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One of the best places in India for stargazing, Hanle is home to the Indian Astronomical Observatory (IAO), one of the world's highest observatories.
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With its high-altitude desert terrain and thin atmosphere, Spiti offers clear skies ideal for celestial observations.
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The Sam Sand Dunes in the Thar Desert provide a vast, open sky with little to no light pollution. The clear desert atmosphere makes it an ideal location for spotting planets, constellations, and even meteor showers.
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Known as the Princess of Hill Stations, Kodaikanal is home to the Kodaikanal Solar Observatory, one of the oldest in India.
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With its pristine beaches and lack of urban lighting, Neil Island offers an extraordinary view of the Milky Way. The reflection of stars on the sea adds to the surreal experience.
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Famous for its stunning blue waters, Pangong Lake is also an exceptional spot for night sky observation. The high altitude and remote location make it perfect for astrophotography.
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Often referred to as the Scotland of India, Coorg has several secluded spots with clear skies. Tadiandamol Peak and Mandalpatti Viewpoint are great for observing celestial bodies.
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Home to the Guru Shikhar Observatory, Mt. Abu is the only hill station in Rajasthan, providing an excellent vantage point for stargazing. The observatory conducts night sky observation programs for tourists.
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Each of these destinations offers a unique celestial experience. Which one would you like to visit first?