insta worthy clicks

Planning to take a trip up north for clicks that will make your Instagram followers envious? We’ve got you covered. We bring to you a list of the top 10 northern tourist destinations with enchanting beauty and an abundance of the most ‘insta-worthy’ spots. So, wear your photographer pants and get started.

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1. Thiksey, Jammu & Kashmir

You may not have heard about Thiksey located in Leh as it is one of the offbeat tourist spots of India. It is a small village that is also known as the land of Lamas. With beautiful snow-clad mountains around and the bliss of nature, Thiksey gives you a click-worthy backdrop. You visit the stunning blue lakes and enjoy the sight of a million stars in the clear sky at night.

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2. Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh

Spiti Valley, what was once considered a barren land is now gaining popularity for all the right reasons. It has some of the most beautiful spots for great clicks. You can capture the majestic mountains, the glorious Chandratal Lake, Tibetan temples and the culture effortlessly there. 

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3. Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh

Clear skies, mountains that kiss the sky , Buddhist monasteries, prayer flags, lakes and the blessings of nature can sum up what one can expect in Dharamshala. It is, without a doubt, one of the best locations in northern India for photography as you will find a picturesque spot everywhere you go.

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4. Shimla, Himachal Pradesh

The snow-capped Himalayas makes Shimla one of the must-visit places in the north to click photographs. Mesmerizing natural beauty and the impeccable architecture of churches, temples and museums will surely give you some Insta-worthy clicks that can spike up your follower count. 

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5. Ladakh, Kashmir

No list of places in the north to click photographs would be complete without Ladakh on it. One of the most picturesque places in India, Ladakh is known for its crystal blue waters and white mountains, making it a photographer’s paradise. 

6. Valley Of Flowers National Park, Uttarakhand

If you want your feed to be full of colours and look aesthetic, Valley of Flowers National Park will provide you with just the right elements. Right from the moment you begin your trek up Govindghat, you will witness sights worth capturing. 

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7. Sikkim

The state of Sikkim has dramatic landscapes. Home to India’s highest mountain, Kangchenjunga, Sikkim has both snow-capped mountains and lush greenery with emerald waters. You are sure to get some Insta-worthy shots in the state. 

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8. Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir 

The sunsets in Shrinagar are simply magical. Providing you with the right hues, getting some mesmerizing snaps here is so fulfilling. You can also capture the reflection of white snowy mountains in the clear waters of the enchanting lakes of Shrinagar. Things like these are what make it one of the most beautiful places to photograph in the north.

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9. Parvati Valley, Himachal Pradesh

It won’t be an overstatement to say that Parvati Valley is a gem for photographers. One of the most spellbinding places in north India, in Parvati Valley you will never fall short of places to capture. Clear waters of the river, lush greenery and snow-covered mountains provide you with the best views and insta-worthy clicks.

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10. Isa Khan Niyazi’s Tomb, Delhi

With exemplary architecture, Isa Khan Niyazi’s Tomb has to be one of the photogenic places in India. The texture of the walls, the design of the tomb and everything around it is simply worth your time. Not only will you get some amazing shots of the tomb itself, but it also makes an ideal backdrop for portraits. 

These were just a few of the many places in the north to feed your passion for photography. We hope you get your perfect shot at these places. 

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