Harper Anderson It is not only India with its great cities and monuments which appeal to people but some of the most picturesque beauties in this country are dwelling in villages where everything has a gentler pace. These villages appear to be their self-portraits, snow-white Himalayan hamlets, sea-fishing villages and the green country retreats. Every corner of the city is a postcard subject by rainbow buildings, dramatic landscape, outdated lifestyle, and welcoming people. Whether he is a leisurely wanderer or photographer or a man who prefers to spend his days in peaceful retreats, all the magic of rural India is found in these ten Indian villages and the experience that one gets would be that indigenous, classical and beautiful to witness.
Kalpa: Himalayan Serenity
Kalpa is at the Kinnaur region and it caters to gorgeous topography of the Kinnaur Kailash body. It is composed of the mountain backdrop that is made of apple orchards, wooden houses and snow capped mountain making one dream of a time without the mountain in the backdrop.
Mawlynnong: Cleanest Village Beauty
Mawlynnong, a fabulous village in Asia is the cleanest one with clean footways, bamboo houses, and colourful gardens. The bridges of living roots come close which make it fairytale-like.
Ziro: Valley of Greens
Ziro is a beautiful place due to rolling rice fields, hazy hills and Apatani tribal culture. Early morning is the time when the stratified green sceneries look especially magic.
Malana: Mystical Hamlet
Parvati Valley isolates Malana and makes it a strange location. The village also has traditional outlook with old-world wooden houses having beautiful scenic mountainous vision.
Kumbalangi:At the Coastal Backwater
Kumbalangi is an area situated near Kochi and it is famous due to calm backwaters, Chinese fishing nets and village tourism. Its quiet water bodies and coconut tree hedges scenery make it appear as the front cover of a postcard.
Kuldhara: Desert Shattered Beauty
There is something strange yet fascinating about it like a lost village around Jaisalmer. The disappearing sandstone constructions put in the desert scenery of Thar bring out fearfully beautiful impressions.
Andretta: Artists’ Retreat
Andretta combines the picturesque beauty with innovation. The village is scenic in the countryside with a picturesque view that was along the Dhauladhar mountains and this is due to its workstations and pottery pieces.
Chitkul: Tibet last village
The structures of Chitkul are all wooden and the Baspa River and the snow-shaped surroundings make it look like a postcard of the Himalayas. Its remote positionness brings the sense of silent wonder.
Pochampally: heaven of weavers
Pochampally is full of heritage with respect to its ornate Ikat weaving and rustic at the same time. The village pictures are made lively by bright clothing which is in the process of drying in the sun.
Diskit: Monastery Views
Dkit is situated in Nubra valley and the scenery is fantastic comprising of desert and mountains. Such a dramatic post card touch is the legendary monastery of the peak of the dunes of sands and Rough mountains.
