1. Andhra Pradesh
- Tirupati Balaji Temple (Tirumala) – One of the richest and most visited temples in India, dedicated to Lord Venkateswara.
- Araku Valley – A scenic hill station known for coffee plantations, waterfalls, and tribal culture.
- Lepakshi – A historical village with the famous Veerabhadra Temple featuring hanging pillars.
- Srisailam – A major pilgrimage site with the ancient Mallikarjuna Jyotirlinga Temple.
- Gandikota (Grand Canyon of India) – A stunning gorge formed by the Pennar River, often compared to the Grand Canyon.
2. Arunachal Pradesh
- Tawang Monastery – The largest monastery in India, offering breathtaking views of the Himalayas.
- Ziro Valley – A peaceful valley known for its lush landscapes and the Apatani tribal culture.
- Namdapha National Park – A biodiversity hotspot with rare species like the snow leopard and red panda.
- Bomdila – A picturesque town offering panoramic views of snow-clad mountains.
- Sela Pass – A high-altitude pass covered in snow almost all year round.
3. Assam
- Kaziranga National Park – A UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for one-horned rhinoceroses.
- Kamakhya Temple (Guwahati) – A revered Shakti Peeth dedicated to Goddess Kamakhya.
- Majuli – The world’s largest river island, known for its monasteries and scenic beauty.
- Manas National Park – A tiger reserve and a UNESCO-listed wildlife sanctuary.
- Sivasagar – A historical town with Ahom-era temples and palaces.
4. Bihar
- Mahabodhi Temple (Bodh Gaya) – The site where Gautama Buddha attained enlightenment.
- Nalanda University – The ruins of one of the world’s oldest universities, dating back to the 5th century.
- Rajgir – A spiritual town associated with Buddhism and Jainism.
- Vikramshila – An ancient Buddhist learning center similar to Nalanda.
- Patna Sahib Gurudwara – A major Sikh pilgrimage site marking Guru Gobind Singh’s birthplace.
5. Chhattisgarh
- Chitrakote Waterfalls – Known as the ‘Niagara of India,’ this wide waterfall is a stunning sight.
- Bhoramdeo Temple – A beautifully carved temple often compared to Khajuraho.
- Barnawapara Wildlife Sanctuary – Home to leopards, bison, and diverse bird species.
- Sirpur – An archaeological site featuring ancient Buddhist and Hindu ruins.
- Dantewada – Famous for the Maa Danteshwari Temple and tribal culture.
6. Goa
- Baga Beach – A vibrant beach with nightlife, water sports, and beach shacks.
- Dudhsagar Waterfalls – A spectacular four-tiered waterfall on the Mandovi River.
- Basilica of Bom Jesus – A UNESCO-listed church housing the remains of St. Francis Xavier.
- Fort Aguada – A well-preserved 17th-century Portuguese fort offering scenic views.
- Anjuna Beach – A laid-back beach popular for its flea markets and hippie culture.
7. Gujarat
- Gir National Park – The only place in the world where you can see Asiatic lions in the wild.
- Somnath Temple – One of the 12 Jyotirlingas, known for its rich history and spiritual significance.
- Rann of Kutch – A vast white desert famous for the Rann Utsav, a cultural festival.
- Dwarka – A major Hindu pilgrimage site, believed to be Lord Krishna’s ancient kingdom.
- Sabarmati Ashram – Mahatma Gandhi’s former residence, showcasing his life and teachings.
8. Haryana
- Kurukshetra – The legendary battlefield of the Mahabharata, with temples and museums.
- Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary – A paradise for bird watchers, home to migratory birds.
- Surajkund Mela – The largest crafts fair in India, held annually.
- Morni Hills – Haryana’s only hill station, perfect for nature lovers.
- Pinjore Gardens – A beautiful Mughal-style garden near Chandigarh.
9. Himachal Pradesh
- Manali – A popular hill station known for adventure sports, scenic views, and snow-capped mountains.
- Shimla – The capital city, famous for its colonial architecture and The Ridge.
- Spiti Valley – A high-altitude desert with stunning monasteries and breathtaking landscapes.
- Dalhousie – A quiet hill station with colonial-era buildings and scenic beauty.
- McLeod Ganj – The residence of the Dalai Lama, known for Tibetan culture.
10. Jharkhand
- Dassam Falls – A beautiful waterfall near Ranchi.
- Netarhat – A peaceful hill station known as the ‘Queen of Chotanagpur.’
- Betla National Park – A tiger reserve with diverse wildlife.
- Parasnath Hill – A sacred Jain pilgrimage site.
- Baba Baidyanath Temple – One of the 12 Jyotirlingas, dedicated to Lord Shiva.
