The top 55 Honeymoon destinations in India

Mussoorie:

Known as the Queen of Hill Stations,
Mussoorie is located at the foothills of the Himalayan
ranges. It offers a splendid view of the Dehradun valley
and the Shivalik ranges. Lal Tibba, the highest point in
Mussoorie offers some breathtaking views. Kempty Falls
and Lake Mist are two primary attractions for
honeymooners. They are also famous for their boating
rides. Camel’s Back Road is very famous for the calm
and serene walk it offers. Sounds like the perfect place
for romantic couples. The best time to visit Mussoorie is
from March to May and again from September to
November. No wonder Mussoorie has been unofficially
declared as the ‘Honeymoon Capital of India.

Bikaner

It s a romantic tourist destination in Rajasthan
state. This historical city consists of religious shrines,
beautiful forts and castles.

Tarkarli

The backwater experience in Maharashtra, though it
sounds strange, Tarkarli in Maharashtra actually have
backwaters. A beautiful location, which can rightly be
called the honeymoon land, Tarkarli is blessed with
spectacular landscape and serene atmosphere. The
famed Sindhudurg Fort and the turquoise blue sea water
are the identity of this beautiful destination. There is a
wide array of hotels ranging from budget to luxury 4
stars offering decent services. Tsunami Island, Devbaug
and Bhogwe beach are few attractions in Tarkarli.

Kullu

It has just what is needed for a memorable
honeymoon, alpine mountains, serene ambiance, and
scenic views and ample of places to spend quality time
together. The town lies on the banks of Beas River, so a
walk along the riverside is ideal, other than this a
honeymoon couple can spend time exploring places like
Shoja, Kasol and Naggar. Camping at Raison that is
situated by the bank of the Beas River can make your
honeymoon more special. There are many temples in
Kullu like Raghunath Temple, Shringi Rishi Temple, Bijli
Mahadev and Mahadevi Tirth Temple that one can visit.
The hotels in Kullu are reasonable and offer value for
money.

Kotagiri

The ultimate destination for the wanderlust struck duet,
Kotagiri is the oldest hill station of the Nilgiri trio Otty,
Coonoor and Kotagiri. Its weather is incomparable and
environment is salubrious. The evergreen Longwood
Forest is one of a kind refuge for anyone who wants a
little seizure of stillness and natural splendor. The
brilliance in holding hand and walking miles is better
explained by visiting this marvel of nature in the Blue
Mountains.

Mcleodganj:

Located in Dharamshala , it is one of the
places which all nature lovers would love to go to. It is
enriched with temples, monasteries and beautiful valleys.
One very amazing place here is the Musrur, which has
fifteen exquisitely carved monolithic rock temples. The
Bhagsu waterfall and Bhagsunag temple are often visited
by tourists. Artifacts of Tibetan and Buddhist cultures
are displayed in the Kangra museum. The Dal Lake and
Pong Dam Lake are two perfect picnic spots. Trekking
and rock climbing are two activities which
honeymooners love to indulge in.

Mandvi

They say “like father, like son”, it is absolutely correct for
Mandvi, a beautiful place in a beautiful state of some of
the most beautiful people in India, Mandvi is located on
the southern coast of Gujarat and overlooks the majestic
Arabian Sea. It is indeed one of most romantic
honeymoon places that you can dream of on the western
gulf of the peninsular India. The spic and span beaches
and azure water offers a scenic picture. A honeymoon
couple would love their hand-in-hand walks along the
shore; also the stay in the hotels can be really
refreshing. The Wind Farms Beach, Topansar Lake,
Kashi Vishwanath Beach, Vijay Vilas Palace and
Swaminarayan Temple are some of the places of
attraction in Mandvi.

Shimla

Quite a regular on the honeymooners' circuit, Shimla is
one place you can never get tired of visiting. If you're not
worried about learning more about your better half in the
snowy outdoors, the capital of Himachal Pradesh is the
place to be for you. During winters, owing to the heavy
snowfall in the city, there are not a lot of tourists. So
you can enjoy the much-needed solitude, while in the
midst of your honeymoon. In summer, it is advisable to
skip a visit to Shimla, since the place is teeming with
tourists; and if you don't enjoy crowds, you could rather
choose a different destination for your honeymoon.

