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Indian Places looks like Foreign Destinations

From the icy peaks of Himalayas to Indian Ocean Coastline, India is land of remarkable diversity. India’s dramatic terrain if breath taking. The abundant natural beauties exquisite temples, pan cake flat deserts, wildlife safaris, beautiful beaches, blood pumping treks and meditative forests of India will ignite your curiosity, shake your senses and warm your soul. We all know that not everyone get the privilege of going abroad the barriers of time and money always comes between. But there is hope as India has its own set of places that has some essence of the world’s nicest places.

So this time pack your bags for India and check the chic list of Indian places that exactly looks like famous foreign destinations.

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India Gate Delhi “Arc De Triomphe, Paris”

Do you know that the famous India Gate in the capital of the nation is a memorial to India’s war dead from world war 1 and another battles during the time of British rule and this is inspired by the Arc De Triomphe Paris and its one of the places in India which is exactly looks like the tourist destination in Paris.

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Munnar “Malaysia of India”

Tea leaves in Munnar and Boh Tea plantation in Malaysia both will give you the sense of Déjà vu this place looks like Malaysia, tea plantation in both the places are exactly same and once you will be at any of these two places you will definitely forget whether its Munnar or Malaysia.

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Chitrakoot Falls, Chhattisgarh “India’s Niagara Falls”

It is obvious that everyone heard about the Niagara Falls of Canada but what if you get to know that you can listen to the same whispering and cool spray on face of water falls in India yes the Chitrakoot falls in Chhattisgarh everyone should visit as its called Small Niagara due to its Horseshoe shape.

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Coorg “Scotland of India”

Rolling hills, green meadows and fields as far as you see its Scotland but all this you can get in one of places in Karnataka that is Coorg is popularly known as Scotland of India. Because of its breathtaking sceneries and the gratifying climate that the city offers throughout the year and located on an altitude of 3000 feet above sea level gives the tint of Scotland.

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Kashmir “India’s Switzerland”

Nestled in the lap of Himalayas, the snow clad beautiful mountains, the paradise on earth yes its Kashmir. The pleasing valley will make you fall in love at first sight. The soothing and refreshing walk on fluffy snow is exactly feels like visiting Switzerland. The massive cows, stunning locales in Kashmir is quite similar to Switzerland.