10 Stunning Offbeat Places In India That Should Be On Every Traveller's Wish List

India is a beautiful country brimming with myriad scenic offbeat places. These should be on every traveler's wish list! A look at 10 such offbeat Indian beauties:

Mawlynnong, Meghalaya The village is one of the cleanest in Asia and it is known for its natural beauty. Surrounded by bamboo bridges and living root bridges, the village is known for its clean surroundings

Shekhawati, Rajasthan The town is home to several millionaires who own havelis. It is a merchant town and is often referred to as an open art gallery of Rajasthan and it has the world's largest concentration of frescoes

Majuli, Assam Majuli is one of the world's largest river islands. The unique island is home to the native tribes and is still unexplored

Patan, Gujarat Patan is a small town in Gujarat and one of the most offbeat places to visit in India. The place is a hidden treasure preserving the architecture of ancient temples

Lepakshi, Andhra Pradesh Lepakshi is a small town in Andhra Pradesh known for its traditional and spiritual values. The architecture of this place is known for the fresco's paintings from Ramayana and Mahabharata

Waghai, Gujarat Located on the borders of Maharashtra and Gujarat, the Waghai is a place to experience waterfalls and misty landscapes

Matuupetty, Kerala Matuupetty is another lesser-known beauty in Kerala offering fresh air and lush green tea plantation views just like Munnar

Damro, Arunachal Pradesh This place in Arunachal Pradesh is identified as the hidden route to heaven. Damro has the longest hanging natural bridge which is about 1000 feet and hence the name as hidden route to heaven

Khajjiar, Himachal Pradesh Khajjiar is often referred to as the "Mini Switzerland of India." The hill station is the home of picturesque lake, meadow and dense forest. The serene place is known for trekking and camping 

Halebidu, Karnataka The town of Halebidu is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India. The place is a treasure of ancient Hoysala architecture and the carvings on the temples is a testament to the artistic prowess of the era