I Compared Indian Places to World Locations | what I found truly shocked me | Unseen India

[Music] Is this one country or 20 in disguise? Where snow meets sand and oceans kiss the skies. Where pine trees echo in him breeze and houseboats drift through Carol’s peace. Where Ladak looks like Mars, silent and wide, and Rajasthan burns golden on the desert’s pride. Where Megallayia’s clouds make the heavens bend, and Sikkim feels like the earth’s quiet end. No passport stamped, no border crossed. Yet every mile a world is lost. From Swiss-like valleys to island shores, India holds what the whole world adores. So tell me this, with wonder true, which place in India surprised even you? Drop it below. Let your memory roam because in this land the world feels home. Now sit back and let your heart explore the many indas you’ve never seen before. In my last video, many of you said India feels like a mini world. That got me thinking. So, I went through my India footage and compared it with world locations. And what I found truly shocked me. Our adventure starts here, where the deserts come alive and color seems to burst from the earth. This is Rajasthan. And if you didn’t know better, you might think you stepped straight into Morocco. [Music] Start in Jess where sandstone fortresses rise from the dunes like mirages just like it Benhadu Morocco’s legendary desert Kaspar. Then ride through the shifting sands of the Thar desert where camel caravans and windb blown dunes echo the landscapes of Msuga. Jessir, where honey forts rise from the dunes, mirroring the charm of Waza Zate, Morocco’s cinematic desert city. [Music] Then head into the heart of the Thar Desert, where camel caravans carve ancient roots through shifting sands just like in Morocco’s Zagora. The blue painted lanes of Jodpur. They strikingly resemble the iconic blue alleys of Chef Chowan in Morocco. [Music] Rajasthan and Morocco are thousands of kilome apart, but they share the same warmth of the sun, the same desert winds, and the same romance in their streets and sands. And the best part, you don’t need to cross continents. India already has its own Morocco right here in Rajasthan. From the sundrenched forts and dunes of Rajasthan, the journey takes a dramatic turn soaring into the cloud-kissed silence of Arunachal Pradesh. Tucked away in India’s northeast, Arunachal doesn’t just feel remote, it feels elemental. The terrain shifts rapidly. Snowdraped passes, dense pine forests, and valleys so quiet you hear the rhythm of your own breath. [Music] Standing at Cellar Pass, surrounded by frozen alpine lakes and Himalayan winds, you’d think you’d flown into the southern Alps of New Zealand. The resemblance is uncanny, not just in the landscape, but in the feeling. The stark beauty of Mount Cook National Park, [Music] the glacierfed Hooker Valley, and the dreamy pastels of Lake Tapo all echo the drama of Arunachal’s highlands. Then the Zero Valley, where pine forests meet rice terraces in gentle harmony. [Music] It’s hard not to compare it to Glenori, just outside Queenstown, a quiet place where golden fields stretch under low clouds and nature feels cinematic at every turn. and Tawang with its sweeping vistas and snowscapes. It calls to mind New Zealand’s fjorded land where valleys open like story books and snow dusts the horizon. If you’ve ever dreamed of flying across the world to walk through Middle Earth, Arunachal gives you that magic right here at home. The beauty is raw, the silence is pure, and every turn on the trail feels like a scene from a film you’ve always wanted to step into. So before booking a ticket to New Zealand, consider this. Arunachal Pradesh isn’t just India’s hidden treasure. It’s a worldclass destination that rivals the best of the planet. From Vunachal Pradesh, we move on to a land where the scenery shifts once again. The journey turns lush, where hills breathe mist, rivers meander slowly, and ancient ruins rise out of earth like forgotten stories. This is Karnataka, and it might just be India’s answer to Italy. Take a walk through Kurug where the air smells of coffee and the hills roll endlessly blanketed in green. It’s not unlike Tuscanyany where vineyards and olive groves paint the same soft rhythmic landscape. [Music] Then there’s Hampy. Raw, weathered, and ancient. Its surreal boulder strewn terrain and temple studded horizon feels surprisingly close to the ruins of Pompei [Music] or the countryside around Mata Italy’s cave city. These places may be worlds apart but the visual poetry is strikingly similar. on the coast, Udupi and the famous Maravanthy beach where the highway runs between the Arabian Sea and a calm river are a mirror to Italy’s Amalfi coast where land and sea move side by side. [Music] Italy may be known for its layered beauty, cities, countryside, coasts, but Kataka offers all of that, too. Wrapped in its own unique flavor. If you’re dreaming of an Italian escape, Karnataka gives you the same emotional journey without leaving India. [Music] When you think of charming mountain towns, Austria often comes to mind with its snowdusted Alps, quaint villages like Halstat, and elegant cities such as Saltzburg and Insbrook. Austria’s blend of stunning alpine beauty, historic architecture, and peaceful lakes makes it a dream destination for travelers seeking both nature and culture. Utarakand offers that same enchanting vibe from the banks of Rishiesh and Haridoir where the Ganges flows sacred and serene to the colonial charm of Musuri known as the Queen of Hills. This Indian state is a blend of nature and culture that feels very Austrian. Further into the mountains, you’ll find the remote village of Sankri, the pristine Gangotri glacia, and the sacred town of Badrinath nestled among snowcapped peaks. Places like Almora and Madyamaheshwar offer peaceful retreats with rich traditions and breathtaking views. [Music] What connects Utarakand and Austria is this harmony between nature and culture. The alpine trails, crystalclear rivers