Best Places To Go for a Weekend Getaway in India

Following a hard and fast routine continuously for days often leads to burnout and the best way to deal with burnout is to go for a weekend getaway. Leaving behind your monotonous routine for a few days betters your mental health and leads to increased productivity. No matter where you live in India, there are lots of places where you can go to in order to rejuvenate and replenish your peace and calm. Let's take a look at some of the most fun destinations for a short trip in India:
DHARAMSHALA

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If you live in Delhi or Chandigarh, we are pretty sure that you must have already thought about going to Dharamshala – the epitome of natural scenic beauty blended with culture. The Dalai Lama used to reside here. The place is among one of the first Tibetan townships situated in the country. Take a trip here if you want to witness mesmerizing beauty.
GOA

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Needless to say, Goa is an absolute favourite go-to destination for almost everyone in India. However, a weekend getaway to Goa is only possible for people residing in Maharashtra, Kerala or Karnataka. The numerous stunning beaches paired with beautiful scenic spots makes Goa an absolute winner of a destination. Go to Goa with friends for a weekend and you will not regret it.
SUNDARBANS

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If you reside in Kolkata, visiting Sunderbans National Park during the weekend should be a must-have on your to-do list. The place is a certified UNESCO site and it is filled with rich natural features. If you love birds, visiting the park would be magical for you.
HORSLEY HILLS

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Hyderabad has many scenic spots nearby, and if you want to escape the redundance of your routine life, a visit to Horsley hills would do the trick for you. The place is serene, beautiful, and offers tranquillity to exhausted minds. Experience the wilderness in its true form by vising the Koundinya Wildlife Sanctuary & Elephant Sanctuary here.
MYSORE

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Mysore is filled with cultural beauty, and if you want to get away from Bangalore or Chennai for a quick getaway, you can visit Mysore over the weekend. The place is filled with architectural masterpieces which will surely vow the admirer in you. There are several places to visit in Mysore, including the likes of Jaganmohan Palace, Zoo of Mysore, etc.
India is filled with beautiful destinations and that too in every corner. Irrespective of where you reside in the country, you can always find a worthy destination for a quick getaway to refresh your mind.
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