During the twenties, you are not only energetic but also dare to experience the crazy adventures. Check out the bucket list of 10 destinations in India which should be visited before you turn 30 so that you can have real fun during the tour:
Adventure Sports in Coorg
Coorg is known as the Scotland of the South for its cool hill station and green stretches. You will have a rush of adrenaline when you will experience the adventure sport in Coorg such as, rafting, ultra-light flying, waterfall rappelling, kayaking, canoeing, quad biking, mountain biking, paintball and jungle gym. No doubt, Coorg is one of the best tourist places in South India which will get you connect with the nature and wish to have some adventures.
Camping in the Desert of Rajasthan
Twenties is a perfect time when you can come out of your comfort zone and experience the camping in Jaisalmer on the Sam Sand Dunes with friends. Challenge yourself to camp in the never ending sand dunes and sleep under the sky studded with glittering stars. Enjoy the camel safari over the bump dunes and relish your taste buds with the Rajasthani dinner. Dance with the locals during their cultural dance performance.
Sunburn Festival in Pune
Twenties is the only time you can enjoy partying for days and nights without getting tired. Go to the Sunburn festival in Pune where people dance on the music by the best DJs of India. In the open sky, dance as much as you can with thousands of youth on the heart-thumping music. Feel young and make your trip most out of it like these days would not come back. Previously this festival was celebrated in Goa but this time it is in Pune. Book your tickets in advance and get accommodation as well. Say goodbye to 2018 while enjoying this festival which held on 20 December 2018 to 31 December.
Experience Local Trains in Mumbai
In Mumbai, local trains are the lifeline. Once in a lifetime, during your twenties, one must commute in the local trains to see how a huge crowd of people commute by local trains every day.
Celebrating Holi at Vrindavan
Vrindavan in Uttar Pradesh is very popular for celebrating Holi festival with so much of fun and enthusiasm. Vrindavan is a place where lord Krishna spent his childhood, thus every year, Holi is celebrated here in unique style. The place is crowded with people and twenties is a right time to to experience this festival when you have so much energy and enthusiasm.
Rajasthan Road Trip on Bullet
Ride on a bullet over the rugged roads and sandy deserts. Experience the culture of Rajasthan and visit the rural areas. Riding from one fort to another on bullet would be an amazing experience.
River Rafting in Rishikesh
Twenties is the best time to experience the adventures and thus head towards Rishikesh where you can experience the River Rafting on waters of Ganges. Rafting with the high rapids of the white water is an amazing experience. To experience thrilling, why don’t you try Bungee Jumping? Also, you can enjoy camping and visit the scenic places in Rishikesh.
Manali to Leh on Bike
For Bike lovers, there is nothing better than an expedition from Manali to Leh. This route is one of the best routes where you can catch the glimpses of scenic views along the stretches of 475 Kms. You will be mesmerized to see the snow-capped mountains, rusty roads, glittering lakes, imposing landscapes and barren terrains during the road trip.
Scuba Diving Tour in Andaman
Scuba Diving deep into the beach takes you to the water kingdom where you can swim with fishes and witness the coral life and sponges which are 11-15 feet deep in the water.
Wildlife Experience in Kerala
Enjoy the Tour of Kerala, where you can enjoy the wildlife trip at Munnar and Periyar; housing the rare species. With the richness in its flora and fauna, these places can delight anybody. Visit the Eravikulam National Park at Munnar and Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary at Periyar, Thekkady.
So, these were our list of 10 things to experience before you turn 30. Tell us, how many of these you have experienced and how many of these you wish to experience? Do comment below.
