Honeymoon places in India | Honeymoon Destinations | Honeymoon Packages

Jammu & Kashmir:

Away from the chaos of populated and polluted cities, this capital city of Jammu & Kashmir is a heaven on earth. The clouds kissing the high mountains, the white snow shining bright in sunlight, the lush valleys, sparkling lakes, and the scenery makes it a perfect honeymoon destination.

Goa:

The land of sea, sand and sun, Goa is Love and Love is Goa. Couples from all over the world come here. Watching the sunset with your soul mate alongside the beach, is something you shouldn’t miss. Goa is famous for its art and culture, carnivals and music festivals. It is place to have fun and love.

Shimla, Himachal Pradesh:

One of the most famous tourist destinations of India, Shimla located in Himachal Pradesh is a beautiful hill station. Also known as Simla, your travel to this place will be one event of your life that you shall never forget.

Coorg, Karnataka:

Places to visit in Coorg are a mixed bag of different sights. Imagine viewpoints in hill stations designated for royalty when it comes to places to visit in Coorg! Kings of Kodagu (anglicized version of Coorg) from as early as the 17th century AD had earmarked a vantage point (Raja’s Seat) in Madikeri (Coorg District) to watch the Sun perform its daily ritual. The view of the picturesque and breath taking sunsets with the silhouette of Western Ghats was the reason why the kings sought to romance their queens in the backdrop of twilight sky.

Kerala:

God’s Own Country, Kerala is a paradise for honeymooners. The backwaters are a unique web of lakes, canals and rivers. Hire a houseboat and enjoy your honeymoon in traditional Kerala style. As the dawn cracks, Kerala gleams, beckoning visitors yet another learning day in the state. Dolled up in green, the state calls out to travellers from far and near to relish a holiday in India unlike any other. Kerala’s major allurement lies in its topography; where it is fringed by the azure blue Arabian Sea on its western side, the east is protected by the mighty and famed Western Ghats. It also enjoys a cordial relationship with some scenic destinations of the neighbouring states of Karnataka in the north and Tamil Nadu in its east and south.