Love Adventure? These Indian Places Are Best For Skiing, Watersports And More

You want to save money, yet have the best of adventure in India? Well, there are so many places where you get adventure activities, be it in the east, west, north or south. They are more affordable as compared to activities in foreign countries and well you will see a lot of Indians you will be able to connect with as well. Let's jump into this list which we hope will be of use to you. 

Skiing in Auli, Uttarakhand

 

 

 

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Skiing ✅ (don't forget to carry your glairs 🙄) . . . . . #auli#auliskiing#auliskiresort#travel#traveller#instatravel#instatraveller#instatravelling#vacations#vacationmode#winters#winterwonderland#skiing#fun#adventure#adventurestories#traveldiaries#shotononeplus6t#shotononeplus#oneplus_india#oneplusphotography#india#himalayangirls#incredibleindia#uttrakhand2019#uttrakhanddairies 😍

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This place is located around 250 km from Rishikesh in Uttarakhand, and skiing here is a delight for those in love with skiing. The slopes are at an altitude of 3000 metres which is good for beginners as well as professional. Don't have the right gear? Go to any Decathlon store and you are sorted. 

Bouldering in Hampi

 

 

 

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Super fun traverse on this huge sliced off piece of rock! Starting on one corner, traverse all the way around and finishing by manteling on the diagonally opposite corner. My friend Pirmin taught me a new move; a toe and heel hook combination (not shown on my pictures but you can sort of see a bit on the last pictures of him - he did it the nicest, smoothest and most efficiently!). So good!! It felt secure and definitely saved a lot of energy along the final edge! 😃 #bouldering #boulder #boulderup #climbing #climber #climbers #climbon #climbwithindia #hampi #boulderinghampi #southindia #travelindia #climbingdestinations #girlswhoclimb

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Hampi has a number of giant boulder hills which is ideal for bouldering. What is that you ask? It is a form of rock climbing which is without of ropes or harnesses. It is a trending activity and people actually take training for it. You could either carry your own equipment or rent them in Hampi itself.

Snowboarding in Gulmarg

This one is a famous one and of course, it is a winter sport. Snowboarding gives you an adrenaline rush. If you haven't tried it yet, what are you thinking about? There is no harm in trying. There are people who teach you as well so everything is there, just keep your mind open.

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Hot Air Ballooning in Rajasthan

Don't like dangerous, risk-taking activities? This activity is your best bet. It is one upcoming activity in India in North India and is something that you must experience at least once in a lifetime. Rajasthan is an answer to many things and it includes adventure as well!

Caving In Meghalaya

 

 

 

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Meghalaya #Caving, a unique adventure unlocking the the unknown and wondrous world of limestone caves. #DiscoverIndia #FierceTrail #IncredibleIndia #MeghalayaCaving #Adventure #travelling #trip

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Have you ever explored the darkness of the mountain caves or crawled through tight spaces at an unknown destination? If you are a curious kind of a person then Meghalaya has your answers. This place has more than a hundred caves formed due to the climatic conditions and has a lot of unexplored places waiting to be discovered.

Watersports in Sindhudurg

There are a number of watersports in Sindhudurg, which is nearly 60 kms from Sindhudurg fort where lies Tsunami Island. This Island has become an epicentre for all lovers of watersports. You can try rides like Jetski, Banana, Bumper, Kayaking, Water scooter and Winch Parasailing here. 

Hanging Tents near Mumbai

Yes, this is extreme camping at Sandhan Valley. It is just 3 hours from Mumbai near Bhandardara and is not at recommended for the faint-hearted. You’ll have to stay inside a tent in which the only thing separating you from a deep valley will be air! Yes, you read that right, you will be hanging mid-air. These tents are supported with an aluminium portaledge and a firm base.