Travel Guide: Unique Activities To Do in India

The Energetic Traveler
However, if your ideal travel experience involves physical activity as well as sightseeing, then you are sure to find plenty of ways to amuse yourself in India.
Trekking Across the Desert or Through the Mountains
To start, this country is a perfect location for a trek. Whether it’s across the desert, or through the snowy mountains, India is home to a number of fantastic trekking backdrops. Marvel at the lush valleys and rushing rivers of peninsular India. Or travel to the Himalaya Mountain Range, which helps form the northern and north-eastern borders of the country, for unparalleled views. Make sure to pack all necessities for your trip, including sleeping equipment and a tent.
Camel Safaris
India’s camel safaris are a once-in-a-lifetime activity. Travel through the windswept desert sands on the back of a camel, which is known as the “ship of the desert.” While they can be difficult to mount, once you manage it you’re in for a unique trip. Witness golden panoramas, as well as colorful traditional culture of everyday life in the desert. Make sure you are well prepared for the heat, as it can be sweltering.
Interact with Exotic Wildlife
There are other ways to interact with and observe India’s wildlife. For example, take a ride down the river on a bamboo raft to see areas of the jungle you might not normally see. Once there, you might see animals such as tigers, leopards, different varieties of birds and, of course, elephants. Under the guidance of your tour leaders, you may even help bathe the elephants in the river waters. And, instead taking a ride on a camel, you may take a rugged excursion on the back of an elephant.
Local Markets
For a different side of Indian life, this country is a haven for shoppers so try and visit a local market while you’re there. Handmade arts and crafts, as well as hand-woven fabrics, and even food and spices can be found, often for a bargain.
Getting away from some of the tried-and-true tourists spots can definitely be a unique experience in India, and is well worth a try.
