Debarati Pal
India's last village before the Tibet border lies near Badrinath and is associated with the Mahabharata, the Saraswati River, and ancient cave shrines.
India's abandoned town marks the country's southeastern tip, where the Bay of Bengal meets the Indian Ocean. It was destroyed by the 1964 cyclone and remains largely uninhabited.
Located over 15,000 feet in North Sikkim near the India–China border, Zero Point is known for year-round snow and Himalayan mountain views.
One of India's easternmost villages, Kaho lies in Anjaw district near the India–China border and is among the country's first inhabited places to see the sunrise.
India's southernmost point on Great Nicobar is marked by a lighthouse. Parts of the coastline subsided after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
At over 4,200 metres in Spiti Valley, Kibber is among the world's highest permanently inhabited villages and serves as a base for Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary.
Located near the Line of Control, Gurez Valley follows the Kishanganga River and was once part of an important trade route to Central Asia.
Gujarat's westernmost inhabited village lies near the India–Pakistan border in Kutch, surrounded by salt marshes and coastal ecosystems within the Narayan Sarovar region.