Oct 21, 2024
By: Ayush Mehrotra
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Known for its lush coffee plantations, misty hills, and serene environment, Coorg is perfect for a peaceful retreat during Diwali. You can enjoy the cool weather, explore wildlife at Nagarhole National Park, visit Abbey Falls, or go trekking.
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Wayanad, located in the Western Ghats, offers a blend of adventure and tranquillity. With its green landscapes, waterfalls, and wildlife sanctuaries, it’s a great destination for nature lovers.
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A popular hill station in Kerala, Munnar is known for its tea gardens, misty mountains, and cool climate. Diwali here is peaceful and allows you to unwind amidst nature.
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Often referred to as the "Queen of Hill Stations," Ooty offers picturesque landscapes with rolling hills, tea gardens, and a colonial charm.
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For a unique and relaxing Diwali experience, head to Alleppey to enjoy the famous backwaters of Kerala. Stay on a houseboat and cruise through the serene canals surrounded by paddy fields and coconut groves.
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For history lovers, Hampi is a UNESCO World Heritage site, offering a glimpse into the ancient Vijayanagara Empire. Diwali here will be unique, with cultural and historical significance amidst stunning ruins.
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Known for its French colonial architecture, serene beaches, and laid-back vibe, Pondicherry is ideal for those seeking a mix of culture and relaxation.
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A tranquil village on Vembanad Lake, Kumarakom is perfect for a peaceful getaway with beautiful backwaters, bird sanctuaries, and luxury resorts.
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Kodaikanal is another hill station with breathtaking views of forests, waterfalls, and lakes. It’s a quiet escape for those who want a peaceful Diwali.
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If you want a beach getaway during Diwali, Gokarna is a quieter alternative to Goa. Known for its beautiful beaches and temples, it’s perfect for a laid-back holiday.
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