What are some must-see places on a 10-12 day visit to India?

You can try Himachal.. Himachal Pradesh has some of the world class tourist destinations. Some of the best ones are.. 1. Manali 2. Shimla 3. Kullu 4. Dharamsala 5. Dalhousie Mobile App to visit Himachal Android & iOS (Apple) - http://www.letsseeindia.com/mobileapp.php Manali: Manali is an important hill station and tourist destination of India. Manali offers much in terms of natural beauty such as panoramic views of the surrounding snow-capped mountains, flower gardens and orchards. Manali is a haven for adventure sports enthusiasts. To know more about Manali -> http://www.letsseeindia.com/tourist-places/Manali-city/81 Shimla: Shimla, also known as Simla, is a tourism paradise located in the midst of Himalayan cedars and pines at an altitude of 2,205 m above sea level. Known as the 'Queen of Hill Stations', Shimla welcomes tourists from around the world. It offers beautiful façades from the crescent shaped ridge to the descending valleys of evergreens. To know more about Shimla -> http://www.letsseeindia.com/tourist-places/Shimla-city/87 Kullu: Kullu, also known as the ‘Valley of Gods’ is situated amidst the loftiness of the majestic Himalayas and the serene ambience of the unpolluted River Beas. Surrounded by beautiful valleys and abundant natural resources, Kullu presents an enjoyable tourist spot where one can feel the rejuvenating warmth of Mother Nature. To know more about Kullu -> http://www.letsseeindia.com/tourist-places/Kullu-city/72 Dharamsala: Dharamsala (Dharamshala) is famed as the holy abode of Dalai Lama and is synonymous with Buddhism. It has a vibrant environment with dense green forests. Blessed with many clear and unpolluted streams it is an ideal retreat for nature lovers. To know more about Dharamsala -> http://www.letsseeindia.com/tourist-places/Dharamshala-city/51 Dalhousie: Dalhousie (2036 m) is a hill station full of colonial charm. Spread out over the five hills (Kathlog, Potreys, Tehra, Bakrota and Balun) the town is named after the 19th century British Governor General Lord Dalhousie. Rich in colonial architecture, the town preserves some beautiful churches. To know more about Dalhousie -> http://www.letsseeindia.com/tourist-places/Dalhousie-city/46 You can also, Plan Your Trip for Free! -> http://www.letsseeindia.com/planmytrip.php Happy Traveling! Source: http://letsseeindia.com/

10-12 days will be less to travel the entire length and width of our mighty nation. It will be too bad to come so near and not be able to spend much time in these beautiful places! So in no particular order,I will list out my must visit 10 places in India- 1.Leh-Ladakh. Serenity and you. 2.Kashmir. Because , it is a legend in it itself. 3.Delhi.Words will be less to speak about the magnitude of this place. 4.Agra-Taj Mahal. Still going strong as 1 of the wonders of the world. 5. Jaipur- Visit it to know it , why the city full of places is called the Pink City. 6. GOA. Our answer to Bangkok. 7. Kerela- The state is mesmerizing. Too many places to visit. Backwaters, coffee estates, beaches and lots more. 8. Hampi, Karnataka- UNESCO has termed as a World Heritage site. The ruins have their story to tell. 9. Kanyakumari. Marvel at the tip of India and soak in the diversity of this  place. 10.North East India- The 7 states are so beautiful, that each sight is like a shot for the postcard. These are some according to me, many may differ and have their own versions. Hope you have a good stay and a memorable trip.

I have been to India previous year, truly full of colors and festivals. Moreover the month you are planning to visit is the festival month in India. The places you are planning to visit sounds appropriate to travel during this month as you will be encountering the most beautiful and vibrant colors over there at this time. Apart from Delhi, Agra and Varanasi you can consider vising some places in southern India like Kerala which is well known for its beautiful backwaters. Also you can visit some hill stations like Shimla, Munnar, Nainital, Mussoorie and many more. To know more about beautiful places to visit in India Check here http://www.adventurelink.com/Gallery/Destination/India

If you have already planned on covering Delhi, Agra and Varanasi, you could go up north and visit Triund, Shimla, Manali, Leh, Kashmir... Choose one or two options from these as covering all wouldn't be possible. Or else, you could visit Goa if you are fond of beaches. Following links might come of help in narrowing down your destinations: Mcloed Ganj : http://forkroads.com/2014/09/04/trekking-in-triund/ Shimla : http://forkroads.com/2014/09/10/places-to-visit-in-shimla/ and  http://forkroads.com/2015/01/06/on-your-way-to-shimla/ Manali : http://forkroads.com/2014/12/23/things-to-do-in-manali/ Goa:  http://forkroads.com/2014/09/07/things-to-do-in-goa/ and http://forkroads.com/2015/01/03/best-beaches-of-north-goa/

Backwaters of Kerala: 3 days. Manali (Himachal Pradesh): 3 days. Kashmir: 2 days. Travelling : 2 days . \U0001f60a The above are the minimum days you should spend at these locations to completely take in the beauty of these places. There are a lot of other places but these should be on top of you have only 10 days n you want to enjoy max number of locations. Edit 1: Do try to visit kerela in the time you have. It would be great at the time you are planning to visit.