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Amidst the vast geographical landscape of India and the pleasant changes in weather, the eleventh month of the year i.e. November is considered to be the best and pleasant time for tourists and wanderers across the country. During this time, the scorching heat has bid farewell from North India to the South and North-Eastern states and a slight pink coolness begins to dissolve in the air, which makes it the perfect weather to go on any long or short holiday. If you are also planning to go to such a wonderful place with your family, friends or partner in the month of November where you can get peace, natural beauty and a different experience of life away from the crowd, then this special report is only for you. Today we are going to tell you about 8 such selected and magical places in India where the real fun of visiting in the month of November doubles. Somewhere during this season, the valleys of the mountains are decorated with pink cherry blossoms, while somewhere amidst the threats of the desert, the bright white salt plains attract the tourists. Let us know in detail today in this detailed travel guide which 8 beautiful and spectacular places of India you should definitely visit in the month of November.
If you want to see the most supernatural and charming form of nature in the month of November, then a trip to Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya, which is called the ‘Scotland’ of North-East India, will prove to be the best option for you. The month of November is the most special time of the year for Shillong because during this time the famous ‘Cherry Blossom Festival’ is organized here. The roads, parks and hills of the city are covered with beautiful pink flowers, seeing which it seems as if heaven has descended on earth. The cool breeze of Shillong, waterfalls, and greenery of Khasi Hills fascinate the tourists during this month. Apart from this, you can enjoy boating in Umiam Lake and enjoy the local Meghalaya traditional food.
The White Rann spread in the Kutch district of Gujarat is counted among the most amazing and unique natural wonders of the world. This desert, which faces the scorching sun throughout the year, completely changes in the month of November because from this time the grand beginning of the famous ‘Rann Utsav’ begins here. On a full moon night, when the moonlight falls on the miles of white salt plains, the sight appears as magical as a fairy tale. Tourists come here from far and wide to stay in luxury tent cities, watch folk dances of traditional Gujarati culture, ride camels and shop for handicrafts. In November, the weather here is pleasant and the nights are slightly cool, which makes roaming in the desert very comfortable.
The ancient and holy city of Rajasthan, Pushkar, has a distinct identity in the whole world for its religious importance as well as its world famous ‘Pushkar Camel Fair’. Usually this fair is organized only in the month of Kartik Purnima i.e. October or November, in which lakhs of tourists and photographers from India and abroad come to participate. The evening aarti held on the ghats of Pushkar lake, colorful tents, Rajasthani folk music and hot air balloons make the sky of this city alive. If you want to see the true color of Indian culture, traditions and village fairs closely, then traveling to Pushkar in the month of November will prove to be an unforgettable experience for you.
The ruins of Hampi and the remains of the ancient Vijayanagara Empire, located in the Karnataka state of South India, are no less than a paradise for history lovers, architecture lovers and solo travelers. During the summer season, there is extreme heat and humidity in Hampi, due to which it becomes difficult to roam there, but with the arrival of November the weather here becomes very pleasant and cool. In this historical city situated amidst the stone hills on the banks of Tungabhadra River, you can roam around by bicycle or auto rickshaw among the Virupaksha Temple, the famous stone chariots of Vitthal Temple and the giant rocks. The experience of watching the sunset here during November is very magical.
If you are interested in exploring the depths of spirituality, history and Buddhism, then November is considered the best month to visit Bodhgaya and Nalanda-Rajgir circuit of Bihar. The Mahabodhi tree and temple under which Lord Buddha attained enlightenment is located in Bodh Gaya. In this month, Buddhist monks and tourists from all over the country and abroad come here to meditate and pray, due to which the entire atmosphere here is filled with peaceful and positive energy. Apart from this, Rajgir’s Glass Bridge, Shanti Stupa and hot water ponds make this journey more exciting and memorable.
The attraction of the month of November in Varanasi (Kashi), the cultural and spiritual capital of Uttar Pradesh, is worth seeing all over the world. The world famous ‘Dev Deepawali’, celebrated on the occasion of the full moon of the month of Kartik, usually falls in the month of November, during which all the 84 ghats of the river Ganga are decorated with the light of millions of earthen lamps. The grand Ganga Aarti held at Manikarnika and Dashashwamedh Ghats and the rows of lamps floating in the river present such a divine scene that lakhs of devotees from every corner of the country reach Kashi to see. Witnessing the grandeur of the ghats while taking a boat ride in the mild chill of November is an experience that every Indian should have at least once in their life.
If you want to get lost in the valleys of South India, then Ooty in Tamil Nadu or Coorg in Karnataka are the best destinations for November holidays. In the month of November, right after the monsoon, the coffee plantations, tea fields and waterfalls of these hilly areas look completely alive and lush green. The cool breeze of the Nilgiri hills and the smell of the eucalyptus trees completely refreshes the mind. You can enjoy a toy train ride here and take a stroll through the spice gardens.
For people fond of beaches, blue waters and water sports, the month of November is considered to be the best time to visit Andaman and Nicobar Islands. After the end of monsoon, all the adventure activities like scuba diving, snorkeling, parasailing and sea-walk start fully for the tourists on the island from this month. Radhanagar beach here is counted among the cleanest and beautiful beaches of Asia. In November, the temperature here remains pleasant and the sea remains calm, making this place perfect for a family or honeymoon. So what are you waiting for, grab your bags and plan your November holidays at one of these beautiful destinations today!