15 Best Places to Visit in India Written by Amit Choudhary Mar 16, 2020

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1. Agra






2. New Delhi






3. Mumbai






4. Rajasthan





5. Rishikesh





6. Varanasi




7. Amritsar




8. Goa




9. Kerala




10. Ajanta and Ellora Caves




11. Darjeeling




12. Kolkata




13. Ahmedabad







14. Shimla




15. Mysore





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