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Trips help you escape from humdrum and monotonous work life and rejuvenate the soul. You can rediscover yourself with new vigour. You do not need to wait for any particular season to explore India's rich cultural and geographical beauty. Nevertheless, if you plan to schedule your trip in November, you must know which places must be on your shortlists according to their seasonal weather conditions.
To help you in this arduous task, here are 21 top places to visit in India in November, along with the necessary information you must know about those destinations.
Sundarban is one of the most important delta regions of the world formed by three rivers, Brahmaputra, Padma and Meghna and is shared by both India and Bangladesh. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for its rich flora and fauna. Prime attractions include the Royal Bengal Tiger, crocodile-infested swamps, jungle cats, foxes and many other animals.
Varanasi is one of the most ancient and sacred places to visit in India in November. You can get a spiritual rejuvenation by visiting Kashi Vishwanath and other temples and taking a holy bath in the Ganges. Every year in November, Varanasi obtains a new colour due to the Ganga Mahotsav. Hindu pilgrims all over the world come to take part in the consecrated occasion.
Bodh Gaya is one of the most important pilgrimage destinations and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is the place where Lord Buddha sat for meditation and attained enlightenment. You must visit this serene place if you are in search of inner peace.
Shanti Niketan, an ashram in the Birbhum district of West Bengal, is marked by the memories of the Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore. The poet established an open-air school in the ashram premises. Later, he expanded this school and established Visva Bharati University.Â
If you are searching for a picturesque landscape in the lap of nature, Kohima must be on your list of best places in India to visit in November. It lets you feast your eyes on the unmatched beauty of nature, including its rich biodiversity. This hilly town with its lush mountain slope and valleys will compel you to come back time and again.Â
The magnificent hilly town of Ziro is one of the best places to visit in India in November. The lush forests, spectacular hills, streams and rivulets give this earthly place an ethereal beauty. This is why tourists and lovers of nature keep revisiting this soul-captivating destination.Â
If pure natural beauty is what your soul seeks, pay a visit to Kalimpong, a district in the Eastern Himalayas. The nippy weather and chill water amid the diverse flora and fauna of the Dooars region will bring you an inexplicable and unbound joy. Its valleys and meadows are characterised by diverse cactus, orchids, and other rare vegetation.Â
Situated beside Mandovi River, Old Goa or Velha Goa was the capital of Portuguese colonisation. You can explore the grand architectural landmarks, including churches and buildings made during the colonial period. Their beautiful facades will leave you spellbound.
The Rann, or the vast salt desert of Kutch, is also one of the best tourist places in India in November. November is the starting month of the famous Rann Utsav that attracts tourists from all over India. This is one of the best occasions to explore the rich culture of Gujarat as the place resonates with songs, dance, and music performed by local artists.
Ganpatipule, a small town in the coastal area of Maharashtra, is characterised by its sensational beaches. The exotic natural beauty coupled with the temple of Lord Ganapati will restore your inner tranquillity. People believe that Lord Ganapati came to this place after leaving his former abode.Â
Tarkarli, the seaside village in Maharashtra, is one of India's quickly developing tourist destinations. Its picturesque landscapes and placid weather in November will give you a much-needed break from the humdrum and monotonous daily activities.
Widely popular among nature lovers, Sanasar is a name given to two adjacent villages, namely Sana and Sar. Picturesque lakes amid pine trees and lush mountain slopes give the place a heavenly beauty, making it one of the best places to travel in November in India. In addition, the balmy weather and the lively nature of Sanasar will give you a much-awaited escape from the regular activities.
Besides the natural charms embellished by shimmery lakes and Aravalli range, Bundi attracts tourists for its magnificent step wells, temples, havelis and their artistically carved pillars. The mural-drawn houses will tell you everything about the artistic zeal of the residents. In November, you can also take part in the cultural Bundi fair held every year by Rajasthan Tourism Department.Â
Adorned by the lush hills and azure lakes, Udaipur provides splendid natural beauty, and people also regard this destination as the ‘City of Lakes’.Â
It is one of the culturally important cities tinged with touches of chivalry and valour. Its temples, gardens, palaces and forts still sing the glory of its Rajput heroes.Â
Almora is an attractive hill station at the top of Kashyap hill. All the splendid creations of nature, including streams, forests, snow-draped mountain peaks and balmy weather, give it a divine touch. This place attracts backpackers throughout the year who craves trekking. It is the point from where people start their treks to Pindari, Jageshwar, Mukteshwar, Mornaula, Binsar, etc.Â
Delhi, the capital of India, carries the account of the rich past and prosperous present of the nation. The establishment of the city is subdivided into two parts, the Old and New Delhi. Architectural wonders, including havelis, monuments and bazars in Old Delhi, will make you re-live the history of the Mughals.
The pristine and sanctified city of Amritsar is a famous tourist attraction. In November, the city puts on a different colour due to the celebration of Guru Nanak’s Jayanti. The grandeur of the celebration, including enchanting Gurbanis and Kirtan, will rejuvenate you spiritually. This is why you must not exclude this destination if you are shortlisting some of the places to visit in India in November.
Set against the backdrop of snow-draped peaks of Pir Panjal Mountain ranges, Manali is one of the most exotic hill stations in India. The vast green meadow surrounded by hilly forests will entice you to come time and again.
Located beside the Tungabhadra River, Hampi is one of the ancient cities of India. It was once the capital of the Vijayanar empire. Beautifully carved temples and palaces of Hampi are some of the remnants of the empire, reflecting the essence of Dravidian art forms. To re-live the history and enjoy the true beauty with your own eyes, you must visit this UNESCO World Heritage.
Wayanad is also one of the backpackers' favourite destinations due to its spectacular scenic beauty. It includes lush mountains, gushing streams, spice orchards and vast tea estates. The spectacular landscape of Wayanad and its pleasant weather will soothe your eyes and fill you with unbound ecstasy.
Situated in the lap of Western Ghats, Coorg or ‘Kodagu’, is famous for its highly productive coffee estates. People keep this place in their bucket list of places to visit in India in November to explore its coffee plantation. However, the beverage is not only the only thing that you can experience here. Coorg offers you vast forests, misty mountains, green valleys, and many other splendid forms of nature.
You can choose any of these places to visit in India in November for your holiday trip. You just need to decide the type of destination you would like to visit this month. In this diverse country, you have options to choose a place according to its cultural, geographical or historical importance.
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