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Rural tourism involves holidaymaking in countryside areas, away from urban centres.
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It often includes activities such as hiking, farm stays, wildlife watching, and experiencing local rural culture and traditions.
Following villages are perfect for rural tourism in India.
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A picturesque fishing village that offers backwater cruises, toddy tapping experiences, and fresh seafood.
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The world's largest river island, famous for its Vaishnavite monasteries and vibrant Mising tribal culture.
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A remote, high-altitude desert valley with Buddhist monasteries and breathtaking Himalayan landscapes.
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A coastal village offering pristine beaches, cashew plantations, and opportunities to observe traditional fishing practices.
A historic town renowned for its intricate hand-woven carpets and proximity to the Kolleru Lake, India's largest freshwater lake.
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Which of these villages would you visit first?
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