Eternal India

The solo tourists paradise.

- Richa Hegde

If there is a paradise on Earth, it is here, it is here, it is here..." said a famous poet.

India is a land of a number of unexplored and enthralling destinations with it's gushing rivers, breathtaking greenery, meandering mountain trails, beautiful beaches, undulating streams, rippling sands, colorful marble rocks, captivating valleys, waterfalls, and snow-capped peaks.

Here's a list of six places that can be explored by a solo traveler throughout our country.

Amidst the pulsating beauties of the Himalayas...

Lohaghat in Uttarakhand

The tranquility prevailing in Lohaghat has a special charm. Situated on the banks of river Lohawati, Lohaghat promises a beautiful holiday with its crisp, cool and invigorating mountain breeze.

The easily accessible exquisiteness of Lohaghat has undoubtedly made it a popular weekend destination. With its deep ravines, rolling meadows and dense forests, this locale are even apt for those who want to remain pleasantly idle.

It is located 63 kilometers from Pithoragarh at an altitude of 1750 meters. Unlike other hill resorts in the northern Himalayan belt, it is neither snow-bound in winter nor over-crowded during the summer.

Lohaghat is especially popular for an enchanting excursion to Pancheswar, at a distance of 47 kilometers. At this locale, one can witness the beautiful confluence of rivers Kali and Saryu. Throughout the region, this spot is famous for the Chaumu temple and it's annual fair. Besides traditions, Panesar's surroundings are an idea to capture the beauty of the spectacular Himalayas.

Lohaghat is truly amazing for its scenic locals. The Banasura Fort also known as Kotalgarh is constructed on a ridge, in a charming ravine, at an altitude of 1920 meters. According to a legend, Kotalgarh is fabled to have been the stronghold of the demon Bana Asura, the son of Mahabali, who fought with Lord Vishnu.