The beautiful Himalayan range can be beautifully described in 3 words: temples, high mountain peaks, and lush greenery. Destinations like Darjeeling, Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan, and Sikkim are ideal for adventurous newlyweds looking to travel someplace different for their honeymoon. Include the monasteries and hidden villages on your itinerary to get a personal feel of the Himalayan culture, customs and traditions.

In the following lines we’ve detailed some of the best travel destinations for couples in the Himalayas. Enjoy a trip of a lifetime and have a time of your life exploring places very few have had the chance to see before.

Delhi’s magical kingdom 

India’s Delhi is a magical destination for a honeymoon. It might take you a day or two to get used to the sounds, smells and alluring colors. But it will all be worth it. Everything’s possible in Delhi. Old Delhi has a old-fashioned vibe couples will fall in love with. Everywhere you look there are jewelers trying to sell you things, spices and tea varieties? In the New Delhi area, the future unfolds. Gurgaon almost seems like a spatial city packed with endless skyscrapers and glitzy malls.

Spiti Valley 

India’s most secluded regions; Spiti Valley is a territory of pure mysticism. The rugged terrain, extreme weather conditions, and vast remoteness make it stand out. There are only a few villages spread here and there, so you shouldn’t expect much. The best thing that you can do is embrace the silence. Spiti is an excellent trekking spot. Pin-Bhaba, Pin-Parvati, and Parang-La are three of the most well-known routes. The scenic views will take your breath away.

For a more old-fashioned, rustic experience and captivating views, there are excellent lodging places nearby. Explore “Komic”, “Dhankar” and “Demul” villages, and choose the best that matches your demands. The locals are extremely welcoming people. Spiti Valley is a honeymoon destination that invites tourists to connect the region’s customs and traditions; meditate and explore the Buddhist culture.

Tirthan Valley 

There’s a small village hidden in the Himalayas known as Tirthan Valley. It almost feels like coming out of a fairytale. Adventurous holiday seekers and nature lovers will most likely fall in love with the thick woods and striking apple orchards. Tirthan Valley is the main entry point to the Great Himalayan National Park. If you have time to wander around and explore the premises, don’t hesitate. The bird watching experience, walks through the natural habitat, river rafting, and overnight camping should make your honeymoon memorable.

Kasol, Himachal Pradesh

Planning the perfect honeymoon is not exactly the easiest decision to make. Fortunately, Himalaya has plenty of surprising destinations that will sweep you off your feet. Kasol is a charming village nestled within the beautiful Parvati Valley. Some call it India’s “mini Israel”. Onsite, you’ll come across lots of Israeli backpackers and traditional restaurants with excellent signature foods.

Kasol is surprisingly beautiful. The mountain scenery is splendid; as for activities, honeymooners should venture into the wild and explore the picturesque sights in the area. Make sure to stop by Parvati River, or engage in a trekking trip uphill; through the lush forest that connects Kheer Ganga to Tosh Valley.

Leh-Ladakh 

Located up-north from the Great Indian Himalayan range, Leh-Ladakh prides with spectacular natural sights. The sheer beauty of the region exceeds all expectations. There are beautiful Buddhist monasteries in the area you should check out; if you’re the type of honeymooner hunting for peace and relaxation, this is the best place to reconnect with nature. Leh-Ladakh is also an adventurous travel spot. Among some of the activities it boasts, we should mention mountain biking, trekking, and adventure climbing. Which one’s your favorite?

We know that planning the best honeymoon vacation can be challenging. However, if you make plans in advance and settle on an itinerary that appeals to your senses, everything will turn out as planned. Decide on the best Kumaon hotel, books flights with at least 4 months in advance, and let the adventure begin. The Himalayan range is vast; note that you won’t be able to explore it all in 7 days. Set some priorities and settle on the region with the highest potential to exceed your expectations.