Top 7 places to travel with kids in North India

The Taj Mahal, a masterpiece of Mughal craftsmanship and one of the Seven Wonders of the World, stands as a testament to Shah Jahan's enduring love for his beloved wife, Arjumand Bano Begum, popularly known as Mumtaz Mahal. It is a sight to behold, a fusion of Mughal and Persian architectural styles. Its most outstanding feature is the marble tomb. 
The Agra Fort is a historical marvel near the Taj Gardens. Made from red sandstone, it houses the Jahangir Palace and Khas Palace, offering a glimpse into the region's rich history. 
 

Manali, a peaceful retreat, offers serene valleys, pine forests, and the gentle River Beas. Jogni Falls and Rahala Falls further enhance the soothing ambience. The town's terraced farming and fruit orchards make it a haven of natural beauty. Religious devotees are drawn to Hadimba, Manu, and Shiv temples, while adventure enthusiasts can enjoy camping, trekking, and rafting. The Rohtang Pass is a must-visit place for people visiting Manali. Backpackers will love the town's nature, wildlife, and tranquility. 
Don't miss the unique shopping opportunities on Mall Road, where you can find a variety of local crafts and souvenirs. Manali also offers plenty of picturesque scenes, surrounded by the city's vibrant flora and fauna, making it a paradise for photography enthusiasts.
 

With its tranquil settings, splendid views, and pristine nature, Kashmir is a perfect holiday destination in North India. The picturesque Gulmarg, Srinagar, Pahalgam, and Sonmarg create beautiful experiences. The famous Amarnath Cave, a pilgrimage site for devotees of Lord Shiva, is a must-visit. The Dal and Nigeen lakes offer a chance to stay on a houseboat and enjoy a Shikara ride, adding to the serene atmosphere.

Gangtok, with its remarkable view of Mt. Kanchenjunga, is an adventure waiting to happen. The untouched hill station, nestled in the mountains, is a paradise for trekkers to the Himalayan Mountain ranges. The colourful beauty and the attractive winding hill roads are even more breathtaking if seen from a birds-eye view in a cable car. Gangtok is rich in natural beauty and has several attractions, such as Tsomgo Lake, Ban Jhakri Falls, Tashi Viewpoint, and more. The Teesta River, among the finest whitewater rafting spots in Northeast India, adds to the thrill.

Royal Rajasthan on Wheels is a memorable experience. The luxury train lets you visit forts and other historic palaces, wide-ranging landscapes, varied cultures and exciting colours of Rajasthan. The high points of the train are its classic interiors, delightful meals, exclusive wines, and personalized service by the 'Khidmatgars' or attendants. The luxury train takes you from Delhi to Jaisalmer, the Pink and the Blue City, Sawai Madhopur, Chittorgarh, Udaipur and Bharatpur. 
This train results from Palace on Wheels' feat and is inspired by the luxury train. Royal Rajasthan on Wheels was started in 2009. The Royal Train is a joint venture of the Indian Railways and Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation. The train has the best hospitality and elegance of the past.
 

Haridwar has been a primary Hindu pilgrimage site for centuries. As one of the 7 holiest cities in India, it bustles with devotees. In the modern day, Haridwar reflects the culture of India and thus offers much to its visitors. Rishikesh has numerous religious legends associated with Lord Vishnu.
The Ganges accentuate its twin city, Rishikesh. The town is suspended between spectacular riverside promenades, forests, mountains, and clear blue skies, lending it a dreamlike appearance. The Ram and Lakshman Jhulas are architectural feats in themselves. These bridges span over 750 ft. over the Ganga.

Nainital’s appeal is no less than a dreamscape. Once, the British elites used it as a retreat during the Indian summers, and the tradition is the same for natives and foreigners alike.
The best tourist places in Nainital are the Jim Corbett National Park, Naina Devi temple, Hanuman Garhi, Mall Road market, Tibetan market, Naini Lake, Nainital Zoo, and Snow Viewpoint.