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If you are fond of picnics, visit Surajkund and enjoy a scenic drive around a man-made lake. One can click great pictures of the Aravalli hills and an amphitheater-shaped embankment constructed in semicircular form. It is 22.2 km away from Delhi. (Source: Booking.com)
Orchha is a historical town located on the banks of river Betwa in Madhya Pradesh. It is known for its grand palaces, and intricately-carved temples. It is also renowned for the classic mural paintings. Travel attractions in Orchha include Laxminarayan Temple, Sunder Mahal, Chattris of Orchha and Ram Raja Temple. The town is 479 km away from Delhi. (Express photo)
Kannauj, in the state of Uttar Pradesh, promises a unique cultural and archeological heritage tour. You can visit the place for bird watching as a large lake here invites many species of birds. It also has a mosque where wishes supposedly come true. The strange pots and pans are the traditional way of making perfumes, for which Kannauj has been known for centuries. It is 438 km away from Delhi. (Express photo)
Plan a short road trip from Mumbai to Jawhar, an unexplored hill station in Maharashtra. You can walk near the enchanting Dabhosa waterfall, hike to the temples, dams and enjoy the view of the valley amid the lush green forest. It is located 120.7 km away from Mumbai. (Source: Booking.com)
Bhandardara is the most exciting weekend getaway near Mumbai that attracts all adventure enthusiasts. It is known for its pristine lake, gushing waterfalls, lush green landscapes and camping. The place is 164 km away from Mumbai. (Photo: Pixabay)
Ajanta Caves: Aurangabad is popularly called as the City of Gates and is home to UNESCO heritage sites. There are about 30 rock-cut Buddhist cave monuments there. The place is 368 km away from Mumbai. (Source: Pixabay)
Gandikota, located in Andra Pradesh, is a small hamlet on the right bank of Pennar. It has fort made of red stones, bordered by deep and rocky gorge. Ranganatha Swamy temple and Madhavaraya Temple are also well-known. It is 280 km away from Bengaluru. (Photo: Pixabay)
Built on the Arkavati River, Manchanabele Dam is a perfect drive, away from the rush of Bengaluru city. Known for its lush green trees, panoramic sky and clear water, the dam offers a wholesome experience. It is located 36 km from Bengaluru. (Source: Booking.com)
Tranquebar was originally a Danish seaside colony. The place will treat you to historical ruins and is less-crowded than many other beach towns near the city. A fort on the edge of rocky shores makes the whole scene amusing. The beach is 270 km away from Chennai. (Photo: Pixabay)
Gangani, near Kolkata, is known for the wonderful gorge of red soil that stands on the banks of Silabati River. It is also known as 'Great Canyon of Bengal' which looks absolutely beautiful during monsoons. The place is 136 km away from Kolkata. (Photo: Getty/Thinkstock)
Kumbhalgarh, located in Rajasthan, is known for its magnificent historical places and monuments, beautiful royal chhatris and remarkably glorious palaces. It tells historical tales of the city. The palace is 84 km away from Udaipur. (Photo: Pixabay)