Ranikhet

Green and Clean Ranikhet win admirers for its beauty.
Comparatively a lesser explored region, you will find
polite people and great hospitality. Unlike any tourist
destination, Ranikhet provides the newlyweds lone time
to spend together, with minimum to negligible
disturbances. Nature walks, scenic landscape and warm
hospitality are a wonderful combination that makes
Ranikhet top honeymoon destination in India. Ranikhet
have lot of ancient Hindu Temples that you can visit like
Haidakhan Temple, Jhula Devi Temple, Binsar Mahadev
and Katarmal Sun Temple. Other than these, you can
visit some picturesque places like Siyalikhet and Bhalu
Dam.

Dalhousie

Dalhousie can be rightly called the summer honeymoon
destination of India. Perched at an altitude of about
2036m, Dalhousie was initially a British Summer
Retreat. So, you can expect colonial style structures
scattered all around the town. The green rolling hills,
dotted with pine, deodar and oak trees makes up for a
lovely place to spend honeymoon at. There are many
budget hotels in Dalhousie along with few luxury hotels
offering best of hospitality and service. Subash Baoli,
Panchpula, Kalatope, Bakrota Hills, Dainkund and Bara
Pathar are some places to visit in Dalhousie. One can
also get the glimpse of majestic Dhauladhar range and
the beautiful Chamba Valley as well.

Leh
Impeccable and astounding is how one can describe Leh.
Breathtaking landscape is what can attract the
honeymoon couples in Leh. The city can rightly be called
an oasis in the middle of a desert. Leh is a home to
many monasteries and few high altitude lakes. A
honeymoon couple can expect immaculate location,
soothing climate (only if visiting in summers) and
splendidly built Buddhist monasteries. Along with several
hotels, there are many homestays available in Leh , so
one can expect comfortable and pleasant stay here.
Namgyal Tsemo Monastery, Leh Palace, Zoravar Fort,
Thiksey Monastery and Shanti Stupa are the places that
one can visit in Leh, however there are many
monasteries like Alchi, Hemis, Phyang and Stok and
lakes like Tso Moriri, Tso Kar and Pangong Tso that
should also be visited.

Pahalgam

Inarguably one of the top honeymoon destinations in
India, Pahalgam is the pride of Kashmir. The charismatic
ambiance, serene valley, gargling Lidder River and the
sky-kissing mountains, Pahalgam is nothing short of a
dreamland. One of the best features of holidaying in
Pahalgam is that it is replete with hotels and resorts, so
that you can never run out of options. Hub of adventure
and paradise for nature lovers, Pahalgam offers a perfect
blend that by no means fails to impress visitors. The
beautiful landscape maintains the romance in the air and
the salubrious climate enhances it. For couples who like
to spice up their honeymoon can go for river rafting,
camping and paragliding in Pahalgam. Aru Valley,
Betaab valley, Baisaran and Chandanwari are few places
that you can visit here.

Munnar

Munnar, the toy-town hill station in the “God’s Own
Country” – Kerala is an ideal honeymoon bliss.
Untouched from the hustle and bustle of the routine clad
life, it accounts for the most memorable time spent and
the ultimate choice for the honeymoon holidays. It is
known for its tea gardens, lakes, waterfalls and beautiful
country side. The placid trails laid throughout this retreat
are the best strolling paths ever taken. However, sipping
a brew in small tea shops along the tea gardens and
awe-inspiring viewpoints provide the great aura to bond
and fall in love over and over again.

Coorg:

Known as the Scotland of India, the lush green
hill-station, also known as Kodagu district, is ideal for
an isolated and quaint honeymoon. Accessible from
Bangalore, Mangalore as well as Mysore, some of the
popular tourist spots here include Talakaveri - place
from where river Kaveri originates, Dubare elephant
camp where the tuskers are bathed and cleaned every
day (and elephant rides are also on offer) as well as
Abbey Falls, scenic waterfalls near Madikeri, the main
town in this district.

