169 places to discover
Albert Centre Market & Food Centre is a well-known hawker centre and wet market located at 270 Queen Street in the Rochor planning area, near Bugis in central Singapore. Established to resettle street hawkers from the former Albert Street, it houses over 80 stalls across market and cooked food sections. It is notable for its central location, affordable local dishes, and as a representative example of Singapore's hawker culture.
The Aliba Village Log Drum is a traditional Ao Naga log drum located in Aliba village in Mokokchung District, Nagaland. Carved from a single tree trunk, it is one of the notable heritage artifacts of the region. Historically used for communication and community gatherings, it now stands as a cultural landmark showcasing Naga craftsmanship and village heritage, attracting visitors interested in tribal culture and history.
Amar Kutir is a rural handicraft cooperative and cultural complex located at Ballavpur on the outskirts of Santiniketan in Birbhum district, West Bengal. Established in 1923, it is renowned for promoting traditional Bengali crafts including leather work, batik, kantha embroidery and bamboo crafts. The complex houses workshops, showrooms and exhibition spaces where visitors can observe artisans at work and purchase authentic handmade products supporting local rural livelihoods.
Amritsar Heritage Walk is a guided walking tour through the historic walled city of Amritsar, Punjab, starting from the Town Hall. Developed by Punjab Heritage and Tourism Promotion Board, the walk covers the 400-year-old Katra Ahluwalia area and surrounding bazaars. It connects key heritage structures, traditional markets, havelis, and religious sites, offering insight into the city's architecture, history, and living culture near the Golden Temple.
The Athangudi Tile-Making Craft Cluster is a traditional handmade tile production centre in Athangudi village, Sivaganga District, Tamil Nadu, in the Chettinad region. Renowned for vibrant, patterned cement tiles known as Athangudi or Chettinad tiles, the cluster comprises small family-run workshops. Established in the early 20th century, the craft uses cement, sand, pigments and glass on glass-topped tables, sustaining local artisan livelihoods and Chettinad architectural heritage.
Auniati Satra is a prominent Vaishnavite monastery located at Auniati on Majuli Island in Assam. Founded in 1653 by Niranjan Pathakdeva, it is one of the oldest and most important satras established under Ahom patronage. The satra is a major centre of the Ekasarana Dharma propagated by Srimanta Sankardev and is noted for its religious traditions, cultural heritage, museum and preservation of Assamese art forms.
Baba Chamliyal Shrine is a revered Sufi shrine located in Chamliyal village near Ramgarh in Samba district, Jammu and Kashmir, close to the International Border. Dedicated to the saint Baba Chamliyal, it is known for its annual Chamliyal Mela held in June. The shrine is noted for traditions involving sacred soil and water and is visited by devotees seeking blessings. Managed with BSF facilitation, it remains an important local pilgrimage site.
Baba Jitto Shrine is a revered folk shrine located in Jhiri village, about 20 km northwest of Jammu city in Jammu and Kashmir. Dedicated to Baba Jitto, a 15th-century farmer revered as a folk deity and martyr, the shrine commemorates his sacrifice against feudal exploitation. Set in rural surroundings with a simple temple structure, it is best known for the annual week-long Jhiri Mela held in October-November, which draws thousands of pilgrims and farmers.
Ban Rai Kong Khing is a community-based tourism village in Nam Phrae Subdistrict, Hang Dong District, about 20 km southwest of Chiang Mai city. It is recognized as a Sufficiency Economy Learning Center following the philosophy of King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX). The village is notable for organic farming, sustainable agriculture, local handicrafts and homestay experiences that showcase traditional Lanna rural lifestyle.
Ban Tha Sawang Silk Weaving Village is a renowned silk-weaving community in Tha Sawang Subdistrict, Mueang Surin District, about 8 km west of Surin city. It is famous for producing high-quality Thai silk, including the intricate Yok Thong brocade woven with up to 1,416 heddles. Supported under royal patronage, the village preserves traditional Khmer-influenced weaving techniques and serves as a living cultural center for visitors.
