1. MAWLYNNONG – MEGHALAYA

Located 90 km from Shillong on the India-Bangladesh border, Mawlynnong is famous for being the cleanest village in Asia. “Incredible India” springs to mind when visiting this village, for its beauty is superseded by a great margin. It is an ideal village form in India, as the main occupation of the people there is agriculture, the literacy rate is 100%, there are only about 100 houses, and the natural beauty is mesmerizing. A bamboo sky tower provides beautiful views of the village and Bangladesh as well.

2. POOVAR – KERALA

The small village located in the Trivandrum district in the southern part of Kerala has an age-old historical value as well as simple and captivating beauty. Despite being only 30 km away from Trivandrum, it is not commonly found in people's streets of places to visit in South India, hence making it an untouched and unexplored wonder. During high tide, the Nayyar River flows into the Arabian Sea, and the beauty of the scene lends it a mesmerizing beauty. The legendary Sri Bhadrakali Devi Temple is situated close to the village.

3. KIBBER – HIMACHAL PRADESH

Located in the Spiti Valley of the Himalayas, Kibber is the highest village in the world which is connected by roads. There are only 80 houses in the village, but they are unique in that they are all built of stone, not brick, as is common in those areas. The plant is rare but has high medicinal value. There is a monastery that was established in 1992. It is one of the most beautiful villages in India with its beautiful mountains and barren grandeur.

4. MATTAM – TAMIL NADU

Mattam is a fishing village with 99% of the population of Christian ethnicity. The village is famous for Mattam beach, which is quite pristine. The beach is covered by sand on one side and by rocks on the other. It is a less crowded beach, making it a great find for tourists. The sunset view from the lighthouse also has a few other things to see.

5. MALANA – HIMACHAL PRADESH

Located in the Parvati Valley, Malana is considered to be the world's first democracy. It is cut off from the rest of the world, with people speaking a dialect they can understand and following strict customs. Quietly associated with this place few travelers go there to explore the attractions of Parvati Valley as well.

6. LAMAYURU – LADAKH

One of the oldest monasteries in Ladakh, the village is easily accessible from Leh. The peculiar geological landscape of the place is referred to as a "moonscape", as it is believed that the soil here is quite similar to the soil on the moon. Nestled amidst the beautiful Ladakh Mountains, the Lamayuru monastery is the main attraction of the village, especially the annual festival or Yuku Kabgyat, where the lamas perform a masked dance.