Yes this is a repost of the original one here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1055146.0 I am making this self moderated now.

Yup, India is a huge country we Indians ourselves have no clue that some of these places exist.

Starting with one of my favorites :

Chitrakut Falls, Chattisgarh

Matheran, Maharahstra
One of those places where you would want to contemplate your life.

Ladakh & Leh (respectively)

This is a legendary tourist destination in the northern part of India / Kashmir. Yes Kashmir belongs to India.

This is not photoshop, just our Ladakh..


This is the famous Maitreya Buddha of Leh.

Barren Islands Andaman

The only active volcano of India. This beautiful place is so remote and unvisited that no high quality pictures exist online.

This volcano is a part of a remote East Indian Islands which were once captured by the Japanese in WW2. Few of these islands are home to some of Earth's most unspoiled tribes. The Sentinels one such tribe violently opposes outside world interaction. They have even killed people who tried to contact them, it is now a law to NOT disturb these tribesmen.





The vicious Indian Sentinelese

Rishikesh, the name of this place literally means 'hairs of a rishi (yogic saint)"

This is the famous Lakshman Jhula - An iron suspension bridge, you can actually sleep overnight on it. (Dont try it if you are not a local)

Sandakphu, Darjeeling This one is rather close to my home, it only takes around a day's journey by train from where I reside to reach Darjeeling. For those who havent heard of Sandakphu; it is the 7th highest peak in India.

This isnt Switzerland but it IS called the Mini Switzerland, this is Khajjiar, a tiny piece of heaven or hill station; what have you; in the Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh. This year the National Institute of Technology will conduct the 4th International Conference on Eco-friendly Computing and Communication Systems (ICECCS) between 7 to 8 December 2015.

Munnar in the Idukki district of Kerela. You can hire an elephant safari through the tea plantation hills and the jungles.

Normally I'd prefer to not include hotels but this one is special. The Rajmahal Palace (King's Home palace) in Jaipur, Rajasthan has a breathtaking scenery with the perfect touch of royalty.

This is really a well hidden place in India, it is quite remote as the only way to access this place is by bus. Introducing Lonar, Maharashtra.

A salt water lake in a 5000 year old meteorite impact crater.