Exploring India isn’t for beginners, but trust me, it’s pure magic ✨️
The nature was amazing, the culture was super rich, and the whole experience was just… wow. You should totally check out this place if you’re planning a trip to India too!
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Nature
Culture
Nature
If you need a place to reset your brain, Tso Moriri is it. Unreal scenery, zero noise.
Tsomoriri Lake | District Leh, Union Territory of Ladakh | India
Visited Pangong Tso and suddenly felt like saying… All is well! 😆
Pangong Lake | District Leh, Union Territory of Ladakh | India
No words, just a wow moment in Sonamarg, Kashmir.
Sonamarg, Kashmir
Khardung La had me like: wow, I’m literally on top of the world.
KHARDUNG LA (PASS) | District Leh, Union Territory of Ladakh | India
Nubra Valley | District Leh, Union Territory of Ladakh | India
Hunder Sand Dunes: aesthetic dust, crazy landscapes, and camel rides waiting for you.
Hunder Sand Dunes
Changla Pass was freezing. Like, ‘do I really need to get out of the car?’ freezing.
Changla Pass - Ladakh
Quiet streets, green views, and super friendly, good-looking people in Turtuk Village.
Turtuk Travel Guide 2025 - The Last Village on India & Pakistan Border
If you go to Leh Market, please buy the mango. Thank me later.
Leh Market
Culture
Taj Mahal visit: childhood dream checked. The white marble, the precious stones, the whole love story finally felt real.
Taj Mahal
Climbed up to Shanti Stupa and the view said: worth it.
Shanti Stupa (Leh, India)
Standing at Thiksey Monastery, surrounded by Ladakh’s endless silence and staring at views that honestly don’t look real.
Thiksey Monastery
Leh Palace felt like stepping into an old chapter of Ladakh’s story. I wandered through the empty rooms, climbed all the random stairs, and ended up on the rooftop just soaking in the crazy-good mountain views.
Leh Palace
Diskit Gompa is so chill. Walked around, soaked in the view, and honestly just enjoyed doing nothing.
Diskit Gompa (India) - Review - Tripadvisor
Honestly didn’t think I’d enjoy Humayun’s Tomb this much, but the place is so chill and photogenic.
Humayun's Tomb, Delhi
Didn’t expect Patrika Gate to be this vibrant. I just walked around, took way too many photos, and enjoyed the whole colorful chaos.
Amber Fort turned me into a full-time explorer and part-time celebrity. Someone randomly asked me to join their family photo 😂
Amber Fort (Amer) (India) - Review - Tripadvisor
Hawa Mahal shining at night. Honestly one of the prettiest things I’ve seen in Jaipur.
Hawa Mahal - Palace of Wind (Jaipur, India) - Review - Tripadvisor
Nahargarh Fort surprised me. The climb, the view, the calm, everything felt worth it the moment I saw the city from the top.
Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur
Didn’t even go inside, Albert Hall already had me impressed from the outside. Such a beautiful building, and the birds flying around just added to the vibe.
Government Central Museum Albert Hall Jaipur
City Palace felt like walking through a giant artwork. The colors and details are next level, and I kept stopping every few steps because literally everything looked photo-worthy.
City Palace Museum Jaipur - Royal Heritage & History
