Journey beyond the usual tourist trails to discover secluded communities, timeless traditions, and breathtaking landscapes.
We're sure you have traveled
to numerous mountains and beaches, but how about taking you on a tour of the end roads of India, which we bet you have never heard of? So this time, let us travel virtually to discover these last-edged villages which are less explored, but they are sheer beauty.
Dhanushkodhi, Tamil Nadu
This place is located in the southeastern part of Tamandu and is popularly known as the ghost town. It is just at the border of this state, and it is only 31 km in distance from Sri Lanka. The place can offer you beautiful beaches to visit, and people can also witness the Ramas Bridge here. Rameshwaram is just a few kilometres from this place, so if you are planning to visit Rameshwaram, you are advised to take a day tour to Dhanushkodhi. In case you are still not impressed by this place, let us inform you that this is the place where Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, the Missile Man of India, grew up.
Dhordo, Rann of Kutchh
Dhordo is a small village amidst the white sand desert of Gujarat, specifically indicated in the Rann of Kutchh. This last village in the west of the country has now become popular for the Rann Utsav, which takes place every year. Apart from the Rann, Dhordo is also a must-visit because of the beautiful sightseeing places around this village. You can find this place at the last edge of the border while having a view of some native houses.
Dong, Arunachal Pradesh
Located on the easternmost border of the country is a small village in Arunachal Pradesh. Specifically, it is located at a point where the borders of three countries meet. Another interesting fact about this beautiful village is that it is near the Lohit River, which is around 1240 meters above sea level. Visiting this beautiful scenic place, the Dong Valley, will be a great treat for nature lovers. And we’re quite sure the picturesque landscapes of the village will leave you awestruck.
Mana, Uttarakhand
The last human habitat in Uttarakhand is Mana, which is situated around 43 km away from the border. If you are planning to visit the Valley of Flowers, you could add Mana to your list and visit this beautiful place, which will welcome you with its hoarding "The Last Indian Village." The beautiful Himalayas surrounding the village are something you might be looking for while planning your next mountain trip.
Have you decided yet, from which last edge of the place would you like to start?