Bengenaati Satra is a prominent Vaishnavite monastery located at Bengenaati on Majuli Island in Assam. Established in the 17th century, it is one of the major satras of the Ekasarana Dharma founded by Srimanta Sankardev. The satra is noted for preserving Satriya culture, religious manuscripts, antiques and performing arts, and serves as an important centre of Assamese neo-Vaishnavite tradition and heritage.
Benreu Tourist Village is a designated rural tourism destination in Benreu village, Peren District, Nagaland, situated at about 1,950 metres elevation. Developed to promote community-based tourism, it showcases Zeme Naga culture, traditional houses and terraced landscapes. The village is known for panoramic views of Mount Pauna, the highest peak in Peren, homestay experiences, and as a base for trekking and exploring Naga village life.
The Bhadohi Carpet Weaving Cluster is a renowned hand-knotted carpet manufacturing hub located in Bhadohi city, Sant Ravidas Nagar (Bhadohi) district, Uttar Pradesh. Often called the 'Carpet City of India,' it accounts for a major share of India's handmade carpet exports. The cluster comprises thousands of looms and workshops across Bhadohi and surrounding villages, known for intricate designs, wool and silk carpets, and a Geographical Indication tag awarded in 2010.
Bhavani Jamakkalam Weaving Cluster is a traditional handloom hub in Bhavani town, Erode district, Tamil Nadu, near the confluence of the Bhavani and Cauvery rivers. It is renowned for the Geographical Indication-tagged Bhavani Jamakkalam, colorful hand-woven carpets and bedspreads made on pit looms. The cluster comprises numerous weaver households and cooperative societies preserving a centuries-old craft known for vibrant colours, durability and distinctive designs.
Cai Rang Floating Market is the largest and most famous floating market in the Mekong Delta, located on the Cai Rang River in Cai Rang District, Can Tho City. Formed in the early 20th century, it functions as a wholesale market where boats advertise produce on tall poles called cay beo. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables and local foods directly from boats. Recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage, it showcases the river-based trading culture of southern Vietnam.
Calintaan Wishing Cave is a small natural cave located in Barangay Calintaan, Matnog, at the southern tip of Sorsogon Province in the Bicol Region. It is known locally for the tradition where visitors toss coins and make wishes inside the cave. The cave features limestone formations, a shallow interior pool and a cool, enclosed environment. It is a modest community-managed attraction often visited as a side trip from Matnog's beaches and island-hopping tours.
Ca Mau Floating Market is a traditional river market on the Ganh Hao River in Ward 8, Ca Mau City, Ca Mau Province, at the southern tip of Vietnam. Boats gather to trade fresh produce, seafood and household goods directly on the water, using the distinctive cay beo pole to display wares. Smaller and more local than Mekong Delta markets further north, it offers an authentic glimpse of Mekong Delta riverine commerce and daily life.
Camina Balay nga Bato is a heritage house museum in Arevalo, Iloilo City, Iloilo Province, Philippines. Built in 1865 as the residence of Fernando Avancena and Eulalia Abaja, it is regarded as one of the oldest preserved bahay na bato structures in Iloilo. Now managed by descendants, it functions as a museum showcasing original furnishings, religious icons, and household artifacts, and is known for serving traditional tsokolate.
Chandigre Village is a traditional Garo tribal village located in West Garo Hills District, Meghalaya, near the foothills of the Nokrek Biosphere Reserve. Promoted as a rural tourism destination by Meghalaya Tourism, it is known for its preserved Garo heritage, traditional bamboo houses, and community-based homestays. The village offers visitors an authentic experience of rural Garo lifestyle, culture and natural surroundings close to Tura.
Chawngtlai Heritage Village is a preserved cultural village in Chawngtlai, Khawzawl District, Mizoram, about 157 km from Aizawl. It showcases traditional Mizo heritage through reconstructed huts, memorial stones and artifacts. Notable for its Lungphun memorial stone and Hmawngzung stone, the village highlights Mizo history, craftsmanship and rural lifestyle, and is promoted as a heritage tourism destination by Mizoram Tourism.
