Examination time is right here and the race to get admission in the best universities and colleges has begun. Having passed class 12th examination holds an extraordinary significance in one’s life. Students these days are exceptionally ambitious towards their career and may wander among several universities to choose the best. An infinite number of colleges and universities serves as a pool of options to choose from. The quality time that students spend, right after completing school and before joining college for degree, must be utilized in an efficient manner.
I can absolutely understand the emotions they must be going through as the memories they have been instilled with are pure, innocent, and hardly fade away. To make this time memorable, you must travel to different parts of the country and see new things because you don’t even have a boss who doesn’t approve your leave requests.
Here is the list of 5 destinations across India, students must consider visiting with their school friends right after their examination.
• Rishikesh, Dehradun
Summer Season is around the corner, and it is the best time to explore the adventurous side of Rishikesh. Being a traveler, it is almost impossible for you to keep yourself away from this place. If thrill and adventure is what you are seeking for, then Bungee Jumping and River Rafting are something you must try. There are plenty of adventure sports operators where you can make reservation for the raft and tent. Camping, eventually, completes your travel trip to Rishikesh.
• Jaipur, Rajasthan
Jaipur city, also known as the pink city, beholds its significance for its historic background. The city houses some of the most historic monuments and forts in India. The city primarily shows true majestic past of the kings ruled in India. The magnificent history of Jaipur would provoke an urge to go deeper into it. To know how the kings used to live and what royalty truly meant, you can consider visiting Jaipur with your friends. Besides, you can also taste the folk flavor of delectable local cuisines in ‘Chokhi Dhani’ and enjoy Elephant rides.
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• Bandipur National Park, Karnataka
Who doesn’t love being close to nature? I can count numerous advantages of forests. They give fresh air, keep things cool, help us fight against climate change, produce best food, give clean water, help the soil stay put, give us a way of life, and they always draw a crowd. Let the wild streak of your group take over. This sanctuary acts as home for endangered animals and provides them with the best available natural habitat to survive. Your friends and you would never be able to resist yourself from witnessing the scenic beauty of Bandipur National Park.
• Bhangarh Fort, Rajasthan
A trip to Bhangarh Fort, prominent as the most haunted place in India, will make you go through the haunted tales and leave you frightened and intimidated. A mere glimpse of the most haunted place in India is enough to make you feel shiver running up through your spine. Ruined buildings, Spooky ambience, and eerie stories of this place would entertain you throughout your trip. If you visit this place after the Sun is down, some serious adrenaline rush is certainly assured. The brave can be figured out during this trip.
• Coorg, Karnataka
It is my personal favorite. It is an outstanding South Indian destination for a pleasant getaway. Maze of greenery, winding roads, and mesmerizing scenery with hidden myths and legends, and a lost history are of great enthusiasm. A trip to Coorg would make you feel fresh and encumbered. Being present on the evergreen highlands of the Western Ghats, Coorg beckons tourists with its lush green surrounding and offers them a glimpse of the charming town and its cultural diversity.
So, this was the list guys and you must pack your Backpacks now. There are many more places you can visit to gift yourself an amazing experience. I hope you might consider visiting these places after you are done with your examinations.
It’s the time to go from “Wandering Lost” to “Wanderlust”.
