Hidden places in India to visit

As we know India is a land of diversity,there are many places to visit that are still unseen/hidden.

Every traveler at least once in a life must visit these places ,though tourism is increasing in India day by day and going to same place where others also go is quite boring sometimes ,we need something different like every day we want to taste some different food just like that every one has different taste ,some people like hills and some plains ,so here are some of the off beat destination that are still undiscovered or hidden very less people know about these places ,so the people who love to travel in some another way must visit these places at least once . Moreover travelling gives peace to our mind and soul. There are some of the hidden treasures of India :

1. Laitmawsiang, Meghalaya

Laitmawsiang mean "Garden of caves" This small village located in khatarshnong Laitkroh Block of East khassi hills, is the perfect place to visit or hide out for people who are enthusiastic for peace.This is the most breathtaking spot in the state.It is truly a fascinating destination which would keep on surprising you with its unexplored gems ,Meghalaya in translation means the abode of clouds and is a state with cool mountains ,set atop rocky cliffs.

2. Kareri Lake ( kangra)

Kareri Lake is a high altitude, shallow, fresh water lake south of the Dhauladhar range approximately 9 km North West of Dharamsala in Kangra district, Himachal Pradesh. Its surface is 2934 metres above the sea level. Snow melting from the Dhauladhar range serves as the source of the lake and a stream, Nyund is the outflow. Since the source is fresh melting snow and the lake is shallow, water visibility is very high and in most places, the lake bed can be seen.

Kareri lake is best known for being a trekking destination in the Dhauladhars. The lake remains frozen from early December to March–April. There is a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and Shakti on a hilltop overlooking the lake.. A few gaddi kothis are present on the other side of the lake, an area which is used by the gaddis as a grazing ground for their animals. Kareri Lake serves as a base for trekking further into the Dhauladhar and onward to Chamba and Bharmour via the Minkiani Pass (4250m) and Baleni Pass (3710m)

3. 13 Arch Bridge,kerala

This bridge is one of Indias oldest mountain rails enroute Thenmala-chenkotta.The main attraction of this bridge is ,it has 13 arch , this was built by the british and still remains as a monument of the british technology. this bridge connects kollam with chennai. it was built jointly by South Indian Railway Company ,Travancore state and the madras Presidency. The first goods train traveled on this route in 1902 while the first passenger train began its run in 1904. The railway line was constructed by the British in the foothills of Western Ghats .

4. Jhatingiri , Himachal Pradesh

Himachal from the very beginning is known for its natural beauty, culture ,tradition etc..one who love greenery must visit this place in any season but autumn season is best for this destination ,very less people would know about this hidden destination .

Jhatingiri is one of the most popular picnic spots situated at an elevation of 6600 ft above sea level.
located on Gohar Dam. Blue pine and deodar forests on thr route to jhatingiri add to the charm of the place .at this place ,travellers can also find an age - old summer palace of the former Kings of Mandi .

5.Moorang , Himachal Pradesh

There are some outstanding feelings that you get in Moorang, a hill station in kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh that is a perfect refuge from the stress. Moorang is also surrounded by apricot orchards,which bear the most beautiful flowers in the season of April.

Kinnaur surrounded by the Tibet to the east,in the north east corner of Himachal Pradesh,about 235 kms from shimla is tremendously beautiful district having the three high mountain ranges i.e Zanskar,Greater Himalyas and dhauladhar ,enclosing values of sutlej spiti and their tributaries . Molang is a beautiful place full of natural beauty ,mountains covered with snow and greenery everywhere.

The Mooring Fort is one of the towns tourist spot with numerous myths and legends around it.This fort ,which is almost in ruins is said to be built by the pandavas. The local diety , omrig is felicitated in the form of an ark made of gold ,silver,brass and has 18 faces .These 18 faces are said to represent 18 days of Mahabharata.

These are the Satlej the Tirung and Morang-Khad which is known as Sarale in Moorang is also pronounced as Morang, ,which is originally a Bhoti (Tibetan) word and signifies its location. Morang is the amalgamation of two words: MOR & RANG. The word MOR means three ‘Khad’ (Channels) and RANG means ‘face’ / ‘mountain face’. Thus, indicating that Moorangis place where three channels meetts upper course.

6. Chettinod Tamil Nadu

The village consists of many hamlets such as Shilling, Khopa(Khokpa), Gramang, Lanen, Makermang etc. Many documents classify these hamlets as separate villages but in reality Moorang has always been a big village consisting of these hamlets. It is located on the left bank of the Satlej opposite Jangi village. Phulechh, Ormig and Losar are the main festival of the village.

7 .Lippa (kinnaur)

Lippa is situated at an altitude of 2438 m above sea level on the banks of Taiti stream. The grass of this village is considered to be very healthy and nutritious for the cattle and horses. Roaming around in the nearby forests, travellers can also spot ibex, a species of wild goat. There are three Buddhist temples in the region, which are devoted to Galdang Chhoikar, Dunguir and Kangyur. In addition to these temples, travellers can also visit an old sanctuary, which is devoted to a local deity named Tangtashu.

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