Want To Enjoy A Peaceful Long Weekend? Jet Off To These 5 Offbeat Destinations – News18

India has a variety of travel options if you are planning a holiday to unique and less crowded destinations. Since more people are leaning towards the option of offbeat places for travelling, here we will guide you to places that offer stunning aesthetics and the perfect opportunity to fully immerse oneself in the present moment. These hidden gems not only provide you a break from usual tourist trails but also are perfect for enjoying a peaceful getaway and indulging in experiences that are unforgettable.

Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh

Popular for its natural splendour and rich Tibetan culture, Tawang is located in the northeastern part of the country, Tawang is one of the most beautiful places. It is packed with breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains and lush valleys. While visiting the picturesque travel location, do not forget to soak in the beauty of Tawang Monastery, one of the Buddhist monasteries in India.

Anchaviyo, Maharashtra

The unique offbeat destination is nestled amid the tranquil landscape of towering trees. It comprises experiential thematic rooms, two restaurants serving delectable cuisines along with a bar. Trust us, Anchaviyo is perhaps the best getaway to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

Chopta, Uttarakhand

For those unversed, Chopta is called the ‘Mini Switzerland of India’. The hidden paradise is perfect for those who wish to see the Himalayas and beautiful meadows. What makes the destination a must-pick is that it also serves as the gateway to the Tungnath Temple, one of the highest Shiva temples in the world.

Mawlynnong, Meghalaya

Mawlynnong, the ‘Cleanest Village in Asia’, offers a glimpse of the traditional Khasi lifestyle. The offbeat travel spot is popular for its pristine surroundings and nicely maintained cleanliness. Surrounded by lush forests and bamboo huts, the village captures the attention of the viewers for its living root bridges and nature walks.

Panchgani, Maharashtra

This calm hill town in the Satara district is prominently visited for its soothing silence and balming weather that can make you forget the world. Bordered by five hills of Sahyadri, the town also offers a glimpse of the serene view of the Krishna river flowing through hamlets and little farms, Rajputi caves, Sydney Point, Devrai Art Village and the Cliff Resort. We bet you will instantly fall in love with this hill station.