India Destinations Directory

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  • Adilabad DokraTelangana

    Town in Telangana known for Dokra lost-wax metal casting carried on by local artisans.

  • AgartalaTripura

    Capital of Tripura on the Brahmaputra's edge, gateway to Ujjayanta Palace and Neermahal.

  • Agates Of CambayGujarat

    Traditional agate-stone polishing and bead craft of the Cambay region in Gujarat.

  • AgraUttar Pradesh

    Home of the Taj Mahal on the Yamuna, plus Agra Fort and Mughal-era marble inlay work.

  • Agra DurrieUttar Pradesh

    Handwoven flat cotton durrie rugs known for geometric motifs, woven in Agra.

  • AhmedabadGujarat

    Gujarat's largest city — Sabarmati riverfront, the old pol quarters and India's first UNESCO World Heritage City.

  • Aipan The Vibrant Folk Art Of UttarakhandUttarakhand

    Ritual floor art of Uttarakhand painted with rice paste in bright geometric patterns.

  • AizawlMizoram

    Hilltop capital of Mizoram, a neat grid of churches and the centre of Mizo life.

  • AjmerRajasthan

    Rajasthan city of the Ajmer Sharif Dargah, beside theAna Sagar lake and near Pushkar.

  • AlappuzhaKerala

    Kerala backwater hub of houseboats, canals and the annual Nehru Trophy boat race.

  • Alleppey CoirKerala

    Coir and coir-mat industry of Alappuzha, made from coconut husk fibre.

  • AlmoraUttarakhand

    Colonial-era hill town in Kumaon with pine forests, temples and Kumaoni cuisine.

  • AlwarRajasthan

    Rajasthan city between the Aravallis and Delhi, known for Bala Qila fort and Sariska nearby.

  • AmaravatiAndhra Pradesh

    Ancient Buddhist site and Andhra's planned capital region on the Krishna river.

  • AmravatiMaharashtra

    City in Vidarbha known for the Ambadevi temple and its connection to the Gavilan movement.

  • AmritsarPunjab

    Sikh holy city of the Golden Temple, also home to the Wagah border ceremony and Punjabi food.

  • AnantapurAndhra Pradesh

    Rayalaseema district town known for its fort, Lepakshi's murals nearby and groundnut farming.

  • AnantnagJammu and Kashmir

    Kashmir valley town of springs, gardens and the route to Pahalgam and Amarnath.

  • AnuppurMadhya Pradesh

    District in Madhya Pradesh's forested Satpura fringe, known for Achanakmar wildlife sanctuary.

  • Applique Khatwa Patch WorkBihar

    Vivid appliqué patchwork of Bihar, stitching coloured fabric into lamps, canopies and wall pieces.

  • Aranmula KannadiKerala

    Legendary metal mirror of Aranmula, Kerala, cast in a bronze-tin alloy and polished by hand.

  • ArrahBihar

    Town on the Ganges in Bihar, known for its historic fort and as a Bhojpuri heartland.

  • AyodhyaUttar Pradesh

    Sacred city on the Sarayu river, revered as Lord Rama's birthplace with the Ram Mandir.

  • BadamiKarnataka

    Former Chalukya capital with rock-cut cave temples and sandstone cliffs above Agastya lake.

  • BadrinathUttarakhand

    Himalayan Char Dham shrine of Lord Vishnu on the Alaknanda, open only in summer months.

  • BagalkoteKarnataka

    District of northern Karnataka known for badami-chalukya heritage and the Krishna-Bhima basins.

  • Bagh Prints Of Madhya PradeshMadhya Pradesh

    Hand-block printed textiles of Bagh in Madhya Pradesh, dyed with natural pigments and resist patterns.

  • Balaramapuram Sarees And Fine Cotton FabricsKerala

    Fine cotton handlooms of Balaramapuram, Kerala, prized for lightweight kasavu borders.

  • BalasinorGujarat

    Town in Gujarat near the dino-fossil park at Raiyoli, with a stepwell and royal chaughada tombs.

  • BallariKarnataka

    North Karnataka city of the Vijayanagara-era Kammatapura heritage and nearby Hampi ruins.

  • Banaras Brocades And SareesUttar Pradesh

    Silk brocade sarees of Varanasi woven with gold zari and floral motifs.

