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Eight awesome backpacking spots in India

If you are looking for places to backpack and don't want to go out of the country, try out these stunning spots.

By :  arka sengupta
Update: 2016-02-03 06:38 GMT
Situated in the remote wilderness, the Zanskar Valley has a total population of just about 13,000 people with every small village having just 700 dwellers. If you want to break away from the cacophony and mindless drill of city life and zone out this is the place to be.
Tucked away in the Western Ghats of Kerala, this picturesque Munnar hill station was once a resort for the elite during the British Raj. It's pretty tea plantations are a treat for the eyes.
Mizoram's capital, Aizawl, is built on a ridge that is 4,000 feet above sea level. Who cannot love this place?
Also known as India's Niagra, the Chitrakoot Falls, turn brownish during the monsoons because of the silt they carry but are breathtakingly clear in the summer.
The 80-foot Athirapally waterfall surrounded by little streams and forests in Kerala should not be missed
The Suraj Tal Lake is sustained by a steady flow of streams, glaciers and snowfall. It also considered a sacred lake by some people. Maybe that's why it looks like a piece of paradise.
The Andaman and Nocibar islands off the coast of India feature sparklingly clear water and heavenly weather. Seriously, who and what could be stopping you from going there?
The stunning Nubra valley, which is situated at an altitude of 10,000 feet over sea level, is a destination for the determined. Non-locals need have to have a permit to even get there.
If you are looking for places to backpack and don't want to go out of the country, try out these stunning spots.

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