Shillong, January 8: A major controversy erupted over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Lakshadweep which caused some political leaders in Maldives to react sharply. Since then people in India are searching for beach destinations in India. These are the five island destinations in India which can give tough competition to Maldives.
Majuli: Nature’s Paradise on the Brahmaputra
Explore Majuli, the world’s one of the largest river islands situated on the mighty Brahmaputra River in Assam. Immerse yourself in its breathtaking scenery, featuring water meadows, paddy fields, rice fields, and lush rainforests. Opt for a nature tour on rented bicycles and indulge in birdwatching, as the island boasts nearly 100 bird species, including migratory ones.
Munroe Islands: Kerala’s Hidden Gem
Discover the charm of Munroe Islands, an offbeat destination in Kerala. As per India Today, nestled at the confluence of the Kallada River and Ashtamundi Lake, this group of eight islands offers picturesque backwaters, coir weaving art, fishing, birdwatching, and nature walks in the serene village setting.
Lakshadweep
Escape to the 36 palm-laden islands in Lakdhadweep, a romantic haven in India renowned for pristine white-sand beaches and untouched natural beauty. Perfect for honeymooners, these islands boast beautiful coral reefs and a captivating tropical landscape. Enjoy an array of watersports, including scuba diving, kayaking, canoeing, and snorkeling.
Divar Island: Goa’s Hidden Retreat
Experience the tranquility of Divar Island, a lesser-known gem in Goa located on the Mandovi River. Ideal for nature lovers seeking solitude, the island offers stunning views and a chance to explore historical monuments like Naroa Fort, Our Lady Of Compassion Church, reflecting Portuguese influence in Goa.
Diu: Preserving Natural Beauty and History
Uncover the untouched charm of Diu, a known yet pristine island destination in India. Balancing serene beaches and architectural marvels from the Portuguese era, Diu offers attractions like Diu Fort, Gangeshwar Temple, Seashell Museum, and St Paul’s Church. Indulge in tropical seafood with a touch of Gujarati influence.
