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India is that country of contrasts-where the ancient and traditions touch upon modern adventures. It has vast Landscapes for the adventurer who wants to feel adventure, exploration, and raw beauty. Whether it is a trek into majestic Himalayas or a plunge into pristine coral reefs, paddling through white water rapids, or venturing into the very heart of dense jungles, India offers its scope in an enormous variety according to your type.Go through this adventure travel guide, which would take you to the best destination across the country of India, full of activities, the best times to visit, and tips for a safe and thrilling journey. 1. Trekking in the Himalayas The trekking routes of the Himalayas are some of the finest in the world, and the routes would be offered to adventure-seekers who await a thrilling amalgamation of physical challenges and spiritual elevation. The tranquil valleys, the hazy snow-capped peaks, and the remote villages make treks in the Himalayas an unforgettable experience. Leh-Ladakh: The Land of High Passes Leh-Ladakh is believed to be the Land of High Passes.Ladakh is one of the most arid regions in northern India but some of the world’s highest motorable roads and pristine trekking routes are there. Especially this so-called Chadar Trek that explores the frozen Zanskar River has given surreal experiences while negotiating icy landscapes, frozen waterfalls, and isolated villages.A serious climb for the more serious trekkers takes them over 20,000 feet up to Stok Kangri. The trek offers panoramic ranges and a sense of accomplishment at the top of some of the highest peaks that can be reached without technical climbing gear. In addition to trekking, Ladakh is also known for mountain biking, jeep safaris, and river rafting in the Zanskar River. Himachal Pradesh: Adventure Heart of the Himalayas Another state that offers varying trekking trails for all grades is the Himalayan State of Himachal Pradesh. Among options to the beginner, one great option for a day hike around Dharamshala to Triund will give one breathtaking views of the Dhauladhar range from an easy yet fulfilling trek. For those seeking more adrenaline and variations in experience, the Pin Parvati Pass Trek becomes fantastic as a multi-day trek through meadows and glaciers and up in some remote villages. Bir Billing offers a ride for an adventure-seeking freak. Bir Billing is one of the famous paragliding spots in the world, along with many others. The reason behind its popularity is because it offers an excellent aerial view of the Himalayas and hence has become one of the favorites among adventure-seekers. Tandem flights are highly promoted here as well, so it’s perfect even for first-time paragliders. 2. Wildlife Safaris in India’s National Parks India is said to be the country of the highest biodiversity in this world and a haven for lovers of wildlife. The best national parks are some of the most iconic animals roaming earth-tigers, elephants, rhinoceroses, among others. Therefore, a safari in India would be to view these massive creatures at their natural habitats. Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand Jim Corbett National Park was set up in 1936, and it happens to be India’s oldest as well as its most visited wildlife reserve. Since it is located in the foothills of Himalaya, this place boasts massive amounts of wildlife- Bengal tigers, leopards, elephants, and deers can be seen here. Adventure freaks can find jeep safaris to take them deep into the interior of the park to look for these wonderful species. For adventure, Elephant safaris allow one to explore the areas which cannot be covered by a car. Corbett is renowned for birdwatching tourism; over 600 species of birds can be viewed here. Visit the park between November and June when the park is fully open, and one can be well sure to catch a glimpse of wild creatures. Kaziranga National Park, Assam The Kaziranga National Park is located in the Indian state of Assam; it is the UN World Heritage Site and one of the most biologically diversified places in the world. Here, you will harbor species, the one-horned rhinoceros hosting the largest population of such fantastic animals. Along with these rhinos, other wildlife seen here include wild elephants, water buffaloes, and swamp deer, making it one of the best places for a wildlife safari in India. The visitors can watch Kaziranga through jeep safaris and elephant-back safaris, so that they can take close glimpses of the dwellers within the park. The park also hosts migrants for the bird enthusiast during winter. 3. Water Sports and Beach Adventures For sure, India has more than 7,500 kilometers of coast, which of course spelt plenty of beaches for that intrepid traveler. And if you are diving through the vibrant coral reefs or surfing along the sandy shores, the country’s coastal regions are full of action for those water sports enthusiasts. Goa: More Than Just Beaches Goa is mainly famous for its golden beaches and is very laid-back, although in the same breath, it tends to be pretty adventurous. Its clear waters combined with a stable oscillation of wind make the conditions ideal for parasailing, jet skiing, and kayaking. Even if you are interested in underwater adventures, there are plenty of dive spots where you can go scuba diving and inspect shipwrecks, colourful coral reefs, and other marine life. Dudhsagar Waterfalls Four-tiered Waterfall Goa-Karnataka Border Located on the border of Karnataka and Goa, this four tiered waterfall is accessible through a forest trek for the adventurous one. Its base can be plunged into with a refreshing swim in its beautiful natural pools during the peak monsoon time.  Andaman and Nicobar Islands: A Diver’s Paradise It has some of the best diving India has on offer. The Havelock Island stands out particularly with its different spots for diving. Under the azure waters, hidden away thrive coral reefs and schools of fish, manta rays, and sea turtles. Snorkelling is widely done also, at Elephant Beach mainly because of its shallow waters, providing good views of the