10 mesmerizing locations in India that you must visit this spring season.
Spring season in India is here and the best part of the spring season are the flowers. They fill our lives with color and makes us poetic and they give you a chance to appreciate nature, something we’re not doing these days. But we hardly get to enjoy a view of colorful roses, daisies, and blossoms growing in a row, unless we plan an excursion to such places.
Then let us take you through 10 places that you should surely visit during Spring season in India.
1. Dalhousie and Khajjar, Himachal Pradesh
Dalhousie and Khajjar are favorite tourist spot in the summers, but springs here are heavenly too. You can look for meadows stretching for miles at once with the sound of water from little stream make it a heavenly experience.
2. Mughal Gardens, Delhi
As the springs arrive, Mughal gardens are open to the public. These gardens are located in the Rashtrapati Bhavan and are truly a soothing place to be at. Flowers and colors can be found here in symmetry. There is a wide variety of roses and tulips that grow among countless other species of flowers. This year, the garden will be open to the public from 6th February to 9th March.
3. Kanha National Park, Madhya Pradesh
The town of Mandla is situated nearthe Narmada river. Here is the majestic Kanha National Park, which is best visited in spring. Kanha is home to about 1,000 different species of flowering plants. It also has open grasslands and aquatic plants in the little lakes that make it an irresistible destination. This is the time of the year when Kanha is lush green and chances of spotting tigers are most favourable. One of the best places to visit specially during Spring season in India.
4. Thekkady, Kerala
Thekkady is most famous for its lush green fields at the Periyar National Park. And why we recommend the month of February/ March is because the mango plants are in full bloom here. Not to forget, but this is the best time to spot rare species of animals, from tigers to sloth bears, within the deep forests.
5. Tulip Garden, Gulmarg, Jammu and Kashmir
Tulip Garden, located at Rainawari, are radjacent to the Shalimar Bagh and Nishat Bagh. This garden is Asia’s biggest tulip garden. With over 70 varieties of flowers, and several colours of tulips, this place is truly give a heavenly feel.
6. Rhododendron Sanctuary, Sikkim
Sikkim is a beautiful state, but it is the most in the months of April and May. As you can see subtle pink flowers called the rhododendrons blossom taking the beauty of the place at level beyond comprehension. You can go for a trek and relish the view of these beautiful flowers, as it is on of best sights during Spring season in India.
7. Shalimar Bagh and Nishat Bagh, Jammu and Kashmir
Paradise on earth, is a phrase often used for Kashmir. As these two gorgeous gardens around the Dal lake will leave you smitten. Shalimar Bagh, a huge garden, about 31 acres in whole, was built Emperor Jahangir for his most favourite wife Nur Jahan. Nishat Bagh was built Nur Jahan’s brother. You’ll spot perfect channels of water and a lot of diversity in both, flowers and colours, here.
8. Coorg, Karnataka
Coorg is surely the coffee hub of India. It is a great tourist destination if you’re looking for peace. In March and April that white flowers of coffee make this place even more beautiful. The air is chilly and you can smell coffee everywhere.
9. Darjeeling, West Bengal
Darjeeling forever has been a hot favorite destination for tourists. But the months of February and March are the best to visit if you are a tea lover. This is time of the year when tea is brewed from fresh first leaves. Since tea plantations are everywhere in Darjeeling, you’ll be experiencing a refreshing yet unique spring.
10. Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu
Kodaikanal is undoubtedly an attractive place. It’s green, fresh and in spring it becomes better because the weather is too romantic during this time. As the spring season starts, you’ll see low hanging clouds taking over the valley, with synchronized terrace farming, it makes a view to fall for.
Did we miss any other places that you like? Then please mention in the comment section.
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