Love going on trips every now and then? How many destinations have you traveled to so far in India and worldwide? If you think that you are an avid traveler, then you must have discovered some destinations that can leave the visitor spellbound with their captivating and serene ambiance. Sometimes traveling becomes hectic as there are additional expenditures and stress linked with your vacations. To say goodbye to your stress, you need to visit IRCTC Air official website or download the application that has a simplified interface making it easier for passengers to book their tickets.
Moreover, traveling via air always reduces stress helping passengers retain their energy levels. Passengers get an opportunity to check the airplane seat availability before checking out with payment. In fact, the payment procedure is also customer friendly enabling any user to book their flight tickets with the preferred mode of payment. India is home to many breath-taking destinations with fascinating scenic views.
Check which destination you have visited and which one, you haven’t. To explore the unexplored destinations and increase the checks in your travel checklist, check the availability of air tickets at the dedicated ticket booking website of IRCTC Air. Below is the list of 10 picturesque destinations that you must visit at least once in your lifetime.
- Nubra Valley, Ladakh
It is nestled on the edge of a desert on the Shyok-side valley. Nubra’s lunar landscape is surrounded by the rising mountains of the Himalayas, there is no precipitation which makes the vegetation next to impossible. Splendid views of the Leh valley creates a lot of thrill amongst the travelers. - Dal Lake, Kashmir
The jewel in the crown of Kashmir is a place that one must visit, when in Kashmir valley. Cruise along the water in traditional wooden shikaras. - Kerala
God’s Own Country is a tiny sliver of paradise that is one of the best tropical tourist destinations. If you are looking to bask in the sun and sand of the palm tree-lined Kovalam beach or want to go hiking uphill, then Munnar hill station should be on your list. - Yumthang Valley, Sikkim
Known as Valley of Flowers,Yumthang Valley is situated in the North Sikkim’s high Himalayan mountains. Cherish the vivacious hundred species of orchids, rhododendrons, and native wildflowers. - Athirapally Falls, Athirappilly
Known as the Niagara Falls of India, it is the largest waterfall in India with 80- ft height that flows through the Vazhachal Forest towards the Arabian Sea. - Lonar Sarovar, Maharashtra
Lonar is the only saltwater lake on a basaltic rock bed in the world that is surrounded by a lot of flora and fauna which makes the place even more beautiful.
- Tungnath, Uttarakhand
Tungnath has the highest of the five PanchKedar temples of Lord Shiva situated in this mountain range. It is the oldest Hindu shrine of Lord Shiva
- DrangDrung Glacier, Near Kargil
The Drang-Drung Glacier is likely to be the largest glacier in Ladakh other than the Siachen Glacier in the Karakoram Range. It is a long river of ice and snow that is admired by most tourists who are here on a visit. It is a source of the Stod River which is a tributary of the Zanskar River. - Deodar Forest, Himachal Pradesh
The wood of the Deodar tree is known as the Timber of the Gods as it is widely grown as an ornamental tree that can be found in urban forests and parks. - Andamans
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are situated in the Bay of Bengal. The islands together form an archipelago of 572 islands, famous not just for their clear turquoise water and golden sandy beaches but also for the large variety of adventurous water sports.
After going through all these splendid Indian destinations, which is the first destination that you are looking to explore? Pack your bags and plan a summer vacation with your friends by checking the availability of air tickets to your preferred destination. The “airplane seat availability” might become scarce taking into consideration the summer holidays are going on so hurry to visit IRCTC Air website and book your journey at- https://www.air.irctc.co.in/