Apart from the tours and itineraries mentioned earlier there are many day trips you can make to quieter destinations, away from the major cities of India.

Delhi is in the near vicinity of many wildlife sanctuaries, hill stations and quiet getaways. The Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, Surajkund and Badhkal lakes in Haryana, Neemrana and Kesroli forts in Rajasthan, the mud fort at Kuchesar in Uttar Pradesh and the Corbett National Park are easily accessible and provide a refreshing tour. You can also travel to Agra and its beautiful Taj Mahal from Delhi, and return to the capital in a day.

Mumbai is in the near vicinity of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park and Bassein Fort which are easily accessible and provide a refreshing tour.

Chennai is in the near vicinity of getaways such as Muttukkadu, Thirukalukundram, Pondicherry, and the Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary. The seacoast offers options for water sports, bird watching and rafting and camping tours. Pilgrimage sites such as the Tirupati temple complex in Andhra Pradesh are accessible from Chennai.

Kolkata is a good starting point from which you can travel to other tourist locales in West Bengal, such as Darjeeling or take a tour of Sikkim and the fascinating North Eastern states of India. Bangalore has a number of cultural centers near it, which offer a number of traditional craft items, to the tourist. Ramanagaram is a silk cocoon-marketing center. Janapada Lok (near Ramanagaram) and Channapatna (60 km southeast of Bangalore) are famous craft centers. Mekedatu, 98 km south of Bangalore, and Muthyalamaduvu, 40 km from Bangalore (also known as the Pearl Valley), are other important picnic spots. Devarayandurga, 70 km from Bangalore, is famous for its hilltop shrines and rock climbing venues. The historic city of Mysore is 139 km from Bangalore and has a number of monuments belonging to the British, Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan, as well as the grand palace of the Maharaja of Mysore.

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