It is each individual's dream to go on an unfamiliar trip once and see the beauty of the world. However, you will be astonished to know this, as there are many such places in India which are more beautiful than abroad. Be it the mountains of Himachal and Uttarakhand or the deserts of Rajasthan, each side of India have numerous such villages which are situated amidst nature, away from the chaotic cities. Here, know about the 8 most beautiful villages of India. There are numerous such beautiful villages in the lap of nature, before which even the foreign destinations might fade away.

Kasol is an optimal objective for backpackers, trekkers and nature fans because of its scenic valley, immaculate mountains and incredible environment consistently. It is a significant base for trekking towards Sar Pass, Yanker Pass, Pin Parbati Pass and Khiriganga.

Kasol is great for an excursion to chill in the lap of nature. The village is an open space by the banks of the Parvati River where one can spend lethargic evenings. The stream swarms with trout and is the ideal spot for calculating. Nonetheless, authorization from forest office is expected for trout fishing in the waterway. Parvati River at Kasol is great for white water rafting.

An ancient village settled away in the midst of the transcending mountains of Himachal Pradesh. The area is encircled by lavish, green trees and unimaginable valleys, making it adept for those who love the nature in its most genuine pith. The village is lined by Parvati valley on the north-east and Kullu valley on the opposite side with peaks of Cahndrakhani and Deotibba shadowing the tiny, paradise of India.

Aside from the natural beauty, Malana is likewise known for its interesting way of life and social design that local people basically follow. Their dressing sense, the sort of food they eat, the festivals they commend, the way those festivals are praised, more mirror the energetic culture and tradition that is very one of a kind to the spot. There is so much beauty basic in this town that there are various narratives made on this town, portraying the miracles that Malana envelops. 

This little beautiful village is situated 22 KM from Chungthang and at distance of 120 KM from Gangtok. This village at a level of 8610ft is encircled by snow capped mountains and at one side by the river Lachung. This river joins Lachen River at Chungthang. This village has numerous tourist lodges and rest houses as traveler visit this spot and remain here for least one evening. All essential offices are accessible here; full time power and BSNL mobile tower is accessible here. The primary fascination here is Yumthang valley and past the border almost zeros point. This village is overseen by neighborhood self administering body known as DZUMSA. The top of this localbody is known as Pipon. Road condition interfacing Lachung village from Chungthang is better compared to road connecting Chungthang to Lachen.

The best way for investigating this beautiful hill station is to come without a plan. You can go through a whole day simply watching the mysterious play of varieties on the mountain peaks encompassing Kausani. This village, roosted on an edge covered with chir and blue pine forests, is generally notable for the fabulous all encompassing perspective on the Himalayan peaks like Trishul, Nanda Devi, and the strong Panchachuli. Partake in a completely flawless dawn from one of the many survey stages in the village. As the sun peeps over the skyline, the snow-crested peaks take on each tone of the rising brilliant sphere.

Takdah or Tukdah literally means 'fog' or haze in Lepcha language. Consistent with its name, Takdah, a previous British cantonment region close to Darjeeling stays covered with fog for more often than not. Consider a fantastic spot where the sun and mists play find the stowaway with merriment and fog plummets at its own will. There are hazy nature trails, blossoming orchids, sounds of chirping birds and magnificent mountain views. Takdah is every one of these and significantly more.

Renowned for the Nagaur Festival, Khimsar is a small village in the territory of Rajasthan, Ideal for a casual end of the week escape in the winters. During the Nagaur Festival, individuals from all over come and trade cattle in mass. Different activities like back-and-forth, camel hustling, and so on are additionally coordinated. The red chili markets set up during this time are likewise popular all over Asia. Vacationers predominantly run to this town during the Nagaur festival. Additionally, the Khimsar Fort and the Sand Dune villages are conspicuous vacation destinations here.

Gokarna is a city situated in Uttara Kannada region of Karnataka, and is etymologically meant 'cow's ear.' According to well known legendary conviction, it is where Lord Shiva rose up out of the manifestation of Mother Earth as a cow. Scattered with ancient temples, the town is home to one of the oldest temples since days of yore known as Mahabaleshwar, revered with Lord Shiva. The town is around 59 km from Karwar, 483 km from Bengaluru, and 238 km from Mangalore.

The tranquil sea shores act like ideal destinations for water sport activities like surfing, snorkeling, parasailing, scuba diving, and jet skiing. To enjoy water sport activities, then the best chance to visit the spot is post monsoon, from September to December. Winters in Gokarna are showy, with a gently cold climate and lavish green environmental elements. Summers in Gokarna are hot and muggy, trailed by the showers that cool the environmental elements down with weighty precipitation.

Otherwise called God's Own Garden, the charming Mawlynnong village has got the title of being the cleanest village in Asia! It's the neatness title that it celebrates as well as has around 100% proficiency rate, tough ladies strengthening development and a spiritualist shelter of rich plant life. If you're searching for a relieving vacation with a pleasant feel, look no further! Mawlynnong village is one of the top places that you can look at during your visit to Meghalaya in North East India.