1. AGATTI ISLAND :
One of the famous islands of Lakshadweep. Agatti Island is a 6km long land blessed with aquatic diversity. With many aquatic amphibians like coral growth, multi-colored fishes, and sea turtles. It's a hub of Marine life. Agatti island links Lakshwadweep to the rest of India (via flight only to Kochi). As we know, fishing is the primary source of islands; there's a variety of seafood on offer, many people enjoying capturing fish. It's known as a stunning beach, considered by many to be amongst the best in the world; Agatti is quite popular among those looking for a little bit of deep-sea fishing, scuba diving, sailing, kayaking, and even though skiing.
This island also serves as the ideal base for exploring uninhibited and serene isles of Thinnakara, Parali-1, and Parali-11, Bangaram, which lie nearby.
The island is blessed with aquatic life, which is mostly better than other ones in the country. The Agatti Island is just like a home to an aquatic that diverse one of India's most beautiful coral reefs. Aquatic life in Agatti island is awesome multi-colored fishes and sea turtles, many more species rarely seen in any other part of the country.
2. KANA OF KUTCH :
The KANA OF KUTCH is the 2nd amazing place in India; also, we called Mandvi beach; it is a golden-brown sprawl of sand along the southern tip of Kutch district in Gujarat.Lies south of Bhuj ,the main junction.The beach lies along with the namesake town that was once a thriving port for India.
The fort wall of the erstwhile trading hub still runs along with the old part of town. The Evenings are fabulous with the sunset and the bustle of snacks stalls and balloon sellers.
A brief history of this beach is that Mandvi city was founded in mid of 15th century by the Rao of Kutch hence the name taken from here, Khengarji. Even Portuguese explorer, Vasco da Gama, have you listened to this name previously in our books, discovered Europe to India sea route at the end of the 14th century, accompanied by a Gujarati Sainik. Being an integral part, the skill of Gujarat sailors was valued many at that time.
3. BACKWATERS.:
Backwaters are one of the major tourism products of Kerala, being unique to the state. Traditionally used as one of the main transportation alleys, backwaters offer a rejuvenating experience for tourists visiting Kerala.
While hill resorts and beaches can be found in other parts of India, the backwaters are unique to Kerala. Meandering through the coastal areas of Kerala is a 900kilometers long interaction network of lagoons, lakes, canals, estuaries, and deltas of several rivers that flow into the Arabian sea. This is a natural phenomenon, as the major Rivers and streams within Kerala drain themselves into backwaters.
4. CHANDRA TAAL.:
And the most popular lake is CHANDRA TAAL, also known as the trekker's paradise; Chandratal Lake is reckoned as the most charismatic lake situated in the laps of the Himalayas. This lake is perched on Samudra Tapu plateau which lies close proximity to Chandra river. It is situated at an altitude of 4300meters; Chandra Taal offers the most wonderful views of the Spiti region.
It has crescent-shaped, and that is how it got its name. In the winter months,this place is majorly remains in bucket list of adventure. Many foreign people come to India to tour such beautiful and amazing places.
Chandra lake location, beautifully nestled between the mountains of Spiti Valley on Samudra Tal plateau.
Touted as one of the sacred lakes of Hindus, the lake attracts hordes of Hindu devotees to its holy waters. It's origin of the Himalayan river Chandra,one of the tributaries of river Chenab.
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