World Photography Day 2021: 10 places in India that are a photographer's paradise

On World Photography Day, we list you 10 places within India that every photographer will fall in love with!

10 places in India that are photographer's paradise

Gujarat’s Rann of Kutch – The white widespread desert of Rann is a one of the favourite places of the photographer to capture the stark contrasting colours of mother nature. Credit: Unsplash/Hari Nandakumar

Jammu and Kashmir: ‘Heaven on Earth’ - the region is resplendent with white beauty in winter and the photographer will definitely fall in love with the valley of Kashmir. Credit: Unsplash/Praneet Kumar

Andaman - As you reach this island, you can’t help but notice its sheer beauty which makes you to capture it on the lens. Credit: Unsplash/Tatonomusic

Tamil Nadu – One can capture the exhilarating and breathtaking beauty of India’s rich culture and the tradition. Credit: Unsplash/Siby_CD

Kerala: ‘Gods own country’ is known for its greenery, coastal weather and backwaters, and is a perfect place to click postcard pictures. Credit: Unsplash/Vishnu Prasad

Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh – An impromptu mind, an eye for detail, and patience is what is required to capture Varanasi’s ghats, narrow lanes and colourful walls. Credit: Unsplash/Snowscat

Hampi in Karnataka - The intricate carvings on the ancient monuments narrates the history and culture. Credit: Unsplash/Siddhesh Mangela

Ladakh: Biker’s paradise, Ladakh, is also a photographers dream place. The picturesque snow-clad mountains and the clean environment make for a beautiful subject of photography. Credit: Unsplash/Sandeep Kumar Yadav

Ajanta & Ellora Caves, Maharashtra: This place is photographer’s favourite due to the intricate carvings and the memorials dripping with the culture of the ages gone by reflecting its regal history. Credit: DH Photo

Pink City Jaipur – From City Place, Hawa Mahal to Amber Fort, the city exhibits Rajasthan’s royalty and its glorious history. Credit: Unsplash/Mohd Aram