News India Live, Digital Desk: In today’s busy life, we become so busy in fulfilling our responsibilities that we forget how beautiful the world around us is. Traveling is not just about relaxing, but it is also the biggest way to know our country, its culture and ourselves. Today is National Tourism Day! India celebrates this day every year on 25 January. The main objective of celebrating it is to promote tourism in the country and to honor the hard work of millions of people associated with tourism. On this special occasion, let us take a look at the 5 best destinations whose beauty and culture you must experience this year! 1. Ladakh: Where even the roads speak Why special: It is called ‘High Pass Earth’ or an experience like the surface of the moon. Serene Buddhist monasteries, blue waters and high snow-clad mountains—Ladakh is not just a journey but a journey of the soul. Advice: Plan a bike trip and don’t miss the view of Pangong Lake. 2. Meghalaya: Home of clouds Why special: Meghalaya means ‘home of clouds’. Here you’ll find everything from India’s cleanest village (Mawlinong) to root bridges made of living trees. Experiencing rain in Cherrapunji is amazing in itself.Experience: This place is perfect for nature lovers away from the crowd.3. Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh: A living history of art Why special: The temples of Khajuraho are not just a place to visit, but a book of Indian art and craftsmanship. Built by the Chandela dynasty, these temples are known worldwide for their magnificent carvings.History: If you are interested in history and want to see the details, then this UNESCO World Heritage Site should be on your list.4. Hampi, Karnataka: Stoppage of time Why special: Hampi, once the capital of the Vijayanagara Empire, still hides its old glory in its ruins and stone formations. Seeing the strange rocks and temples built on the banks of the Tungabhadra river, you will feel as if you have come to an old world. Attractions: Do see the stone chariot and Vitthal temple here.5. Munnar, Kerala: Green Sheet of Tea Why special: Munnar in Kerala is known for its vast tea plantations. The lush green hills and cloudy weather make it feel like heaven on earth. The spice gardens and peaceful environment here will definitely give you relaxation.