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Living root bridges, canyon waterfalls and some of the wettest villages on earth — Meghalaya rewards travellers who like walking, water and slow days.

A cold desert of ochre ridges, Buddhist monasteries and lakes that change colour by the hour. Ladakh is India's most cinematic road-trip landscape.

A cold desert valley of thousand-year-old monasteries, fossil villages and some of the highest inhabited settlements in the world.

Slow houseboat nights, tea-covered hills and a coastline built for long, easy days — Kerala is India's most relaxed multi-landscape trip.

Fortified cities, palace stays and desert horizons — Rajasthan is the most rewarding introduction to India's living heritage.

Alpine meadows, shikara mornings on Dal Lake and short treks into some of the greenest valleys in the Himalaya.

From orchard villages and forest walks to high passes and cold deserts, Himachal covers the widest range of Himalayan travel in one state.

Monastery towns, rhododendron forests and clear views of the world's third highest peak, all in a compact Himalayan state.

Easy international travel with island time, northern hill towns and one of the world's great food cultures.

Big, empty and surprisingly accessible — Kazakhstan pairs Almaty's mountain backdrop with canyons, lakes and steppe road trips.

Cliffside monasteries, volcanic landscapes and a café culture that makes Yerevan one of the easiest small capitals to love.

Teahouse trekking, Kathmandu's temple squares and lakeside Pokhara — the most accessible big-mountain travel in the region.