This Maharashtrian district (an 8-ish-hour drive from
Mumbai) is a serene, relatively untouched patch of India’s beautiful West
Coast, made dramatic by its many forts.
This massive desert touches some of the most beautiful
cities in the world, including Jodhpur and Jaisalmer, and is home to some of
India’s most vibrant art-forms.
These
impressive falls – known to some as India’s Niagara – serve the dual purpose of
telling you what season it is (if, for some reason, all your senses have failed
except eyesight): They are brownish in the monsoon because they carry silt, but
are clear in the summers when they don’t.