  • Banaras Wood CarvingUttar Pradesh

    Delicate wood carving tradition of Varanasi, making screens, boxes and temple work.

  • BanswaraRajasthan

    Southeast Rajasthan town of the Mahi dam, bamboo forests and the tribal Bag tribe culture.

  • BareillyUttar Pradesh

    Rohilkhand city known for zari work, surma and the ancient Alakhnatha temple.

  • Bastar DhokraChhattisgarh

    Lost-wax brass and bell-metal figurines cast by Bastar's tribal artisans in Chhattisgarh.

  • Bastar Iron CraftChhattisgarh

    Traditional iron smelting and tool-making craft of the Bastar region.

  • Bastar Wooden CraftChhattisgarh

    Wooden sculpture and carving tradition of Bastar, shaped from local hardwoods.

  • BekalKerala

    Kerala seaside town crowned by Bekal Fort, the state's largest and best-preserved fort.

  • BelagaviKarnataka

    North Karnataka city of Belgaum fort, Gokak Falls nearby and a blend of Marathi-Kannada culture.

  • Bell Metal Ware Of Datia And TikamgarhMadhya Pradesh

    Bell-metal utensils and lamps hammered in Datia and Tikamgarh districts.

  • BengaluruKarnataka

    India's silicon capital — gardens, pubs and a fast-growing tech corridor on the Deccan plateau.

  • Berhampur Patta Phoda Kumbha Saree And JodaOdisha

    Semi-tying-and-dyeing ikat sarees of Berhampur, Odisha, in vivid Phoda Kumbha patterns.

  • BerinagUttarakhand

    Quiet Kumaon hill village with views of Nanda Devi and old tea gardens.

  • Bhagalpur SilkBihar

    Tussar silk of Bhagalpur, Bihar — the silk city's handloom and weaving industry.

  • BharatpurRajasthan

    Rajasthan city of Lohagarh Fort and Keoladeo National Park, a world-famous bird sanctuary.

  • BhavnagarGujarat

    Gujarat port city near the Alang ship-breaking yards and the Tajpur Flamingo sanctuary.

  • BhimtalUttarakhand

    Kumaon lake town around Bhimtal lake, a quieter alternative to Nainital.

  • BhongirTelangana

    Town beneath the single-rock Bhongir fort, a monolith rising above the Deccan plains.

  • BhopalMadhya Pradesh

    Lake capital of Madhya Pradesh with overwater mosques, tribal museums and Sanchi close by.

  • Bhotia Dann Of UttarakhandUttarakhand

    Traditional woollen shawl weaving of Uttarakhand's Bhotia herding communities.

  • BhubaneswarOdisha

    Temple city and state capital — Lingaraj, Rajarani and Mukteswara temples in the old town.

  • BhujGujarat

    Gateway to Kutch — the Aina Mahal and Prag Mahal palaces, handicraft bazaars and the Rann.

  • BidarKarnataka

    North Karnataka fort city of Bidar Qila, Bahmani monuments and Bidriware metalwork.

  • BidriwareKarnataka

    Inlaid zinc-copper metalware of Bidri, Karnataka, engraved and filled with silver patterns.

  • BikanerRajasthan

    Desert city of Junagarh Fort, camel breeding farms and the Karni Mata rat temple nearby.

  • BilaspurChhattisgarh

    Chhattisgarh's rice-bowl city, gateway to Ratanpur temples and the Khutaghat dam.

  • BilaspurHimachal Pradesh

    Himachal town on the Gobind Sagar reservoir, known for the Vyas cave and Kaleshwar temple.

  • BomdilaArunachal Pradesh

    Monastery town in Arunachal's Bomdila range with views of the Kangto peaks.

  • Brass Broidered Coconut Shell Crafts Of KeralaKerala

    Utility items and jewellery broidered in brass over polished coconut shells, a Kerala speciality.

  • Budithi Bell And Brass Metal CraftAndhra Pradesh

    Bell-metal craft of Budithi in Andhra Pradesh, making lamps, pots and ritual vessels.

Source: listings of destination names and paths from Incredible India (Ministry of Tourism, Government of India). Descriptions on this page are written by us — we reproduce no articles, images or page content from the official site.

Coverage: 36 states & UTs · 354 cities/districts · 1536 attractions — each attraction has its own page.

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