Kudremukh

Mother Nature has her own ways to make people
appreciate. Kudremukh is a horse face shaped peak that
is located in the Chikkamagaluru district in Karnataka.
The rolling mountains, pristine rivers and lakes
mesmerize the visitors. It is laden with ores and rich bio
diversity, which is hard to find. Away from the mishmash
of the concrete and smog, this destination will definitely
enchant a tune that triggers a never ending connection.
Meant not only for the honeymooners, but for nature
enthusiasts as well, it is a must visit destination during
your South India tour.

Udaipur

The imperial destination of India, you are bound to feel
majestic amidst the various forts and palaces this place
boasts of. Remnants of old forts, palaces converted to
museums and numerous lakes, the noble charm of this
place is truly capable to give that royal and romantic
touch to your honeymoon.
Major attractions of the city would be Lake Palace, Jag
Mandir, Saheliyon ki bari, Jagdish temple, Monsoon
Palace etc to name a few. A trip to this royal place
would be incomplete if you don't stay in a heritage hotel.
Lake Palace hotel, Shiv Niwas Palace, Laxmi Vilas
Palace are the good ones.

Khandala

The question of where to go on honeymoon tour in
Maharashtra has one clear cut answer…Khandala.
Situated at a short distance from Mumbai, Khandala is a
place to fall in love with. Pleasant weather haunts you
with lovely memories and the beautiful photographs.
Honeymoon couples can enjoy some cozy moments
together in the romantic ambiance of Khandala. You can
even do a little dancing on Aati Kya Khandala song…
LOL! Well the point is the place is so cheerful and
picturesque that one can easily lose himself in it. There
are large numbers of hotels in Khandala that provide
some of the best honeymoon travel packages. Duke’s
Nose, Karla and Bhaja Caves, Tiger’s Leap and Korigad
Forts are some places that one must visit in Khandala.

Matheran

It is ideal to mix romance with little of adventure; it
keeps things pepped and steamy. Honeymoon should
also be similar; the pinch of adventure can certainly add
some more fun to the romance. Matheran, a beautiful
town, situated in the lap of grand Maharashtra state can
help you mix the two fortes. An elegant hill station as it
is, Matheran is known for shady forests and salubrious
climate. A cozy honeymoon with some adventure is
guaranteed here. Toy train, good hotels and British-
styled edifices are prominent here. At Matheran, one can
visit places like Panorama Point, One Tree Hill Point,
Irshalgad and Shivaji’s Ladder.

Ponmudi

Illustrated as the Golden Peak of Kerala, Ponmundi finds
its name in the list of one of the top honeymoon sites
in South India. Consisting of lavish tea estates, twisted
trails, display of mountains and species of butterflies, it
is one of the places you should jolt on your honeymoons
destination. The entire landscape is thrilling daunted
with dense forests, waterfalls, and various trekking trails.
Honeymoon is the time when actually the newlyweds do
get time to know each other better. All though late night
talks and secret meetings do take place before getting
hitched, but the couples get to know each other well
during the honeymoon. You might have seen a lot of
these places while you spent your holidays in South
India, but when you are there with someone special,
everything seems different and dragging you close to
each other.

Alappuzha

One can never regret in spending a honeymoon in South
India, diverse as it is, it greatly boasts of natural beauty
and romantic air. The backwaters, I guess is one of the
few things that make South India differ from rest of the
country. Alappuzha is neatly tucked in Kerala and flaunts
it natural beauty to nature lovers and honeymoon
couples. Overlooking the Arabian Sea, it offers excellent
opportunity for honeymooners to spend some quality
time alone. There are many hotels and homestays that
are available here, although a bit expensive it gives full
value for money. Enjoy sailing on the houseboats, the
green water of the backwaters, which are fringed with
palm and coconut trees and the azure water and white
sand over the beach here. Pathiramanal, Karumadikuttan,
Kumarakodi and Alappuzha Beach are some of the best
places to visit in Alappuzha.

