By Akanksha
December 19, 2025
Still not sure where to go for the year-end vacation? Check out these tranquil places that stand out for their scenic beauty, heritage, and so much more waiting for you to discover.
Famous for its cleanliness, Mawlynnong is surrounded by lush greenery and noted for its living root bridges and Khasi heritage. Visit it to learn more about cleanliness and nature.
Located in the Kinnaur region, Kalpa overlooks the snow-clad Kinnaur Kailash range and is known for apple orchards and centuries-old wooden temples.
This Naga village is famous as Asia's first ‘Green Village’ and has become well-known for its strong conservation, organic farming (terrace/paddy fields), and eco-tourism efforts.
Perched on the edge of the Thar Desert, Khimsar offers the ideal blend of sand dunes, rural charm, along with a grand fort that dominates the skyline.
A small Shekhawati village, Mandawa is renowned for its frescoed havelis and an impressive fort that reflect Rajasthan’s history in an impressive manner.merchant past.
At Kerala’s southern tip, Poovar sits where rivers meet the sea, bordered by coconut groves and tranquil backwaters. A beautiful place to end the year on a high note.
Among the world’s largest river islands, Majuli lies on the Brahmaputra and is famed for its Vaishnavite monasteries known as satras. There are small villages to visit for unique experiences.
Recognised as India’s first model tourism village, Kumbalangi offers glimpses of traditional fishing life, mangroves, and calm coastal paths.
Small villages along the Tirthan River feature forested scenery, trout-filled streams, and access to the Great Himalayan National Park.
Located in Kutch, Hodka is celebrated for its traditional mud homes, local crafts, and sweeping desert landscapes. For something unique, this place is a must-visit.