Chiang Khan Walking Street is a popular evening market located on Chai Khong Road along the Mekong River in Chiang Khan town, Loei Province, northeastern Thailand. Stretching about 1.2 kilometers through the old town's wooden shophouse area, it is known for its preserved riverside architecture, local handicrafts, street food, and cultural atmosphere. The market is a central attraction for visitors experiencing the town's heritage and Mekong riverside lifestyle.
The Chinatown Heritage Centre is a museum housed in three restored shophouses at 48 Pagoda Street in Singapore's Chinatown, within the Outram planning area. It recreates the living conditions of early Chinese migrants from the 19th to mid-20th century through period-furnished rooms, personal stories and interactive exhibits. Notable for its authentic shophouse architecture and curated collections, it offers insight into Chinatown's social history and the community's contributions to Singapore's development.
The Chinese Kali Temple is a small Hindu temple located in Tangra, the Chinatown area of Kolkata, West Bengal. Maintained by the local Chinese community, it enshrines Goddess Kali and is notable for its unique cultural fusion. Devotees offer handmade noodles, chopsuey and Chinese incense sticks as prasad. Established several decades ago, the temple symbolizes communal harmony and attracts both Bengali and Chinese devotees, especially during Kali Puja and Chinese New Year celebrations.
Chow Kit Market, also known as Pasar Chow Kit, is Kuala Lumpur's largest and most famous wet market located in the Chow Kit area along Jalan Chow Kit. It is a two-storey daily market known for fresh produce, seafood, meat, spices and local goods. Named after tin miner and community leader Loke Chow Kit, it has served as a central trading hub for decades and offers an authentic glimpse into local daily life.
Chu Dau Pottery Village is a historic ceramic craft village located in Thai Tan Commune, Nam Sach District, Hai Duong, now part of Hai Phong municipality, about 80 km east of Hanoi. Dating to the 13th century and flourishing in the 15th-16th centuries, it is renowned for distinctive white, translucent ceramics with floral motifs. Revived in recent decades, the village preserves traditional kilns, workshops and a heritage exhibition, offering insight into Vietnam's ceramic history and export tradition.
Chulichan Nunnery is a Buddhist nunnery located at Chulichan village near Rizong Monastery in Leh District, Ladakh. Affiliated with the Gelugpa school of Tibetan Buddhism and administered under Rizong Monastery, it serves as a residence and religious training centre for Buddhist nuns (Anis). Situated in an isolated rocky valley northwest of Leh, it is notable for its secluded setting, traditional Ladakhi architecture and close association with Rizong Monastery.
Chuong Conical Hat Village is a traditional craft village in Phuong Trung Commune, Thanh Oai District, about 30 km southwest of central Hanoi. Renowned for more than 300 years of conical hat (non la) making, it is one of Hanoi's most famous handicraft villages. Households and small workshops throughout the village produce palm-leaf hats using traditional techniques, preserving a distinctive rural craft heritage closely associated with Vietnamese culture.
Con Son Islet is a small river island on the Hau River in Bui Huu Nghia Ward, Binh Thuy District, Can Tho City, Vietnam. Formed by alluvial deposits, it is known for community-based ecotourism centered on fruit orchards, fish raft villages and traditional rural life. The islet preserves Mekong Delta agricultural landscapes and offers visitors an authentic experience of local farming, cuisine and river culture close to central Can Tho.
Cua Nhuong Fishing Village is a traditional coastal fishing community located at the mouth of the Nhuong River in Cam Nhuong Commune, Cam Xuyen District, Ha Tinh Province, Vietnam. The village is known for its fleet of colorful wooden fishing boats, daily fish markets, and long-standing fishing traditions. It offers visitors insight into local maritime livelihoods, seafood processing, and the daily rhythms of a central Vietnamese coastal settlement.