Nandi Hills

Nandi hills also known as ‘Hill of Happiness’ nestled in
Karnataka. It is flooded with lot of lovebirds all round the
year. Nandi has many myths and legends related to its
name. It is one place near Bangalore that provides the
ultimate silence one needs to ignite the spark in his or
her new life. Filled with many view points, forts and
fortress that hold historic value, the hill station is surely
a delight to the eye

Shillong:

The romantic hill city of Shillong , with its
simplicity and natural beauty is another sought after
honeymoon destination. The Shillong Peak is an ideal
picnic spot and offers a panoramic view of the country
side. The city is known for its waterfalls, lakes,
museums, churches and mountains. The Lake Hydari
Park is also an ideal picnic spot and it also has a mini
zoo situated near it. Honeymooners love to visit the
Wards Lake which is an artificial lake with a garden and
boating facilities. Sounds romantic! Other spots worth
visiting are the Bishop and Beadon Falls, Elephant Falls
and Umiam Lake to name a few. The ideal time to visit
the ‘Scotland of East’ would be from March to April.
Port Blair

Andaman and Nicobar Islands is steadily climbing the
charts, as far as honeymoon destinations in the country
are concerned. With many yet-unspoiled beaches, this
place offers much more than a simple holiday by the
sea. Try snorkelling and scuba diving at Havelock
Islands, or swim in the transparent waters at Elephant
Island, or go visit the Cellular Jail in Port Blair - you're
spoilt for choice when in this place.

Kasauli:

It is a quiet hill station located in the Shivalik
hills near Shimla. The Monkey point is the most exotic
spot here. It is basically a small temple dedicated to
Lord Hanuman. Since it is the highest elevated spot in
Kasauli, it gives a beautiful view of all the hills around
Shimla. Hawa Ghar, also known as the sunrise point and
the sunset point located 100 kms away from the Kasauli
club house are two things which should not be missed.
Breathtaking experience for the honeymooners! The
Manki Point and Christ Church are two places worth
visiting. The best part about this hill station is that the
summers are cool and refreshing, winters are chilly but
bearable. April to June, October and November are the
ideal months to visit Kasauli.

Ooty

Ooty is just what the doctor ordered if you are looking
for the perfect honeymoon destination. Assorted with
many cozy cottages, lodges, hotels and restaurants, it is
flooded with many honeymooners from various parts of
the world. It offers several adventure filled activities like
angling, hand gliding, trekking, etc. and provides a
unique experience. Ooty is indeed a perfect place for the
couples to finally break the ice, start their journey of life
and cherish wonderful memories.

:Andaman

If you love sun-kissed beaches but don't
want to head to Goa, visit Andaman and Nicobar
islands. Also the hub of adventure sports like scuba
diving, snorkelling, kayaking, the islands offer clear
blue waters and a wide variety of marine life. An ideal
for couples who are adrenaline junkies.

Goa :

Well, if you’re going to choose destinations for your
honeymoon, why not choose ‘Heaven’ itself? Yes, I am
talking about Goa, ‘The Heaven on Earth’. With its
beautiful beaches , greenery, churches and temples, Goa
would be the best honeymoon destination one can ever
go to! Calangute, Anjuna, Baga and Colva are a few
beaches worth visiting in Goa. Watching the sunset in
the Baga beach in North Goa, is probably the most
romantic thing in this world. Also in the Cola beach in
South Goa, the sky, sea and land blend in harmony.
Sounds like Heaven in Heaven! Water sports like water
scooters, scuba diving, parasailing in these beaches,
provide memories a couple would cherish forever. The
churches in Goa like the Church of the Three Magi Kings,
the Convent of Santa Monica, to name a few, which are
a combination of the Indian and Portugal architecture,
are worth visiting.
The couples could also visit the temples in Goa, praying
to have a wonderful life together. The Ganpati temple,
Mahalaxmi temple, Devaki-Krishna temple are a few
temples to be visited. The best time to honeymoon in
Goa is during the months of September to May . Also, the
cherry on top is the Nightlife in Goa and couples could
also visit Goa during the Goa Carnival. A pure
combination of Sun, Sand, Sea and Surf, it should be on
your list of destinations to go to.

