 2024. 13 Kilometers away from Hosapete, Hampi is one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites. Hampi used to be the most grand, prosperous, and wealthy city during Vijayanagara Empire, who ruled Hampi from 1336 to 1565. During its time, Hampi attracted many Persia and Portugal traders towards it.
As per them, Vijayanagar (Hampi) was the wealthiest and largest city (after Beijing) in the world. Hindu Puranas & Ramayana also mentions Hampi as the Pampa Devi Kshetra, a holy center during the time.
In 1565, after the Muslim Sultanates conquered Hampi from the Vijayanagar emperors, it was all destroyed. Presently it’s only the ruins/remains of Hampi.
Spread over 4100 Hectares, Hampi has more than 1600 survival remains of the greatest Hindu kingdom of South India – The Vijayanagar Empire. These ruins include many forts, temples, sacred shrines, riverside ruins, sacred monuments, assembly halls, royal complexes, and many.
Key Attractions of Hampi – Virupaksha Temple, Ugranarasimha Statue, Vijaya Vittala Temple, Lotus Mahal, Yantrodharaka Hanuman Temple, Hampi Bazaar, Hippie Island, Coracle Ride, Queen’s Bath, Matanga Hill, Archaeological Museum.
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Varanasi – Kashi – Banaras
Varanasi of Uttar Pradesh, also called Banaras or Kashi, is one of the oldest cities in the world. With 1360 Villages, Varanasi has a population of 3,676,841, where Hindi and Bhojpuri are the majorly spoken languages. Varanasi is located on the banks of holy river Ganga, and it holds an immense spiritual and cultural significance for Hindus in India.
Kashi is known as the City of Temples, due to the presence of many ancient temples here. It has also given birth to many well-known writers. Who hasn’t heard about beautiful Banarasi Sarees? Yes, Banaras is the hub-spot for silk weaving, that produces different types of sarees. If you really want to enjoy the colorful Kashi, its bazaars, and busy streets, then Rickshaw is the best way to hog around.
One must visit place in Banaras is Dashashwamedh Ghat, and witness the holy Ganga Aarthi. Also called Ganga ghat is the series of steps that leads to the Ganga River. Thousands of tourists, devotees gather every day here to witness the spectacular Ganga Aarthi. It is truly a mesmerizing ritual involving rhythmic chanting, music, and the offering of lamps to the Ganges River.
Key Attractions In Varanasi – Kashi Vishwanath Temple, Ganga Ghat, Sarnath, Dhamek Stupa and the Ashoka Pillar, Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Assi Ghat.