and the feeling of stepping into a fairy tale. But Utarakand adds its own magic. The spiritual energy, vibrant festivals and the warmth of Indian hospitality. So if Austria is on your travel list, consider Utarakand. All the beauty, peace, and culture you want, but right here in India. After exploring the cool alpine charm of Utarakand, it’s time to head south to a land where the air turns warm, the landscapes turn lush, and the pace of life slows to a calm rhythm. Welcome to Kerala. India’s tropical treasure. As Thailand is famous for its tropical charm, lush green landscapes, calm backwaters and exotic beaches. places like Phuket, Krabby, [Music] and the peaceful canals of Aayutaya draw millions of travelers every year. You’ll feel something very familiar here. Similarly, in Alipe, you can drift across the peaceful backwaters in a housebo, passing swaying palms and villages built on the water’s edge, much like a slow cruise through Thailand’s canals. Then there’s Muna with its rolling tea plantations that seem to stretch endlessly. [Music] An unexpected twist of green hills and cool breezes. [Music] Vagaman, still under the radar for many travelers, is like Kerala’s secret with pine forests, mistcovered meadows, and winding roads that look like a dream. And let’s not forget the stunning lakes like Ashtamoodi and Venadu where birds skim the surface and fishermen glide past with nets in hand. [Music] Thailand may be known for its tropical vibe, but Kerala gives you that same beauty with its own relaxed rhythm, rich biodiversity and quieter, more personal experiences. [Music] If you’re planning a trip to India, Kerala is the calm your journey needs. When you think of snowy mountains [Music] and picture perfect villages, Switzerland often comes to mind. with its iconic Alps, crystalclear lakes like Lake Geneva and Lake Lucern, [Music] and charming towns like Zamat and Interlacan. [Music] [Music] Switzerland feels like a postcard come to life. But did you know that India has its very own Switzerland? Welcome to Himachal Pradesh. This Himalayan state offers all the magic of the Alps. From the rugged high alitude deserts of Speedy Valley to the lush apple-filled orchards of Kenor, Himachal’s landscapes are wildly diverse and breathtaking. Manali is the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation with river valleys, pine forests and cozy cafes. [Music] The hidden gems like Sange Valley and Parvati Valley offer serene trails and pristine nature far from the crowds. [Music] Villages like Chikul and Kalpa feel like time has slowed down with wooden houses and friendly locals welcoming you into their world. These valleys nestled in the lap of snowcapped peaks have the same peaceful storybook feel as Switzerland’s alpine villages. What makes Himachow feel like Switzerland is not just the snow and mountains, but the fresh mountain air, the tranquil villages, and the balance of nature and culture. But unlike Switzerland’s polished tourist spots, Himachow offers a warm authentic experience filled with rich traditions and heartfelt hospitality. So next time you dream of Switzerland, remember Himachal Pradesh has all that beauty waiting for you right here in India. [Music] After exploring the serene valleys and snowcapped peaks of Himachal Pradesh, we enter the vibrant state of Tamil Nadu, a land of contrasts that beautifully mirrors the charm of Greece. Tamil Nadu offers everything from serene hill stations like Kodai Canal where misty valleys and shimmering lakes invite quiet reflection to the sun-kissed shores of Kanyakumari [Music] India’s southern tip where the Arabian Sea, the Indian Ocean and a stunning horizon come together in a spectacular natural symphony. [Music] Take Ramiswaram, a coastal town surrounded by turquoise waters and coral reefs. The bustling city of Chennai with its blend of colonial architecture and vibrant markets echoes the lively atmosphere of Athens where history and modern life mingle effortlessly. Further inland, the vibrant textile hubs and pleasant climate of Cooim Batorรฉ bring to mind the lively towns of Thesali in Greece, where agriculture and industry intertwined amidst rolling plains and cozy communities. Meanwhile, the charming hill station of Uti in nearby Tamil Nadu with its cool climate and lush gardens shares a serene beauty similar to Greece’s mountainous regions like Meteora where nature and human settlement create a striking harmony. The connection between Tamil Nadu and Greece lies in their shared love for coastal beauty, historic richness, and diverse landscapes. For travelers seeking a taste of Greece’s timeless allure, Tamil Nadu offers an equally captivating experience all within the heart of India. After tracing the coastlines of Tamil Nadu, where land and sea dance under golden sunsets, we now rise into a dramatically different world. Stark, silent, and spectacular. This is Ladak, where the sky stretches wide and the land feels untouched by time. Imagine the shimmering blues of Pangong Cho, the serene isolation of Too Mariri, [Music] and the craggy terrain of Lamayuru known as India’s moonland. [Music] In Nubra Valley, vast expanses of rugged mountains give way to lush green orchards and crystal clearar rivers, where nature’s raw beauty blends with serene villages under endless blue skies. Then there’s Hanley, home to one of the world’s highest observatories, where the night sky glows like a planetarium. This vast open beauty is what makes Ladak feel so much like Tibet, [Music] especially near places like the dramatic Niang River Gorge where cliffs rise steep and the river roars in silence. Or like Mongolia, known for its vast steps and untouched regions like Oron Valley or the haunting stillness of the Gobi Desert. So while Leak is uniquely Indian, the raw, rugged spirit it offers is globally rare. And that’s exactly why so many travelers say it feels like Tibet or Mongolia. But the best part, you can experience it all right here in India. [Music] [Music] [Music]