Idukki

Idukki is one of the most mesmerizing hill stations in
South India. Laden with many sanctuaries, tea gardens
and national park, it provides the perfect spice required
to light up once married life. With its spice plantations
and many aboriginal tribes, it provides a very unique
essence in life. It is known for its panoramic view points
and the Idukki dam, which is world’s second and Asia’s
first arch dam. The vista offered by the place is truly
majestic. The best affair is the elephant safari that takes
the visitors through the tea plantations and provides a
unique stillness to let the magic of love begin.

Kodaikanal

This retreat in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu is
appreciated as the princess of hill stations throughout
the country. Kodaikanal is known for its breathtaking
backdrops that certainly mesmerize you. With many
enchanting view points and the majestic Kodaikanal Lake
filled with water lilies, gives the opportunity to enjoy the
Bollywood romantic duets. It is one of the famous
honeymoon destinations of South India.

Darjeeling

The Queen of Hills is an epithet that Darjeeling fulfills to
the hilt. The most famous hill station in East India, this
district of West Bengal has always been a hit with
honeymooners. Although the tourism has not been as
good as it was earlier recently, owing to the political
disturbances in the place, Darjeeling is still a destination
of choice for newlyweds. The best way to reach the city
is by the toy train from Siliguri. Once you're done with
filling your senses with the gift of fresh air and the
experience of watching the sunrise from Tiger Hill, you
could take a trip to Kalimpong. Situated at about two
hours' distance from Darjeeling, Kalimpong is another
tourists' delight. There are several view points - some
acknowledged, others not - that can take your breath
away.

Mount Abu :

Being the only hill resort in Rajasthan,
Mount Abu is like an oasis one finds in a desert. The
beauty of the Dilwara Jain temples dedicated to the Jain
Tirthankaras is breathtaking. Guru Shikhar, the highest
peak in Mount Abu provides a view of the entire hill
station. One primary attraction is the Nakki Lake which
has the Toad Rock. The Toad Rock looks like a real toad
which is about to jump into the lake! Sunset point is one
spot which no couple would miss. Gaumukh temple,
Honeymoon Point, Trevor’s Tan are some places which
must be visited. Thus, because of its captivating beauty,
Mount Abu is one of the top honeymoon destinations in
India.

Kerala

The backwaters of Kerala are a must-visit for everyone,
on honeymoon or not. When in the place, you don't even
have to try to relax. The laidback pace of life will stop
you and slow you down, and leave you thankful at the
end of the day. From walking barefeet on the pristine
sandy beaches to cruising on the lazy waters, Kerala is
a honeymooner's delight.

Coonoor

Coonoor is known for its picnic spots that go hand in
hand with the tea gardens. The lush flora doesn’t help in
keeping track of time, while strolling through the hill
station. It is famous for its multitude of gardens that
adore many species of flowers evergreen plants and
trees. The green slopes are the most captivating part of
the hill stations as you could see many couple sitting,
relaxing and engulfing the beauty of this hill station
during their honeymoon vacation.

Daman

An ideal honeymoon would demand a perfect location
with picturesque settings, good accommodation facility
and far from the confines of hustles and bustles of a
city life. Well, I think exception creeps in with the entry
of Daman in the honeymoon list in India. Look at it this
way, that Daman is a honeymoon destination, it is only
lesser known and talked about. A rich culture of music
and folk welcomes you here, the heritage is going to stun
you with its charm and the Portugal styled city will win
over you like never before. Daman is an ideal
honeymoon place for those couple who seek to discover
something new and fresh. There are few hotels that are
available at reasonable prices, what will impress you in
Daman is its fine collection of forts and restaurants. The
coastal line will certainly woo you and the tranquility can
even force you to extend your honeymoon.

