Here are the top 4 places to visit when the extended Coronavirus lockdown ends:

1. Sikkim



Believe it or not, but there couldn't be a better and more pleasant place to visit after this uncertain period than Sikkim. Truly an impressive case, Sikkim is hidden in the bosom of the Himalayas and will leave you in awe with its prismatic beauty and mesmerizing charm. Its diverse attractions, from lush forests, glistening rivers, and tranquil lakes to impressive Buddhist monasteries, national parks, and exciting adventure activities, are sure to provide you with much-needed relief from Corona.

• Popular destinations in Sikkim: Gangtok, Peeling, Lachung, Yumthang

2. Meghalaya



If you're looking for a quiet vacation but don't want to be far from civilization anymore, it's best to plan a trip to Meghalaya. One of the most beautiful states in Northeast India, Meghalaya is a perfect combination of sites, activities, food, and festivals. From the colonial architecture and beautiful lakes in the capital of Shillong to the root bridges in monsoon habitat in Cherapunjii to the cleanest town in Asia, Mawlynnong and so much more, there is plenty here to fuel the travel bug out there. in you.
• Popular destinations in Meghalaya: Shillong, Guwahati, Sherrapunji

3. Nagaland




Traveling to the mountainous state of Nagaland is sure to remove all your fears with its scenic beauty, history, and well-preserved traditions. Nowhere else in the world can you have as much experience as in this land of festivals, so prepare to immerse yourself deeply in the rich culture of the indigenous and Naga tribes. Explore the WWII remnants in the state capital, Kohima, and follow the state's traditional villages, beautiful dance forms, and nature's many gifts.

• Popular destinations in Nagaland: Kohima, Dimapur


4. Nainital



Apparently built on the lines of the Lake Cumbria region by the British, Nainital is one of the most famous hill stations in Uttarakhand. With excellent views, Nainital is located in a valley around an eye-shaped lake, where according to legend, the eyes of Goddess Sati fell. Bustling markets with panoramic hillside views make Nainital a gateway to the upper reaches of the greater Himalayas. With the breathtaking and varied landscapes of Jim Corbett National Park just a two-hour drive from here, hordes of tourists tend to flock here in peak season, which is generally between March and July of each year.
Offering a plethora of opportunities to relax throughout the year, Nainital has wonderful vestiges of its colonial past infused with mythological legends.
A few kilometers from Nainital there are other cities with lakes as the center. Bhimtal, Sattal, and Naukuchiatal are charming little mountain towns built around tranquil lakes, which is why this area is known as the Tal district. It offers generous opportunities for a relaxing lakeside vacation, visiting temples, or as an adventure junkie.

• Popular destinations in Nainital: Bhimtal, Sattal, Bara Pathar, Mukteshwar