11. Karnataka
- Hampi – A UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning ancient ruins from the Vijayanagara Empire.
- Coorg – A beautiful hill station famous for coffee plantations and misty landscapes.
- Gokarna – A coastal town known for its serene beaches and religious significance.
- Mysore Palace – A grand royal palace showcasing Indo-Saracenic architecture.
- Jog Falls – One of India’s highest waterfalls, offering breathtaking views.
12. Kerala
- Munnar – A hill station with lush tea gardens and scenic beauty.
- Alleppey (Backwaters) – Famous for houseboat cruises through serene waterways.
- Wayanad – A green paradise with waterfalls, caves, and wildlife.
- Kovalam Beach – A top beach destination known for its golden sands and lighthouses.
- Thekkady – Home to the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, where you can spot elephants and tigers.
13. Madhya Pradesh
- Khajuraho Temples – Famous for intricate erotic sculptures and UNESCO heritage status.
- Sanchi Stupa – A Buddhist monument dating back to the 3rd century BCE.
- Bhimbetka Caves – Prehistoric rock shelters with ancient paintings.
- Pachmarhi – A picturesque hill station with caves and waterfalls.
- Kanha & Bandhavgarh National Park – Renowned for Bengal tiger sightings.
14. Maharashtra
- Ajanta & Ellora Caves – Ancient rock-cut caves showcasing Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain carvings.
- Mumbai (Gateway of India, Marine Drive) – The financial capital, known for its skyline and Bollywood culture.
- Mahabaleshwar – A hill station famous for strawberries and panoramic views.
- Lonavala & Khandala – Twin hill stations offering misty landscapes and waterfalls.
- Tadoba National Park – A top tiger reserve known for excellent wildlife safaris.
15. Manipur
- Loktak Lake – India’s largest freshwater lake with floating islands.
- Kangla Fort – A historical site that once served as the royal palace.
- Keibul Lamjao National Park – The world’s only floating national park, home to the endangered Sangai deer.
- Shirui Hills – Famous for the rare Shirui Lily that blooms once a year.
- Ima Keithel Market – The largest all-women-run market in Asia.
16. Meghalaya
- Living Root Bridges – Unique handmade bridges created by interweaving tree roots.
- Cherrapunji – One of the wettest places on Earth, known for stunning waterfalls.
- Mawlynnong – India’s cleanest village, offering a glimpse into Khasi culture.
- Dawki River – Famous for its crystal-clear waters.
- Shillong – The capital city, known for its colonial charm and music culture.
17. Mizoram
- Vantawng Falls – The highest waterfall in Mizoram, surrounded by lush greenery.
- Aizawl – The charming capital city with scenic views and vibrant culture.
- Phawngpui (Blue Mountain) – The highest peak in Mizoram, ideal for trekking.
- Durtlang Hills – Offers breathtaking panoramic views of Aizawl.
- Reiek Village – A heritage village showcasing Mizo traditions.
18. Nagaland
- Dzukou Valley – A paradise for trekkers with seasonal flowers covering the hills.
- Kohima War Cemetery – A tribute to soldiers from World War II.
- Hornbill Festival – The biggest cultural festival celebrating Naga heritage.
- Mon Village – Home to the famous Konyak headhunter tribe.
- Shilloi Lake – A serene lake surrounded by rolling hills.
19. Odisha
- Puri (Jagannath Temple & Rath Yatra) – One of the Char Dham pilgrimage sites.
- Konark Sun Temple – A stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site built like a chariot.
- Chilika Lake – Asia’s largest coastal lagoon, famous for migratory birds.
- Simlipal National Park – A dense forest with waterfalls and tigers.
- Bhubaneswar – The ‘Temple City of India,’ featuring ancient temples and rich history.
20. Punjab
- Golden Temple (Amritsar) – The holiest Sikh shrine, known for its golden façade.
- Wagah Border – Famous for its daily flag-lowering ceremony.
- Jallianwala Bagh – A historical site commemorating the 1919 massacre.
- Anandpur Sahib – A significant Sikh pilgrimage site.
- Patiala – Known for royal palaces and traditional Patiala peg (whiskey).
21. Rajasthan
- Jaipur (Hawa Mahal, Amer Fort) – The Pink City, rich in royal heritage.
- Jaisalmer (Desert Safari) – Known for its golden sandstone fort and desert adventures.
- Udaipur (City of Lakes) – A romantic city with beautiful lakes and palaces.
- Mount Abu – The only hill station in Rajasthan.
- Ranthambore National Park – A prime location for tiger spotting.
22. Sikkim
- Tsomgo Lake – A stunning glacial lake at a high altitude.
- Nathula Pass – A historic mountain pass on the India-China border.
- Gangtok – The capital, offering monasteries and breathtaking views.