Diu

Sun, sand, beach and Hoka Trees! Perfect honeymoon
location! Diu is a place to die for. Located at the
southern tip of Gujarat, however not exactly the part of
the state, Diu can be the most romantic honeymoon
destination in western India. With a long coastal line that
overlooks the Arabian Sea, Diu offers picturesque
settings to the honeymooners. A peaceful location that
has couple of good hotels and a rich heritage, Diu
cannot be ignored when it comes to best honeymoon
getaways in India. The city is the hub of many
parasailing, wind surfing, banana boating, speed boating
and many similar watersports, so expect a fun-filled
honeymoon here. Also the sunrises and sunsets are
something that you will never forget here.

Panchgani

Panchgani is famous as the Mecca of Maharashtra. The
hill station is replete with luxuriant farms, deep
crevasses; sparse hamlets mixed with mesmerizing and
isolated areas are an absolute delight for the newlyweds.
It provides an essential quite time for the couples. There
are many archaeological and geological sites that make
one perform the Di Caprio and Roberts cameo from
Titanic.

Lakshadweep :

These beautiful islands located in the
Arabian Sea are one of the most sought after destination
for honeymooners. The long stretches of sand, the sound
of the waves and the cool breeze from the coconut palm
trees, all the requisites of a good honeymoon can be
seen in these islands. The beaches in here are also very
romantic. The many lagoons present here are the prime
attractions for many honeymooners. These lagoons are
ideal for various sports like snorkelling, kayaking and
fishing. Sounds fun! Kavaratti, its capital is again one of
the most beautiful places in India. The beach resorts and
beach cottages here, give all the romantic couples a
once in a life time experience. Also kayaks and yachts
can be taken on hire for a cruise around the island. The
Lakshadweep islands thus live upto the expectations as
the most romantic destination in India. The best time to
visit Lakshadweep is during the months of November
and May.

Varkala

There's something infinitely romantic about the
sound of waves crashing against a rocky shore,
uninterrupted sunsets over the ocean, salt air
brushing against your skin, and tasty fresh seafood.
One of the best places to find this in India is Varkala
beach, in the southern state of Kerala.
The setting of Varkala beach is striking enough to
take your breath away, with its long stretch of cliff
bordered by coconut palms, quaint shops, beach
shacks and bungalows. Nestled at the bottom of the
cliff is the sparkling beach, reached by steps leading
down from the cliff top.
The cliff is particularly alluring in the evenings,
when the beach shacks are warmly lit, candles
flicker, and the smell of incense often wafts through
the air. Relax and enjoy a romantic dinner in one of
the many beach shacks!

Tawang

Pretty undiscovered as yet, Tawang in Arunachal
Pradesh is a place you'll not want to leave. Since
tourism in the North East is still in its infancy, as
compared to that in North India, Tawang provides the
perfect quiet getaway for honeymooners. Reaching the
place is somewhat tough - the nearest airport, Tezpur, is
a fourteen-hour-drive away from Tawang. But once the
journey is done with, you are treated to the
extraordinary. The sky here is of a shade of a forget-
me-not blue that any other place can hardly compete
with. The Tawang Monastery is the largest monastery in
India, and has been receiving considerable footfall
despite the difficulty in reaching the place. But for the
adventurous, what place is unreachable!

Gulmarg

There is certainly something special about winters.
Despite the cold weather, the winters are cozy and
strangely more romantic. No wonder why many people
go to hill stations for honeymoon. The cold climate, I
guess exemplifies the charm of the honeymoon idea.
One such great destination to go on a honeymoon in
India is Gulmarg. Situated in the lap of beautiful
Kashmir, Gulamarg is best hill stations for honeymoon
vacation. It is amazing to spend some of the best days
of your married life in a gem of place like this. Gulmarg
is called the skiing destination of India ; the thick beds of
snow over the lofty mountains allow brilliant opportunity
for skiing here. The Gulmarg Gondola is another
attraction in the town. The picturesque Gulmarg has
sightseeing options like Khilanmarg, Alpather Lake and
Ningle Nallah. Most of the hotels in Gulmarg are under
budget, so expect a comfortable and pleasant stay.

