Summer Vacations are one of the best times of the year because there’s no school for a month and a half, and you have a break from having to wake up early every morning to get your kids ready for school.

What’s even better is that you don’t have to get up early to plan your summer vacations, so you can enjoy the best vacation of your life from the comfort of your own home.

In this post, I’m going to share with you some of the most unique destinations to book your next holiday. So, without further ado, here’s a list of Indian Summer vacation destinations where you can book your next best vacation.

Summer Vacation Places For Families

Spiti Valley

The best summer holidays for families can sometimes be a bit of a guessing game as family members may have different ideas about where to go. Spiti Valley, on the other hand, will never be rejected by anyone who has seen it and has heard about it, as it is considered to be one of the best summer vacation spots for families in the country.

The cold desert is as picturesque as can be, and it makes you wonder if heaven would be like this if you could be there. Spiti Valley is a fantasy for many travelers because, during the winter months, the entire valley is blanketed in a blanket of snow and looks stunning.

Key Monastery:  Some monasteries can be found in Spiti. The most well-known is the Key monastery in Spiti Valley. The monastery houses several monks. Inside the monastery, you will find some ancient texts, artifacts, and other Buddhist texts.

Chandratal Lake: Chandratal Lake is one of the most popular tourist spots in Spiti Valley. The water is crystal clear and the view of the mountains reflected in the water is the most beautiful sight.

Kunzum Pass: Kunzum Pass is one of the most motorable passes. It is located at an altitude of 14931 feet above sea level. This pass is the entry point to this beautiful country when you are trying to enter through the Kullu Pass and Lahaul Pass.

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Coonoor, Tamil Nadu

Coonoor is a hill station in Tamil Nadu. It is the second-largest hill station in the Western Ghats. The area is rich in natural beauty. Coonoor is situated at an altitude of around 6,000 feet above sea level. 

The landscape is lush and picturesque; you can watch tea-making and visit Catherine Falls. Other places to visit at Coonoor include:

Sim’s Park: You can find gorgeous, unusual, and exotic plant species at Sim’s Park. 

Dolphin’s Nose: The hill is named after the shape of its nose, which resembles the nose of a dolphin, and is surrounded by breathtaking views. This is one of Coonoor’s must-visit spots if you want to experience the perfect balance of beauty and tranquility.

Hidden Valley: Hidden Valley is Coonoor’s secret little secret, and you won’t regret it.

Ladakh 

With its rugged terrain and high motorizable passes, Ladakh is a dream destination for many travelers. In addition to searching for images of Ladakh, we have also watched Ladakh in 3 Idiots where the entire movie climax takes place at Pangong Lake. 

This Himalayan paradise can be your next unique summer holiday destination for families in India because it has everything you could want. Ladakh, the land of adventure, peace, and majestic mountains, is a break from the hectic city life.

The charm of the environment, the number of monasteries, the cold climate, the remote location, and everything about the country is remarkable. The spiritual atmosphere in Ladakh is most likely due to the presence of many monasteries.

Pangong Lake: Pangong Lake is the most famous lake in the area. We have all seen this lake in the movies and its turquoise water makes you want to flex your muscles all over social media.

Shanti Stupa: If you are looking for peace, then come to the Shanti stupa and immerse yourself in spiritual bliss. It was constructed by Japanese Buddhist monks and Ladakh Buddhist monks to bring light and happiness to the world.

Nubra Valley: The Nubra Valley is one of Ladakh’s finest and most picturesque regions. It is separated from the rest of Ladakh by the confluence of the two rivers, the Shyok and the Siachen, which form the border between Ladakh and the Karakorum Range.

Tawang, Andhra Pradesh

Tawang in Andhra Pradesh may not be one of the top summer vacation spots in India because most people are unaware of its stunning beauty. Tawang is the perfect place to create lifelong memories with your loved ones. If you have children, they will love visiting Tawang.

There are beautiful waterfalls and foggy rivers, but be aware that it’s not easy to get to because of poor connectivity and no public transportation, so you’ll need to take your car and explore.

Sela Pass: Sela Pass is known as the lifeline of Tawang as it is the only road that links Tawang to other parts of the country. The snow-capped pass is always covered in a blanket of snow, and it’s a beautiful place to visit. However, it’s also a border area, and you must have an inner line permit if you want to travel in sensitive areas.

Tawang Monastery: According to legend, the Tawang is the second largest monastery in the world after Lhasa. It is also known as the Golden Namgyal Monastery. According to the local people, the monastery has been around for 400 years and has jurisdiction over 17 gompas in the area. The monastery is also the residence of 300 monks.

Pelling, Sikkim

Pelling, situated in the western part of the state, is renowned for its panoramic panoramic view of the majestic Himalayas with the highest peak in the area being known as the “Pelling Peak”. Over the years, it has become a popular tourist destination and is the starting point for several trekking routes.

Darap Village: Darap Village is a melting pot of ethnic communities and offers the opportunity to stay in a local homestay, which is an excellent way to get to know the local culture.

Rimbi River: The Rimbi River is 12km long and is one of the reasons why Pelling is considered one of the most unique summer holiday spots for families in India.

Rimbi Waterfall: The Rimbi River Falls is a small but stunning waterfall and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Pelling.

Naukuchiatal, Uttarakhand

A small town in the Uttarakhand state, surrounded by hills and water, the name of the place is Tal, which means Lake of Nine Corners. Located in the vicinity of Nainital, the city is surrounded by lush green surroundings and immense beauty.

Bhimtal: Bhimtal is another one of the small towns in the state of Uttarakhand. It is located about 19 km from the state capital of Narkuchiatal. Bhimtal is a beautiful town surrounded by mountains and lakes. It is well-known for its lake island, which houses an aquarium as well as a cafe from which you can enjoy a view of the lake while sipping on your fries and a cold coffee.

Harsil, Uttarakhand

With so many summer vacation destinations in India, it can be difficult to decide which ones are the best.

We’re always on the hunt for something special, usually the unexplored path, so to save you some time, I’ll tell you that Harsil Village is one of the most off-the-beaten-path summer vacation spots for families in India.

Harsil is not a well-known tourist destination, but it is the entry point for people who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and are looking for a quiet place to spend time with their families.

Tirthan Valley, Himachal Pradesh

Tirthan Valley is one of the most beautiful places in the world. It is where the sky meets the earth. It’s a popular choice among young people and should be on your list of places to visit for families this summer in India.

It’s one of the greatest family vacations you can take during the summer months. It is near The Great Himalayan National Park and offers a variety of outdoor adventures, making it the best summer holiday ever.

Rock climbing, hiking, and trekking are some of the activities that can be done here. Not only is it a lush landscape, but it also offers hiking trails for tourists.