WITH India now reopened for international tourists, travellers from Malaysia can enjoy a trip to India provided they are double-vaccinated against COVID-19. Visitors can easily get an Indian visa for Malaysian citizens online in time for their trip.
Spring is a great time to visit India, as it is generally more pleasant and has lighter crowds. This is also when the monsoons recede, allowing more outdoor activity and tourism.
In fact, the months from March to May are called “the golden months”, because the weather is ideal for travelling.
Visitors can head to India and enjoy the best of its spring season. From Kerala to Goa, there is an abundance of beauty waiting to be discovered.
Wayanad, Kerala
The elusive greenery of Wayanad is abundant in spring. Travellers can see lush green surroundings and enjoy the calming misty climate.
The beauty of the region is enhanced by the waterfalls present in the region including Meenmutty Falls, Sentinel Rock Falls, Kanthanpara Falls, Soochipara Waterfalls and Kanthampoyil Waterfalls.
The Chembra Peak, the highest point in Wayanad district, is a popular destination for springtime hikers. Additionally, there are a number of popular tourist destinations such as the Pakshipathalam Bird Sanctuary and the Brahmagiri Wildlife Sanctuary.
Darjeeling, West Bengal
Darjeeling is a beautiful town in the Indian state of West Bengal, and one of the most sought-after hill stations in India. It is popularly known as the “Queen of the Hills” and is located at an elevation of 2,134 meters above sea level.
The region is famous for its tea plantations, which produce some of the world’s finest teas.
There are many more reasons to visit, including the toy train, monasteries, Buddhist temples, and old churches. The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, along with the town of Darjeeling, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999.
Ziro Valley, Arunachal Pradesh
Ziro Valley consists of three villages: Hari, Hong and Hija. Visitors can trek to Talley Valley Wildlife Sanctuary, which is 33 kilometres from the valley.
Ziro Puto, situated on a hillock amidst paddy fields and with panoramic views around, is another tourist attraction here.
Ziro Valley is a must-visit destination for any nature lover. Enjoy adventure activities or simply soak up the sight of its spectacular landscapes. It is also one of the best places to visit in India for photography, so travellers must remember to bring their cameras.
Goa
With its palm-fringed beaches, laid-back lifestyle, and a culture that has been influenced by both the East and the West, Goa is a popular beach destination in India.
For these reasons, it attracts tourists from across the world throughout the year.
However, travellers who are looking for the perfect time to visit Goa should plan their trip during spring (from mid-February to April).
This is the best time to visit Goa as visitors can witness the best of coastal weather, which is not too hot or humid, with gentle breezes and clear skies.
Bir, Himachal Pradesh
Bir is a Buddhist settlement in the Kangra Valley. It lies on the northern edge of the Dhauladhar mountain range, adjacent to the town of Joginder Nagar and Billing.
There are approximately 300 Tibetan monasteries in Bir, which serves as an important site of pilgrimage for Tibetan Buddhists from all over the world. Bir Billing is popularly known as the ‘Paragliding Capital of India’ and is also famous for its Tibetan handicrafts and monasteries.
Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra
Mahabaleshwar is a small hill town in Maharashtra, located in the western ghats of India. It is one of the most popular hill stations in India and known for numerous vantage points like Arthur’s Seat. Mahabaleshwar is also famous for its strawberry farms and mesmerising viewpoints.
West of Mahabaleshwar are the centuries-old Pratapgad Fort and the Lingmala Waterfall, which tumbles off a sheer cliff. Further east, Kate’s Point offers views over the Krishna Valley. Colourful boats dot Venna Lake, while five rivers meet at Panch Ganga Temple to the north.
Dayara Bugyal, Uttarakhand
Dayara Bugyal is a meadow situated at an altitude of 12,000 ft, near the town of Barsu in Uttarkashi district, Uttarakhand. The trek to Dayara Bugyal starts from Barsu village and takes about two hours to reach, passing through dense forests of pine and oak trees.
Dayara Bugyal is one of the most famous meadows in Garhwal region and offers amazing views of snowcapped Himalayas including Bandarpooch peaks, Draupadi ka Danda ridge and Srikanth peak. June 9, 2022
