Sandeshkhali (The Sunderbans) : French author  Dominique Lapierre has been visiting the Sunderbans every year to collect "vitamins of life." But when the islander's own "Dominique dada" i.e. elder brother returns next time, he will pen a book on lives in the world's biggest estuarine delta.

Mussoorie, with its green hills and varied flora & fauna, is an extremely popular hill resort. Commanding a wonderful view of extensive Himalayan snow ranges to the north-east, and glittering views of the Doon Valley, Roorkee, Saharanpur and Haridwar to the south, the town presents a fairyland atmosphere amidst the mounatin mist and serene lakes.
Its history dates back to 1827 when Captain Young, an adventurous military officer in the occupying British Army, explored the present site and laid the foundation of this holiday resort in the forest bound state of Uttar Pradesh. Mussoorie is famous for its scenic beauty and is one of the most popular honeymooning spots in India.

One of the major attractions of the Ladakh region is the tremendous scope it offers to trekking. The avenues available for this activity range from short, day-long treks up and down mountain slopes or across a ridge to enjoy the sheer beauty of the himalayan scenery, to long trans-mountain traverses involving weeks of walking and camping in the wilderness. The Western flanks of the region, particularly the Suru and Zanskar Valley's of Kargil district, due to their general lie along the Grat Himalayan Range itself, offer a variety of routes across the world's greatest mountain range through various depressions or passes in its crest. The Zanskar Valley, in particular, is a challenging area where even a casual visit to a monastery or a remote village settlement ensures a rewarding trek.