🤗 Off-beat Places to Enjoy Valentine's day

(8 places from 4 corners of India)

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How's your Valentine's week treating you? As for me, still riding the solo wave. But I've got your back with some seriously cool and chill spots to spice up your Valentine's Day.

With just 3 days left on the countdown, why stress about privacy? I've got you covered with 8 awesome recommendations – 2 from each corner of the country (exciting, right?).

Let's dive in. 

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North India

North India is known for its splendid Himalayan lands, historical marvels, and people with diverse cultures, showcasing a traditional blend from across all North Indian states. Check out these places to enjoy Valentine's Day and grow your relationship as high as the Himalayas. 

  1. Binsar, Uttarakhand

Binsar, located in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, is an enchanting place known for its untouched nature and peace. It provides a perfect blend of attractive and silent atmosphere and cultural richness, making it an ideal destination for a romantic Valentine's Day. 

Enjoying each other's company becomes effortless amid the stunning Himalayan views when you walk along the green trails and witness the orange and red sunsets. Hop on to Binsar Zero Point to see breathtaking 360-degree views of the Himalayan peaks. 

Must-Visit Places - Binsar Mahadev Temple, Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, Binsar Zero Point

  1. Khajjiar, Himachal Pradesh

Khajjiar, often called the "Mini Switzerland of India," is a scenic hill station in the Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh. Khajjiar's breathtaking lands, calm spaces, and cultural charm make it a perfect place for a romantic day to enjoy with your valentine. (Click here for travel itinerary)

Immerse yourselves in the calm nature, explore the nearby tourist sites, and participate in daring activities for an exciting yet intimate experience. Whether enjoying a quiet boat ride on Khajjiar Lake or trekking to scenic viewpoints, Khajjiar provides a perfect setting for couples like you. 

Must-Visit Places - Khajji Nag Temple, Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary, Dainkund Peak

East India 

Distinguished by the lush tea gardens, the vibrant cultural diversity, and the unexplored beauty of all states, Eastern India showcases a unique blend of natural and artistic treasures. Below are a few offbeat East Indian places to show your love as fresh as a tea bud growing. 

  1. Ziro Valley, Arunachal Pradesh

Ziro Valley, situated in the northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh, is a hidden gem known for its lush landscapes, rich tribal cultural heritage, serene ambience, and adventure activities. The lush green environment with the Apatani culture creates the space you want. 

Whether you want to explore the tribal villages, trek green terrains, enjoy the calm nature, or have some private time, Ziro Valley offers a romantic escape off the beaten path in the northeastern part of India. Hold your hands and walk along as you talk about the wonders here. 

Must-Visit Places - Talley Valley Wildlife Sanctuary, Dolo Mando

  1. Digha, West Bengal

Digha, located in West Bengal, is a well-known coastal town along the Bay of Bengal. Known for its pristine beaches, colourful sunsets, and laid-back atmosphere, Digha offers a relaxed setting instead of a hurry-burry day to celebrate the special moment with your loved one. 

Enjoy the simplicity of beachside walks, pamper in delicious seafood, and appreciate the beauty of the Bay of Bengal. Whether eyeing the sunrise, exploring nearby attractions, or simply unwinding by the sea, Digha provides a laid-back and romantic setting. 

Must-Visit Places - Amarabati Park, Marine Aquarium and Research Centre, Mandarmani, Digha Sea Beach, and New Digha Sea Beach

South India

Known for its lush greenery, ancient temples, serene backwaters, and deep traditions, Southern India offers a rich cultural blend and a tropical climate, setting it apart from other regions. Visit the offbeat South Indian places below and let your relationship be more about "Us" than "I".

  1. Gokarna, Karnataka

Gokarna, situated on the southwestern coast of Karnataka, is a quiet and spiritually significant beach town. Known for its emerald green beaches, cultural charm, and calm atmosphere, Gokarna offers a unique set for a romantic day, turning into a couple-friendly environment. 

The tranquillity of the beaches, the spiritual landmarks, and the adventure activities in and around the town with fewer crowds are all you need to fill in your memory book. Gokarna provides a unique and relaxed atmosphere to connect and celebrate your love in the most unique way possible. 

Must-Visit Places - Om Beach, Kudle Beach, Mahabaleshwar Temple, Ganapati Temple (Gokarna Beach), God's Own Cliff, Yana Caves, Half Moon Beach, Paradise Beach

  1. Lepakshi, Andhra Pradesh

Lepakshi is a small town in the Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh. Known for the Veerabhadra Temple and its detailed Vijayanagar-style architecture, Lepakshi becomes your peaceful and historically significant destination to celebrate more peacefully and educationally (haha!). 

The culture here is so deep that you can become one among the locals and wonder at the complex designs carved in detail at Veerabhadra Temple while the surroundings are so calm that you get time to talk and reflect on your relationship without worrying about others peeping at you. 

Must-Visit Places - Veerabhadra Temple, Lepakshi Monuments, Hemakuta Hill

West India

Characterized by arid landscapes, vibrant beaches, tier-1 cities, and rich cultural heritage, Western India presents a diverse and dynamic blend of traditions and landscapes. Here are a few West Indian places to visit, and let your love be as pure and wide as the Thar desert. 

  1. Dang, Gujarat

Dang, located in the southwestern state of Gujarat, is a hidden gem known for lush greenery, tribal culture, and serene landscapes. This offbeat destination in the Dang district offers a peaceful and culturally rich environment to make your day even more entertaining. 

Let your day become more explorative by discovering the offbeat places while you get comfortable with each other, as it wards off the insecurity feeling. Go into the woods, explore lesser-known waterfalls, talk to tribal people, and more than everything, take care of each other. 

Must-Visit Places - Gira Falls, Saputara Hill Station, Nearby Tribal Villages, Adivasi Academy, Purna Wildlife Sanctuary, Girmal Falls

  1. Ganpatipule, Maharashtra

Ganpatipule, nestled along the Konkan coast in Maharashtra, is a calm and scenic destination known for its beaches, the Lord Ganesha Temple, and calm atmosphere, making it a perfect place to enjoy private talks and seek blessings from the divine at the same time. 

If you are not into temples like me (yay!), walk across the sandy beaches, feel the rhythm that waves create, feel every splash, and enjoy the warm setting sun behind the endless Arabian sea. Well, hold your hands and walk the steps to Jaigad Fort with the belief to remain together ever.  

Must-Visit Places - Ganpatipule Beach, Ganpatipule Temple, Jaigad Fort, Bhate Beach

Conclusion

Explore offbeat destinations this Valentine's Day. From the serene landscapes of Binsar to the cultural richness of Lepakshi, each destination offers a unique and intimate experience. Whether it's the tranquil beaches of Gokarna or the historical charm of Ganpatipule, these offbeat places in India promise a memorable celebration of love.

What else do you need to enjoy each other's company than a calm aura to focus on, fewer crowds for privacy, and engaging activities to show care?

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