India is one of the most interesting places on earth, with the magic mixture of cultures, landscape, manmade structures,… It is easy to find out that India is one of the paradise for couples to enjoy their honeymoon. Let’s take a quick look at places which are listed as the top 10 best places for honeymoon in India. 

Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir

The capital city of Jammu & Kashmir is truly a paradise on earth. Beautiful valleys, gorgeous lakes, huge mountains and picturesque landscape make Srinagar one of the most beautiful and romantic destination for couples on their honeymoon. 

Goa

Known as the land of sun, sand and blue beaches, Goa is considered to be the first choice for tourists to India. This destination is also ideal for couples for their unforgettable honeymoon with warm weather, and various funny and dynamic local activities.

Coorg, Karnataka:

Coorg is a small beautiful town which is labeled as the Scotland of India. This place is typical of spacious oranges gardens, with a slight smell of coffee and the pure-green fields of grass. All these things perfectly contribute to your one-in-a-lifetime honeymoon when you can deeply enjoy the nature. 

Nainital, Uttarakhand:

Nainital is an ancient hill land with a little unique beauty and romance. Couples on their honeymoon might find this place on top of honeymoon place for its amazing lakes, landscape, small boats, and warm sunshine weather.

Jaisalmer, Rajasthan:

If you are looking for a destination for your honeymoon, give it a trial to enjoy the royal style at Jaisalmer. The city is characteristic of history, riding elephant or camel activities, and so many others.

Shimla, Himachal Pradesh:

The town of Shimla is based on a remote hill with a lot of snow in the winter, b but tourists may find this place ideal for their honeymoon time for its beautiful landscape and cool air all year long. Coming to Shimla, couples can enjoy the nature completely without any worries.

Lakshadweep Islands:

Let’s enjoy the beauty of pure blue water with a little waves on white sand. Tourist around the world coming to this island want to find out the truth in life through experiencing the life of small houses on the seashore. Lakshadweep is famous for the wedding albums.

Ooty, Tamil Nadu:

Ooty is famous for the mysterious beauty of small houses hiding behind the gardens of roses, lakes and the romantic hill of Dodabetta. 

Darjeeling, the west of Bengal:

Darjeeling is extremely beautiful with the original beauty of nature. If you are looking for a truly place for enjoying the weather, flowers, trees, lakes and any other mountainous landscapes, don’t ever hesitate to book a ticket to Darjeeling. Endless hills of green tea with some farmers collecting the leaves are the scenes you will never want to witness without your partner. 

Backwaters, Kerala:

The interesting system of rivers in Backwater would make you want to hire a boat to go somewhere to explore this place right away. Backwater is romantic for couples especially at dawn or the sunset. 

Agra Taj Mahal

Taj Mahal Agra is one of the most famous structure in the world, the lover’s tomb of Mumtaz Mahal, which explains for its label for love in India for more than 400 years. Reaching this place, couples would be surprised by its huge beauty and a stunning view from far away, which greatly contributes to your unforgettable wedding album.

Old Delhi

Delhi, the capital of India offers its tourists so many places to visit, such as Islamic churches, ancient fortresses typical of the history of India. These places would make your honeymoon full in mysterious feeling of the past to make your wedding album a little ancient but very different.

Mysore:

Mysore is always on top on the list of tourism for travelers all over the world. It is easy to guess that Mysore is also ideal for couples on their honeymoon for its fantastic festival of Dussehra, a 10 day long festival with colorful performances and dances on the streets. 

Leh Ladakh

If you both like adventure, exploration and challenges, Leh Ladakh must be your first choice when you are on honeymoon. Leh provides tourists with so many adventurous activities including climbing, kayak, trekking along the valley of Marha,… Lej is also typical of the monasteries of Shey, Hemis, Alchi, Thikse and lamayury, whc would definitely nurture your spirits to have a love forever. 

Gangtok

Being the capital of Sikkim, Gangtok is among the top destinations for travelers and also for couples on their honeymoon.  Gangtok reflects a perfect mix of traditional and modern values. Along with the picturesque existence of stupas and monasteries, Gantok is always full of sound and energy as any other developed cities. 

Located in the southeast of Australia, Sydney have been considered one of the most liveable cities in the world for many years. Established in 1788, now Sydney has become very bustle with 4.5 million people live, it is also considered the economic and cultural center of Australia.

  

Except for some important major ports (Port Jackson is the largest natural harbor in the world), Sydney Opera House ... Sydney is also known for beautiful beaches, including Bondi beach- the most popular beaches, and skillful windsurfers. Since the success of the organization of the Olympic Games in 2000, Sydney increasingly proved its credibility on the map of cosmopolitan cities.

   

You will be introduced some important facts about Sydney, Australia now. How much you know about this beautiful city?

1. Ancient origins

   Australia have just reached nationhood in 1901 so it is considered a young country on the world stage. However, the ancient origins of the land will surprise you. Do you know Australia is the oldest landmass in the world? And the oldest culture of Indigenous people still exists on this land  ? As a matter of fact, life had begun here for over 30,000 years. It’s not a modest number for a young country.

2. The origin of the name Sydney

   Not many know about the  original name of Sydney. Sydney is named after Lord Sydney, the Secretary of State for the Home Office. He was resposible for deciding the place where they woud send the convicts from England – Bontany Bay. The first time they set foot there in 1788, the found that the bay wasn’t suitable for the life. Then they  explored a bit further up. Finally, fresh water and a cove was found on the land we call ” Sydney” today. And  the city was built up around that cove!

3. The Coat Hanger

   Sydney Harbour Bridge is also known as “ The Coat hanger” because of its arch-based design.It is the world’s largest steel arch bridge in the world. Every year, because of the teperature, its height can change about 180 millimetres. When the bridge opened in 1932,it marks an important milestone of Sydney. However, 800 families had to move away with no compension and 16 workers died when working to complete this bridge.

4. The Opera House

One of the symbols of Sydney city, Sydney will blow your mind with many facts behind the monumental of this contruction. Construction costs exceeded the original budget 14 times. To build up The Oprea House, they needed 15 tons and over a million tiles on its dazzling roof. During its construction, 10,000 workers were employed. For anyone who loves opera, they will be exciting when coming here because it is the largest mechanical music instrument in the world. And with the unique design, The Sydney Opera House is the most distinctive landmark in Sydney.

5. Opera Tower.

   There are 420 windows there so they have to  use a semi-automatic cleaning machine name 'Charlie'. It takes “Charlie”  two days to clean every window .

    With the height of 309 metres, Opera Tower is the first to see the Sydney dawn, and the last to see sunset.

6. Sydney’s underbelly

   The City had the dark days of rampant crime. During the 1920s and 1930s, there were two women with two organized crime: the infamous Tilly Devine and Kate Leigh - the queen of Sydney’s underworld. The former site of Kate’s initial base in Surry Hills has changed. It’s now a pretty park and the surrounding area is a thriving business district.

7. Morbid railway

   Sydney used to have a ghostly railway service in the 19th century. funeral trains would transport coffins and their associated mourners from Mortuary Station to Rookwood Cemetery. The service operated because the lack of burial field in the city.

 How interesting the city is! Why don’t you spend a vacation with your family or friends here, you will discover more and more facts about Sydney. It is an ideal city to live, isn’t it?