India, a diverse and incredibly beautiful land, is bestowed with nature’s most ethereal creations. The country is peppered with natural wonders that never cease to amaze the world with their sheer beauty, charm, and mysticism. There is no dearth of intriguing geographical features, scenic beauty, and topographic features that makes a visit to this country a surreal experience. Have a look at some of the most amazing natural wonders of India that make us acknowledge God as an artist and our planet Earth as His canvas!

1. Lonar Crater Lake, Maharashtra

A saline soda lake in Maharashtra’s Buldhana district, the Lonar Crater Lake is undoubtedly one of the best wonders of nature in India. This lake came into existence when a meteor crashed into the Earth 52,000 years ago and left its mark on our land. It is the third-largest crater in the world. 

Nearest Airport. Aurangabad Airport

Best Time to Visit. November to February

2. Magnetic Hill, Ladakh

Known for its gravity-defying features, things move uphill on Magnetic Hill in Ladakh instead of rolling downwards. Located 30 km away from Leh, the Magnetic Hill attracts stationary vehicles upwards. It is believed that the hill has a strong magnetic force that even Indian Air Force planes deviate from their route to escape the strong magnetic force interfering with their devices. It is the best place to visit in India.

Nearest Airport. Leh International Airport

Best Time to Visit. July to September

3. Needle Hole Point, Mahabaleshwar

A scenic place known for its awe-inspiring beauty, Needle Hole in Maharashtra seems to be a place finely sculpted by a craftsman. Also known as the Elephant Point, it is a natural rock formation resembling the head of an elephant. This picturesque destination occupies a place in the Seven Wonders of India. 

Nearest Airport. Pune Airport

Best Time to Visit. October to June

4. Belum Caves, Andhra Pradesh

Many mysteries seem to be hidden in the dark caverns of Belum Caves, an enigmatic cave known for its stalagmite and stalactite formations. Considered the second-largest cave formation in the Indian subcontinent, it has airy chambers, lengthy passages, siphons, and freshwater galleries. 

Nearest Airport. Tirupati Airport

Best Time to Visit. November to February

5. Dudhsagar Falls, Goa

A majestic waterfall, Dudhsagar Falls near Goa, stuns every visitor with its sheer magnificence. The cascading waterfalls from a spectacular height of 1017 feet are simply awe-inspiring. It looks like a white spray spouting from the top and falling with a thunderous noise into a lake. Verdant surroundings all around create a magnificent view. 

Nearest Airport. Panaji Airport

Best Time to Visit. June to October

6. Borra Caves, Andhra Pradesh

One of the most awe-inspiring tourist destinations in India, Borra Caves in Andhra Pradesh are perched at an elevation of 705 meters and are among the largest caves in the world. It is known for its stunning stalactite and stalagmite formations which go back a million years ago. Nestled in the Ananthagiri Hill Range, these caves are an amazing attraction among tourists.

Nearest Airport. Visakhapatnam International Airport

Best Time to Visit. November to March

7. Marble Rocks, Madhya Pradesh

Bhedaghat in Jabalpur District in Madhya Pradesh is known for its marble rocks. Enjoy boating in the Narmada River through marble rocks and high cliffs. Floating away on a small boat in the equally serene Narmada River through a 3 km long gorge with 100 feet high cliffs on both sides is a soul-stirring experience. 

Nearest Airport. Jabalpur Airport

Best Time to Visit. November to March

8. Living Tree Bridges, Cherrapunji

Meghalaya, the scenic verdant state of India, is known for its living root bridges. Shrouded in clouds, deep in the forests, living root bridges created by inventive members of the Khasi tribe are amazing natural wonders. The roots of ancient rubber trees provide an excellent alternative to wooden bridges that usually gets decayed and damaged due to persistent rains. 

Nearest Airport. Shillong Airport

Best Time to Visit. September to May

9. Banni Grassland Reserve, Gujarat

Rich in diversity, Banni Grassland Reserve is a natural habitat for  275 bird species, 37 grass species, domesticated animals, and more. Located in the Kutch region, it boasts of a unique and complicated ecosystem that needs to be preserved and protected. A strange and mysterious phenomenon of lights on its Southern edge made it popular as Chir Batti. 

Nearest Airport. Bhuj Airport

Best Time to Visit. July to March

10. Amarnath Cave, Jammu, and Kashmir

Holding a massive religious and spiritual significance in the Hindu religion, Amarnath Cave is known for its mystical ice lingam formed from the natural stalagmite formation. Water drops fall on the lingam and freeze, and the size of the lingam increases or decreases with the waxing and waning of the moon. 

Nearest Airport. Srinagar Airport

Best Time to Visit. May to September

11. Loktak Floating Lake, Manipur

The world’s one and only floating park on a lake, the Loktak Floating Lake is one of the hidden natural wonders of India. Referred to as ‘Phumdis,’ these floating islands are a collection of soil, a heterogeneous mass of vegetation, and organic matter in diverse stages of decomposition. 

Nearest Airport. Imphal Airport

Best Time to Visit. October to April

12. Columnar Basaltic Lava, Karnataka

Located in Karnataka, Coconut Island, or St. Mary’s Island, the columnar basaltic lava was formed by a volcano. After exploding, thick basaltic lava is hurled out at speed which quickly cools down. Cooling down creates spiderweb-like cracks develop in it.

Nearest Airport. Mangalore Airport

Best Time to Visit. October to January

13. Hide and Seek Beach, Orissa

A unique geographical feature, this natural wonder is known for appearing and disappearing, thus known as the hide and seek beach or Chandipur Beach. Creeper sand dunes and Casuarina trees surround the area. During low tides, seawater recedes around 5 km and reappears during high tides. 

Nearest Airport. Kolkata Airport

Best Time to Visit. March to September

14. Sambhar Lake, Rajasthan

The largest island salt lake of India, the Sambhar Lake in Rajasthan, is a beautiful natural wonder nestled in the expansive Thar Desert. Barren and desolate, the desert area is made unique with a small water body in its middle. This bowl-shaped lake looks truly spectacular.

Nearest Airport. Jaipur International Airport

Best Time to Visit. October to March

15. The Aleya Ghost Lights, West Bengal

A unique natural wonder and a spooky sight make the Aleya Ghost Lights a stunning travel attraction. Found in the swamps of West Bengal, these lights are a very mysterious phenomenon with no explanation whatsoever. Travelers believe it to be paranormal activity. Unsolved by human beings, it is a riddle of nature!

Nearest Airport. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport

Best Time to Visit. Throughout the Year

These natural wonders of India are sure to leave you stunned with their uniqueness. Plan a trip to any of these places with Adotrip.com, your travel partner! Book the best tour packages in India and explore these enchanting marvels. With us, nothing is far!