By Priyanka Roshan | March 19, 2025
India’s breathtaking landscapes hide some of the most stunning river canyons, where nature’s artistry shines through. From rugged cliffs to emerald waters, these canyons promise adventure, photography, and pure awe. Take a look…
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Nicknamed the “Mini Grand Canyon of Gujarat,” Kadiya Dhro stuns with its deep reddish-brown rock formations. Centuries of erosion have sculpted this wonder, making it a paradise for trekkers and shutterbugs alike.
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A hidden jewel in Meghalaya, Wari Chora is a lush green marvel carved by the Simsang River. Dense forests, crystal-clear waters, and unspoiled beauty make it a trekker’s dream destination.
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Often called the “Grand Canyon of India,” Gandikota’s towering cliffs and the majestic Penna River create a surreal panorama. Explore the historic Gandikota Fort for a glimpse into the past amid jaw-dropping scenery.
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Popularly known as the “Grand Canyon of Bengal,” Gangani is sculpted by the Shilabati River. With its mesmerizing laterite formations and serene surroundings, it’s a perfect spot for photography and peaceful getaways.
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Marvel at the shimmering marble rocks of Bhedaghat as the Narmada River winds through this striking canyon. Experience the thrill of a boat ride, especially on moonlit nights when the stones glow silver.
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Laitlum means “End of Hills,” and true to its name, it offers jaw-dropping vistas of rolling greenery and deep gorges. This offbeat paradise is a perfect trekking spot for those seeking untouched beauty.
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Tucked near the Sunabeda plateau, Kanakund is a raw and rugged canyon surrounded by dense forests. Adventure seekers can revel in rock climbing, trekking, and exploring nature’s finest secrets.
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The Chambal River carves a fascinating badland terrain, home to unique ravines and diverse wildlife. Hop on a boat safari to spot gharials, dolphins, and migratory birds in this wild wonderland.
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Zanskar’s dramatic cliffs and icy rivers make it one of India’s most extreme landscapes. In winter, it transforms into the famous Chadar Trek, where adventurers walk over a frozen river amidst towering walls.
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