1. JATAYU EARTHS CENTER, KERALA

Located amidst lush green forests and spanning over 4 hills of Kollam district in Kerala stands the world’s largest bird statue. The giant sculpture of Jatayu the demigod in a bird form brings the age-old mythological story Ramayana to life. Jatayu a noble vulture fought bravely despite its old age against the mighty Ravana for saving Sita. Sadly the bird was defeated and his wings were clipped off by Ravana and his injured body is believed to have fallen on to the rocks where the statue is built. This massive sculpture is a symbol of dedication to women’s safety. The Park has museum inside the statue as well many exciting sports activities. This should be a must visit for all tourists visiting Gods on Country, Kerala.

2. AVALANCHE LAKE, TAMIL NADU

Avalanche lake has a unique energy to revitalize its visitors. The clear water flowing between magnificently set hills and plantations of Ooty in the Nilgris district of Tamil Nadu is perfect spot for boating and fishing enthusiasts. Tourists can rewind themselves and relax as the lake is perfect for camping and they could enjoy a blissful morning trek through the thick forests surrounding the lake.

3. PATHIRAMANAL ISLAND, KERALA

Pathiramanal meaning the “Sands of night” has many legends surrounding it. The most famous is the story of a famous Brahmin, Vilwamangalathu Swamiar, who during a boat ride wanted to answer the “call of nature” and for this he magically created the island at night. Despite the fun legend the island is extremely mesmerizing. This small island is a heaven for bird watchers and bird lovers. It is an amazing location for trekking and picnics or we can cool off in the Vembanad Lake and chill in house boats.

4. ROOPKUND, UTHARAKHAND

Roopkund Lake, nestled deep in the great Himalayan mountains holds many secrets. Remnants of 300 to 600 people were found buried here. The origin of the skeletons found is largely unkown but various studies have discovered that these remains date back to 850 BCE. This mysterious lake should be a must for all adventurists and trekkers out there who have a thirst for mysteries.

5. KEIBUL LAMJAO NATIONAL PARK, MANIPUR

Known for the beautiful patches and rings of biomass called “Phumdis”, Keibul Lamjao National Park is truly one of a kind. It is the only floating wildlife sanctuary in the world to date. This national park stays afloat on the waters of the Loktak Lake in Manipur and is home to endangered species like Sangai Deers. The flora and fauna along with the various cultures and tribal customs is truly a feast to your eyes.

6. KAAS PLATEAU, MAHARASHTRA

It is undeniably one of the most scenic holiday destination in Maharashtra. The plateau is breathtakingly beautiful in the spring when the whole land blooms with tiny colorful wildflowers which are brightest shades of pinks, blues, yellows, reds and white. The Kaas Plateau is just adjacent to the beautiful Kaas Lake and Vajrai Waterfalls. Kaas Plateau is also home to more than 850 species of flowering plants. It is therefore no wonder that this stunning location has been awarded a UNESCO World Heritage Site tag.