Are You Fond of Slow Travel Try These Houseboat Trips

Sailing along India's many rivers or coasts can be both enjoyable and therapeutic. There is no frantic routine to follow, and you can enjoy life in the slow lane. Although Kashmir and Kerala are known for their houseboats, other states follow suit.

However, remember that you must book houseboat tours only with government-registered operators.

This orchard land is notable for the Dal Lake, which is surrounded by the grandeur of the Himalayas. The houseboats in this lake, known as Shikaras, are one-of-a-kind wooden constructions. The boats feature intricate carvings and a deep historical connection to the country's culture. Despite their historic appearance, these boats are outfitted with luxury and modern comforts. Some people like to spend a few hours floating on&nbspShikaras, touring floating marketplaces and taking in the scenery. At the same time, the most popular tourist attraction is a sunset trip on the lake aboard a houseboat.

A tour in the houseboats, fitted with lavish facilities, is highly recommended. While travelling on these houseboats, you may visit several beaches and enjoy some of the most luxurious facilities. While on such a tour, you can also experience other water sports, such as scuba diving or snorkelling.

This lovely hill station in north-eastern India is well-known for tea and the Brahmaputra River. The major activities in this region are river cruising and houseboat trips. The scenery is the most admirable aspect of picking Assam for houseboat activities. During your houseboat cruise in Assam, you can also visit the Navagraha Temple, Bhuvaneshwari Temple, Majuli Island, and other prominent tourist attractions.