A new year means a new set of adventures and in 2022 there are some interesting as well as unique experiences that travellers in India can now indulge in. So, get scrolling to plan where you must head first!
1) Walk on a 200 ft glass skywalk
Where: Rajgir, Bihar
Inspired by China's Hangzhou glass bridge, Bihar is now home to a 85 ft long glass bridge surrounded by five hills. Here visitors get the thrill of walking on a 200 ft high glass skywalk.
2) Explore The Garden Of Caves
Where: Laitmawsiang, Meghalaya
The latest among a string of gems in Meghalaya is Laitmawsiang. Once used by Khasi tribes as hiding spots, today the caves and waterfalls here are a sheer treat for nature lovers.
3) Take An Adventurous Climb Up the Gartang Gali
Where: Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand
Once used for trade between India and Tibet, this historic wooden bridge was off bounds post the Indo-China war. It's recently been reopened and allows both your mind and your eyes to be boggled.
4) Get An Adrenaline Rush By Skydiving
Where: Datana, Ujjain Air Strip, Madhya Pradesh
Adventure junkies now have a new hub to satiate their hunger for thrilling experiences! Sky High India is conducting a camp to bring skydiving to Madhya Pradesh, so, are you ready to soar?
5) Revisit The Joy Of Train Journeys With Vistadome
Where: Multiple routes
With glass topped ceilings Indian Railways are all set to make train journeys a visually appealing experience thanks to Vistadome. Presently, running across Bangalore, Shimla, Mumbai and more, the project is all set to add up further new and exciting routes.
6) Plunge Into The Plush Life With Eco Glamping
Where: Multiple locations in Odisha - Konark, Bhitarkanika, Satkosia, Pati Sonapur, Daringbadi, Putsil and Hirakud.
In an endeavour to promote tourism, Orissa state has started an annual luxury camping festival. The locations allow visitors to catch a glimpse of the scenic hinterlands of the state through a sumptuous style of camping.
7) Salute Our Soldiers At The World's Highest Battlefield
Where: Siachen Base Camp, Ladakh
Citizens can now pay their respects to our armed forces by visiting the Siachen Base Camp. At an altitude approximately above 15,000 ft, it is one of the most difficult terrains and one that surges a sense of patriotism within every visitor.
8) Ride Vintage Vehicles At A Two-Wheeler Museum
Where: Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra
Biking enthusiasts can now pay homage to their own version of Disneyland as Mahabaleshwar now hosts Asia's first Two Wheeler Museum. From Lunas to Matchless, the museum houses mopeds, scooters and bikes that riders deem to be iconic.
9) Meander Through The Last Village, Thang
Where: Turtuk, Ladakh
In addition to scenic beauty, a guided tour here lets you learn about the Indian as well as Pakistani bunkers. So, be prepared to feel goosebumps as you enter India's northernmost village.
10) Kickback With A Mountain Valley Picnic
Where: Jhatingri, Himachal Pradesh
A lesser known Himachali village, Jhatingri is an idyllic getaway for a rejuvenating picnic. Surround yourself with throngs of cedar forests and watch the mist settle over the charming valley.
11) Witness The Unknown Side Of Darjeeling
Where: Ghum Festival, Darjeeling
Inaugurated in 2021, the Ghum Festival saw the government, local bodies and many others pour their heart and soul into showcasing a side of Darjeeling that many tourists tend to otherwise miss. Attend it this year for a better insight into the tribes, arts and local cuisine.
12) Go Stargazing At Stargate Observatory
Where: Bhimtal, Uttarakhand
Relish a night with the stars as Stargate Observatory has opened up their second public observatory at Bhimtal. Situated in a hill station the shows conducted here allow you to learn a lot more about our galaxy while being enthralled by their raw appearance.
13) Take An Unforgettable Helicopter Ride
Where: Coorg & Kabini, Karnataka
Bangloreans can now enjoy the best of Karnataka by taking a helicopter ride to Coorg or Kabini, cutting the travel time of 5-6 hours on the road to a mere 1 hour by air whilst taking in the greens, making your weekend escape that much easier!
14) Stop By India's First Food Museum
Where: Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu
If your foodie senses have you curious about the evolution of food in India, then the Food Museum at Tamil Nadu is set to tell you all you wish to know!
15) Check Out India's Newest UNESCO Heritage Site
Where: Dholavira, Gujarat
By bagging the UNESCO Heritage Site title, Dholavira is actually the first site of the Indus Valley civilization to acquire this status. Walk around over 5,000 year old relics to observe the heritage preserved here.
So, with 2022 just getting started and your travel bug already itching to get out there and explore, which of the above tourist attractions are you most keen to go see for yourself?! Tell us in the comments below!
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