Devikulam

The less crowded Devikulam hill station is the perfect
retreat for the newlyweds. The presence of a sacred
lake – Sita Devi is the main attraction, not because of
its sacredness but because of the abundance of minerals
in its water. The hill station is bio diversity rich, and
being close to many popular hill stations, it offers many
sightseeing options than any other hill station in Kerala.

Kovalam:

Located in Kerala, it is known as the ‘Paradise
of South’. The beautiful beaches and ideal climate
attracts newly married couples from all over India. There
are three crescent shaped beaches in Kovalam. The
largest being the Lighthouse Beach, followed by the
Hawah beach which was the first topless beach in India
and the third one being the Samudra Beach. Couples
love sitting and relaxing under the palm trees and enjoy
listening to the sound of the waves. Sounds very
romantic. Kovalam attracts tourists especially from
Europe and Israel. The beach resorts in Kovalam have
everything the honeymooners want for a romantic stay.
Recently, there is an increase in the number of tourists
going to Kovalam because of the introduction of
Ayurvedic salons in various resorts.

Imphal

If a trip back in time is what gets you high, a
honeymoon in Imphal is what you should go for. Better
known to the outside world as a part of the Seven
Sisters, the seven northeastern states, Manipur has many
things to offer to the average tourist. There are the
Kangla Fort ruins, and the world's oldest surviving polo
grounds, in Imphal. The state is the birthplace of modern
polo, and the game was transported from here to the rest
of the country by the British. Located at about an hour's
drive from Imphal is Moirang, the site of the world's only
floating lake, the Loktak Lake.

Araku Valley

It is the most magnificent location in Andhra Pradesh.
The mesmerizing serene valley comprises of many hills,
undulating meadows, pompous orchards, which adds to
the pleasant weather that prevails all year round. It is
truly a very special place to visit with that someone
special. It is compulsory to carry a picnic box, as it
enhances the pleasure while unfolding the countryside.
The famous limestone Borra caves provide a new side of
nature. Buying old silver from tribal surely promises a
reminiscent memory.

Alappuzha:

Located in Kerala , this city is known to us as
‘Venice of the East’. The backwaters, greeneries,
beaches, canals and lagoons are primary attractions.
The city is even more famous for its boat races. The
calm and serene backwaters and the houseboat
experiences have made this city a popular honeymoon
destination. It is also the right destination for nature
lovers with its wide variety of flora and fauna. October
to May would be the perfect time to go there and have a
romantic time with your spouse.

: Pondicherry

Known as the French Riviera of the East’, it
is a sought after honeymoon destination. The Paradise
Beach, Serenity beach, Lighthouse beach attract couples
from all over. Honeymooners love to visit the Aurobindo
Ashram and the stone statue of Joan of Arc. The
Botanical Gardens is a place for the couples to relax.

Yercaud

Yercaud is a hill station situated in Tamil Nadu. It is
famous for its unique topography that completely sweeps
you of your feet. The hill station in based in the
Shevaroy Hills of Eastern Ghats and it is mostly visited
by the honeymooners. The place is filled with the lakes,
waterfalls, parks and many colonial buildings. The
temperature never exceeds above 30 degrees; although
the adjoining areas of the hill station are hot and dry.
The couples enjoy the breathtaking vistas with
occasional drizzling.

Agra

Unremarkable Agra offers one of the most
remarkable and romantic sights in India, the
magnificent monument of love that is the Taj Mahal .
Much can be said about the Taj Mahal -- it's India's
most famous architectural marvel, it's listed as a
UNESCO World Heritage building, and is also one of
the Seven Wonders of the World. Furthermore, it
took 22 years of painstaking work and 20,000
workers to complete. However, what makes the Taj
Mahal so romantic is that Mughal emperor Shah
Jahan had it poignantly built out of love for his
wife, who tragically died during childbirth. Her
body is inside the monument, together with that of
the emperor.

Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer is often referred to as being straight out of
a romantic Arabian Nights fable. It's a cliche, but
how better to describe this remarkable sandstone
city that rises magically from the sand dunes of the
Rajasthan desert?
During medieval times, Jaisalmer was an important
part of the main trade route linking India to Egypt,
Arabia, Persia, Africa and the West. Its mesmerizing
ancient Fort, built in 1156, is perched high on a
pedestal overlooking the city. Inside, the fort is alive
and spellbinding. It houses five palaces, several
temples, and some exquisite havelis (mansions), as
well as shops and other residences.
A camel ride into the desert brings the fairytale to
life. Multiple day safaris sleeping out under the stars
are popular but even a couple of hours spent in the
desert, watching the sunset on the sand dunes with
a picnic, is enough to inspire great romance.

Mussoorie

Stirring romance in Garhwal region, Mussoorie offer itself
as a great honeymoon destination. The green-cloaked
hills that flank the city provide a perfect hideout for the
honeymoon couples. Perched on a high ridge in the
beautiful state of Uttarakhand, Mussoorie determines to
offer the best honeymoon memories. Like its vie,
Nainital, Mussoorie is dotted with number of hotels that
ranges from budget to 5 stars and offer some great
packages to honeymoon couples. The view of the
majestic Shivalik ranges and the Doon Valley (on clear
sky day) simply enhances the beauty of the place. Gun
Hill, Jwalaji Temple, Kempty Falls, Lal Tibba and
Jharipani Falls are some of the major attraction in
Mussoorie.

Dalhousie :

This is one place newly wedded people must
go to. It is a calm and beautiful hill station situated in
Himachal Pradesh . This hill station has seven springs,
known as the Satdhara. The springs are known to have
medicinal properties. The serene environment gives
some intimacy to the romantic couples. Khajjar is again
a must visit place. It is shaped like a saucer and is
surrounded by pine trees, lush meadows and sparkling
lakes. Sounds like the right place for honeymooners. The
Bakrota hills, Gandhi Chowk, Tibetan markets are few
other places to stop by. April to June would be the right
time to visit Dalhousie as the view of the snow covered
mountains from here would be breathtaking at that time
of the year.

Ranthambore Jungle

Nature and wildlife lovers will find plenty to be
romantic about at Ranthambore National Park , in
Rajasthan. The park is full of history, having
witnessed many battles played out on its land, and
the rise and fall of many rulers. Some of India's
most fascinating wildlife can be found in the park.
In fact, the chances of spotting a tiger in the wild
there are amongst the best in the country. In
contrast with many national parks in India,
Ranthambore is also really accessible and easy to geto.
The park itself is surrounded by the Avaralli and
Vindhyachal mountain ranges, with steep rocky hills
and plains, dry deciduous forest, and open grassy
meadows lakes and rivers. The landscape is
dominated by the formidable 10th century
Ranthambore Fort. It's a huge structure that
contains ruined pavilions, splendid monuments, and
three Hindu temples. Perfect for exploring together!

Pulicat

South India, dazzle as honeymoon destination in the
country. Pulicat, a town on the shore of Tamil Nadu can
be the best example of the same. A pretty town
overlooking the Bay of Bengal, it is an ideal place for
honeymoon in Tamil Nadu. It also has the second-
largest salt water lake. With tolerable climate and scenic
landscape, Pulicat invites honeymooners to experience
something different. There are quite a few hotels in this
area; therefore it is ideal to book well in advance. Expect
unperturbed holiday amidst picturesque landscape at
Pulicat. Dutch Cemetery, Lighthouse, Chintamaneeswarar
Temple, Mada Church, Periya Pallivasal and
St.Anthony’s Church are the major attractions in Pulicat.

Kovalam

Kovalam is more like a resort of Chennai, the capital of
Tamil Nadu. It is an ideal escape from the bustling life of
the city and seeking peace of mind. This quality also
makes Kovalam one of the best beach honeymoon
getaways in India. You can expect a comfortable stay
here and can also opt for wind surfing. Watch beautiful
sunrise and sunset here and enjoy pleasant walk on the
immaculate beach. You can book hotels in
Mahabalipuram, which is at a short distance from
Kovalam.