Cua Van Floating Village is a traditional fishing village located on Ha Long Bay in Ha Long City, Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam. Situated among limestone karsts and calm waters, it consists of floating houses, boats and rafts inhabited by fishing families. Recognized as one of the most picturesque floating villages in the bay, it is notable for its preserved fishing culture, pearl farming, and scenic bay setting accessible only by boat as part of Ha Long Bay cruises.
Dai Bai Bronze Casting Village is a traditional craft village located in Dai Bai Commune, Gia Binh District, Bac Ninh Province, about 30 km east of Hanoi. Established nearly 900 years ago, it is one of Vietnam's most renowned bronze casting centers. The village is known for preserving manual casting techniques to produce bells, statues, incense burners and household items, maintaining its heritage through family workshops passed down generations.
Dakhinpat Satra is a prominent Vaishnavite monastery located at Dakhinpat on Majuli Island in Assam, India. Established in 1584 by Banamalidev, a disciple of Srimanta Sankardev's tradition, it is one of the four Raj Satras patronized by the Ahom kings. The satra preserves Ekasarana Dharma traditions, religious manuscripts, artifacts and performs Sattriya dance and Bhaona theatre, serving as a major cultural and spiritual centre of Majuli.
The Dal Lake Floating Vegetable Market is a traditional wholesale market located inside Dal Lake in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir. Operating at dawn from boats, local farmers and growers sell fresh vegetables cultivated on the lake's floating gardens known as Rad. Accessible only by shikara, it is notable for its unique barter and sale system on water, offering visitors an authentic glimpse into the lake's agrarian lifestyle and centuries-old Hanji community traditions.
Dan Kwian Pottery Village is a traditional pottery-making community in Dan Kwian Subdistrict, Chok Chai District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province, about 15 kilometers southeast of Nakhon Ratchasima city. Renowned for its distinctive rust-brown stoneware made from local iron-rich clay, the village features numerous family workshops, kilns and roadside shops lining Highway 224. It is a long-established handicraft center where visitors can observe production and purchase ceramics.
Daporijo Suspension Bridges are traditional bamboo and cane hanging bridges spanning the Subansiri River at Daporijo in Upper Subansiri district, Arunachal Pradesh. Built using indigenous techniques by the local Tagin tribe, the bridges connect riverbanks and nearby villages. They are notable for their swaying structure, scenic river valley views, and demonstration of tribal engineering skills, serving as both functional crossings and cultural attractions for visitors to the town.
Darbargadh Palace is a heritage palace located in Poshina village in Sabarkantha district, Gujarat, near the Rajasthan border. Once the residence of the Thakurs of Poshina, it now operates as a heritage hotel. The palace is known for its white facade, arched verandas, courtyards and collection of tribal artifacts. Surrounded by Aravalli hills and tribal villages, it offers insight into regional royal architecture and local Garasia tribal culture.
Dong Giao Wood Carving Village is a traditional craft village in Luong Dien Commune, Cam Giang District, Hai Phong City (formerly Hai Duong Province), about 50 km east of Hanoi. It is a long-established center of woodworking in northern Vietnam, known for hand-carved furniture, religious statues, altars and decorative products. Generations of artisans maintain manual carving techniques, with workshops and showrooms lining village roads and supplying markets throughout the region.
Donyi Polo Dere Aalo is a prominent prayer hall and cultural centre of the indigenous Donyi-Polo faith located in Aalo (Along), headquarters of West Siang district, Arunachal Pradesh. Built to serve the Adi community and followers of Donyi-Poloism, which venerates the Sun (Donyi) and Moon (Polo), the Dere features traditional architecture, a central prayer hall and community gathering space. It is notable as a symbol of cultural revival and preservation of tribal heritage in central Arunachal Pradesh.
Donyi Polo Gangging is a prominent prayer hall and cultural centre of the indigenous Donyi-Polo faith located in Pasighat, headquarters of East Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh. Revered by the Adi and other Tani communities who worship Donyi (Sun) and Polo (Moon), it serves as a place of congregation, prayer and preservation of traditional beliefs. The simple, spacious hall with traditional motifs reflects indigenous architecture and offers insight into the region's living heritage.