- Yumthang Valley – Known as the ‘Valley of Flowers’ of the Northeast.
- Pelling – Offers stunning views of the Kanchenjunga range.
23. Tamil Nadu
- Meenakshi Temple (Madurai) – A grand Dravidian-style temple with vibrant carvings.
- Marina Beach (Chennai) – One of the longest beaches in the world.
- Kodaikanal – A hill station with scenic lakes and waterfalls.
- Ooty – A charming hill station with tea gardens and colonial charm.
- Rameshwaram – A sacred pilgrimage site linked to the Ramayana.
24. Telangana
- Charminar (Hyderabad) – A landmark monument representing the city’s heritage.
- Golconda Fort – A grand fort known for its unique acoustic features.
- Ramoji Film City – The world’s largest film studio complex.
- Warangal Fort – A historic fort from the Kakatiya dynasty.
- Nagarjuna Sagar – One of the largest man-made lakes in the world.
25. Tripura
- Ujjayanta Palace – A royal palace turned museum.
- Neermahal Palace – A beautiful water palace located in the middle of Rudrasagar Lake.
- Unakoti Rock Carvings – Ancient rock relief sculptures dating back to the 7th century.
- Tripura Sundari Temple – One of the 51 Shakti Peethas.
- Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary – A biodiversity hotspot with migratory birds.
26. Uttar Pradesh
- Taj Mahal (Agra) – One of the Seven Wonders of the World.
- Varanasi (Ghats & Temples) – A sacred city with mesmerizing Ganga Aarti.
- Ayodhya (Ram Temple) – A religious site associated with Lord Rama.
- Lucknow (Bara Imambara) – A grand Mughal-era structure.
- Mathura-Vrindavan – The birthplace of Lord Krishna.
27. Uttarakhand
- Nainital – A beautiful hill station centered around Naini Lake.
- Rishikesh – A yoga and adventure hotspot.
- Mussoorie – The ‘Queen of Hills.’
- Kedarnath & Badrinath – Sacred temples of Lord Shiva and Vishnu.
- Valley of Flowers – A stunning Himalayan valley with seasonal blooms.
28. West Bengal
- Sundarbans – A UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the Royal Bengal Tiger.
- Darjeeling – Famous for tea gardens, Himalayan views, and the Toy Train.
- Kolkata (Victoria Memorial, Howrah Bridge) – A cultural hub known for colonial architecture and literature.
- Digha – A popular beach destination.
- Kalimpong – A serene hill station with Buddhist monasteries.
29. Andaman and Nicobar Islands (Union Territory)
- Radhanagar Beach (Havelock Island) – One of Asia’s most beautiful beaches.
- Cellular Jail (Port Blair) – A historic colonial-era prison.
- Ross Island – A scenic island with British-era ruins.
- Baratang Island (Limestone Caves) – A unique natural wonder.
- Scuba Diving in Neil Island – A top spot for underwater adventure.
30. Chandigarh (Union Territory)
- Rock Garden – A unique sculpture garden made from industrial waste.
- Sukhna Lake – A peaceful man-made lake for boating and relaxation.
- Rose Garden – Asia’s largest rose garden.
- Capitol Complex (Le Corbusier’s architecture) – A UNESCO heritage site.
- Elante Mall – One of India’s largest shopping malls.
31. Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu (Union Territory)
- Diu Fort – A historic Portuguese fort offering stunning sea views.
- Jampore Beach (Daman) – A peaceful beach known for golden sand and sunset views.
- Silvassa – The capital of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, known for tribal culture and lush greenery.
- St. Paul’s Church (Diu) – A beautiful Baroque-style church.
- Vanganga Lake (Silvassa) – A scenic lake with boat rides.
32. Lakshadweep (Union Territory)
- Agatti Island – A paradise with turquoise waters and coral reefs.
- Bangaram Island – A secluded beach destination.
- Kavaratti – The capital, known for its beautiful lagoons.
- Scuba Diving & Snorkeling – One of the best places in India for underwater activities.
- Kalpeni Island – Known for its shallow lagoons and serene beaches.
33. Delhi (Union Territory)
- India Gate – A war memorial and a major landmark.
- Qutub Minar – A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the tallest brick minaret.
- Red Fort – A Mughal-era fort symbolizing India’s independence.
- Humayun’s Tomb – A stunning Persian-style mausoleum.
- Lotus Temple – A beautiful Bahá’í House of Worship.
34. Puducherry (Union Territory)
- Auroville – A universal township focused on sustainable living.
- Promenade Beach – A scenic beachfront with a French colonial vibe.
- French Quarter – Colorful streets showcasing French heritage.
- Paradise Beach – A pristine island beach.
- Sri Aurobindo Ashram – A spiritual retreat.