The wedding season is on and the world is transformed into a tinsel town where everyone is getting hitched. Now the exciting yet too many wedding rituals leave you so you so exhausting that you want to run away from the world and that too only with your partner as soon as possible. People call it honeymoon and all they need is one of the best honeymoon places in India to elope with the newly hooked partner.
Now, that search of the best honeymoon places is not a piece of cake. Think about it, there are too many cities to chose from, isn’t it. Then it also depends on weather and, personal preference. Whether a couple would like to go on mountains or beaches or visit a place that is nature’s paradise or someplace that is studded with the royal history. Choosing one among the best honeymoon places in India is both annoying and time taking.
How about a list that is categorized according to your personal preference? It will be a relief and we know it. So here you have what you desire.
The List Of Best Honeymoon Places In India Divided Into Various Categories.
Mountains
1. Shimla.
It is one of the most popular honeymoon destinations. The weather, serene beauty and bewitching natural scenarios will make your vacation exotic. The best months to visit Shimla are April to Mid-July, Mid-Sept to Mid-Dec.
Distance From Delhi: 378 km.
Traveling Time: 10 hours.
2. Manali
It is no less beautiful than Shimla, however, the small town amidst mountains does give you a European feel. You can make numbers of beautiful memories strolling down the streets of Manali. The best season to visit here is Sep-June.
Distance From Delhi: 539 km
Traveling Time: 13 hours.
3. Sikkim
The beautiful northeast state of India is bordered by Bhutan, Tibet, and Nepal, and surrounded by the peaks of Himalayas. The state has soul-stirring landscapes and India’s highest mountain Kangchenjunga. Visit Sikkim between October to may and you will have the best time there.
Distance From Delhi: 1610 km.
Traveling Time: 28 hours.
4. Darjeeling
Situated in the West Bengal state of India, the place lies in the Himalayan foothills. During British raj, it was one of the elite places of India and it still remains on the list of the best honeymoon places in India. The lush green tree gardens and beautiful colonial architecture including mansions and churches will take your breath away. March to Middle June and October to December are the best months to visit this place.
Distance From Delhi: 1511 km.
Traveling Time: 26 hours.
Beaches
1. Puducherry/Pondicherry
If you want to relish the French colonial settlement and dive into waters of Bay of Bengal, this should be your favorite pick. It’s almost like traveling to foreign as the tree-lined streets, mustard-colored colonial villas, and chic boutiques will leave the essence of India behind. The best part, you can plan a honeymoon here at any time of the year.
Distance From Delhi: 2370 km.
Traveling Time: 40 hours.
2. Andaman
There are roughly 300 beaches that have beautiful white sand beaches. You can plan to try water sports here and if not, you can simply treat your eyes by looking at the natural beauty of the place.
Distance From Delhi: 2486 km.
Traveling Time: 49.72 hours.
3. Goa
It is the ultimate destination for the one who loves beaches. The most popular destination among the best honeymoon places in India, Goa preserves the history of Portuguese colony. The place is just the best to have fun and go crazy.
Distance From Delhi: 1,880 km.
Traveling Time: 33 hours.
4. Lakshadweep Islands
This spectacular place consists pristine beaches and awe-inspiring surroundings. You both can relax on the beaches and relish the sound of waves. Water sports activities such as scuba diving, windsurfing, snorkeling, surfing, kayaking, canoeing, water skiing, sports fishing, yachting and night sea voyages are available here. However, it will be best if you avoid visiting here from July through September.
Distance From Delhi: 2329 km.
Traveling Time: 48 hours.
These were the two categories for the best honeymoon places in India. Do look out for the second part of the article where we will cover lakes, plains, and historical cities.
24 November 2017
Avni S. Singh