From Malana To Khimsar: Explore 5 Most Beautiful Villages In India

If you want some wonderful experience while traveling, enter the placidness and genuineness of India's countryside.

Beautiful Villages

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India is rich in tradition and cultures; it boasts about 1000 lavish villages where you can completely escape into your countryside. With village tourism picking up in popularity, one can easily get a dose of rural charm, traditional lifestyle, and rich heritage these days.

Such villages indeed become shades to such intense cityscapes where holiday expeditions can be enjoyed. If you want some wonderful experience while traveling, enter the placidness and genuineness of India's countryside.

Here are five of the most beautiful villages in India, which can engage your senses and enrich your journey.

1. Malana:

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Legend has it that a tribe from Alexander’s army broke away and decided to make this beautiful valley their home. It is known for its World’s oldest democracy. The people of Malana (Malanis) love their culture and belief in their religion. The village is known for Malana cream, which is produced from plants of cannabis found in Parvati valley.

2. Mawlynnong:

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One of India’s cleanest village, 90km south of shilling on border. Enjoy the living bridge that is over 1000 years old by trekking from Mawlynnong and take pleasure in homestays with rural culture and tradition to behold. 

3. Kollengode Village:

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Kollengode village has one of the largest communities of blacksmiths in India. The name ‘Kollengode’ is derived from the word ‘Kollen,’ meaning blacksmith. This beautiful village is very famous for the Kollengode palace, archaic Vishnu temple, culture and food cuisines of Kerala, and ancient Palakkad Fort. 

4. Lamayuru:

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Lamayuru, or Yuru Monastery, is a famous Tibetan Buddhist monastery. Lamayuru is famous for its lunar landscape and is promoted as a moonscape for visitors. Tourists visit the town to find solace. The place is said to have the oldest and largest monasteries. 

5. Khimsar:

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Khimsar is a tiny hamlet nestled in the Thar Desert. One can enjoy the true colors and essence of the desert state here at Khimsar. There are desert safaris, and camel rides that one can enjoy on their trip to this village.