In Uttarakhand’s highlands, Chopta offers lush meadows, crisp mountain air, and rustic wooden cottages. It is a tranquil retreat untouched by time.
Beyond the vast salt flats, Kutch’s villages preserve exquisite handicrafts, where generations of artisans keep embroidery and weaving traditions alive.
Nestled in Odisha, Raghurajpur pulses with creativity, where skilled painters bring ancient myths to life with vibrant colours and timeless brushwork.
Surrounded by dense forests, Khonoma stands as India’s first green village, where tribal customs and conservation coexist in perfect harmony.
Set beside a rare meteorite crater in Maharashtra, Lonar is steeped in legend, with ancient temples that tell tales of a bygone era.
Near the Indo-Pak border, in Ladakh, Turtuk charms with its unique Balti culture, fruit orchards, and breathtaking mountain scenery seldom seen by travellers.
Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh is famed for its handwoven silk sarees, where tradition and skill have been passed down through countless generations.
These heritage villages are living treasures, where culture and history breathe through daily life, connecting us to India’s rich and timeless past.