I compared Indian places to world locations and what I found truly shocked me. This is a foreignerโ€™s honest experience of India, showing how Indian destinations look just like the most beautiful places around the world.

From snowy landscapes that look just like Europe, to tropical backwaters that feel straight out of Southeast Asia, to deserts that could belong in North Africa. India has it all.

Each region in this journey will remind you of a different corner of the planet. Youโ€™ll see alpine villages that feel like Switzerland, valleys that look like New Zealand.

This is not just about travel, itโ€™s about discovering Unseen India, where every corner feels like stepping into another country, yet itโ€™s all here in one nation. These wonders of India amazed me how India mirrors the entire planet, proving. These are the Wonders of India.

๐Ÿ‘‰ Watch till the end to uncover which Indian destinations mirror

Switzerland, New Zealand, Italy, Austria, Thailand, Tibet, Mongolia, Morocco, and even Greece the similarities will leave you speechless.

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34 Comments

  1. That's a beautiful presentation on India. There are a few more stunning ones I would like to add- Nainital in Uttarakhand, Wayanad in Kerala, Salt desert in Gujarat, Delhi, Jaipur, Kumbalgarh fort, more of North East, the Islands, and the Royal city of Mysore in Karnataka.

  2. India doesn't want to look like anyone else. India loves to look like India.
    Beautiful video โคโค Huge regards.. for your appreciation for my motherland. Vandematram.

  3. Rajasthan, was a delightful eye opener for me. ๐ŸŽ‰ And I donโ€™t quite understand where you are getting these comparisons, India is India, it is unique and no other place compares to it. Thanks for the great video

  4. India is like a mini continent therefore it is called the Indian subcontinent comprising modern day India and its neighbours.๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ

  5. Let me say in no uncertain terms. The problem with most Indians is that they are completely unaware of what is present in their own country and believe that there isn't much to see in India. Its a wonderful idea to travel abroad to explore the world but extremely ignorant and silly to be unaware and dismissive of the beauty of your own country. This is mostly because most travelers both Indian and foreign, cover overcrowded urban areas which are a civic mess and the world at large starts believing that that's all to it. A few do just to belittle but the joke is entirely on them because instead of admiring the real breath taking beauty they have wasted their time chasing the urban chaos.

    Thank you for making such a lovely video.

  6. Its all going away slowly. In the name of modernity and development the charm of many places are being eroded and buildings and people have slowly become uniform throughout the country. I am from a small town located in the north-eastern part of India. It was known for its natural beauty and quaint charm but off late lot of unnecessary construction work has totally ruined it. Flyovers, malls, influx of people, traffic is slowly turning it into any other indian city. It used to be very clean but now slowly it's even getting dirtier by the day and the climate has changed quite drastically in the last 10 years with summers getting longer each year and the heat rising. I just hate it

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