Etikoppaka Lacquer Toy Craft Village is a traditional handicraft village located in Etikoppaka, Anakapalli district, Andhra Pradesh, on the banks of the Varaha River. Renowned for its 400-year-old lacquer toy-making tradition using soft Ankudu wood and natural vegetable dyes, the village holds a Geographical Indication tag. Visitors can observe artisans crafting colorful toys, learn about sustainable techniques, and purchase authentic handmade products directly from craftspeople.
Go Co Ancient Village is a preserved historic settlement in Sa Huynh ward, Duc Pho town, Quang Ngai Province, central Vietnam. Located near Sa Huynh beach and lagoon, it retains traditional stone-walled houses, narrow alleys and wells dating back centuries. Associated with Sa Huynh culture (approx 3000 years) and later Champa, the village is notable for its intact vernacular architecture and archaeological heritage, now developed as a community-based cultural tourism destination.
Gorsam Chorten is a historic Buddhist stupa located in Gorsam village in the Zemithang Valley of Tawang district, Arunachal Pradesh, about 92 km from Tawang town. Standing about 28 metres high with a whitewashed dome and golden spire, it is the largest stupa in Arunachal Pradesh and is modeled after the Boudhanath Stupa in Nepal. Built in the 12th-13th century, it is an important pilgrimage site and hosts the annual Gorsam Kora festival.
Goubert Market is the main traditional market of Puducherry, located on MG Road in the Heritage Town area near White Town. Established during the French colonial period, it is also known as the Grand Bazaar. The market is notable for its bustling covered halls and open stalls selling fresh vegetables, fruits, fish, flowers, and household goods, serving as the central daily shopping hub for locals and a cultural experience for visitors.
Hee Bermiok is a heritage village located in Soreng District of West Sikkim, about 30 km from Pelling. Declared as Sikkim's first heritage village, it is known for traditional Limboo culture, cardamom and organic farming, and panoramic views of Mt. Kanchenjunga. The village offers homestay experiences, forested trails, monasteries and biodiversity, making it a quiet rural tourism destination in the eastern Himalayas.
Hee Gyathang is a small Lepcha village located in Lower Dzongu in Mangan District, Sikkim, serving as the gateway to the Dzongu Lepcha Reserve. Situated on the banks of the Teesta River and surrounded by forested hills with views of the Kanchenjunga range, it is notable for its traditional Lepcha culture, cardamom cultivation, and scenic natural setting. The village offers homestay-based tourism and a tranquil introduction to Dzongu's protected cultural landscape.
Heritage Street is a 1-kilometre pedestrian promenade in central Amritsar, Punjab, connecting the Town Hall to the Golden Temple (Sri Harmandir Sahib). Redeveloped and inaugurated in 2016, it features red sandstone facades, colonial-style lamp posts and open plazas inspired by traditional Amritsari architecture. The street is notable as the main ceremonial approach to the Golden Temple and as a cultural and shopping hub with handicraft shops, eateries and public art installations.
Hieu Village (Ban Hieu) is a small Thai ethnic village located in Co Lung Commune, Ba Thuoc District, Thanh Hoa Province, within the Pu Luong Nature Reserve in north-central Vietnam. The village is notable for its traditional stilt houses, terraced rice fields, and the nearby Hieu Waterfall with cascading pools. Surrounded by limestone mountains and streams, it offers an authentic rural landscape and is a central destination for trekking and community-based tourism in Pu Luong.
Hoai Khao Village is a traditional mountain village located in Quang Thanh Commune, Nguyen Binh District, Cao Bang Province, northern Vietnam, within the Phja Oac - Phja Den National Park buffer zone. Home to the Dao Tien ethnic group, it is notable for well-preserved stilt houses with yin-yang tiled roofs, terraced fields, and beekeeping traditions. The village offers an authentic rural landscape and is recognized as a community-based tourism destination in Cao Bang.
Holipura Heritage Village is a historic rural settlement in Bah Tehsil, Agra District, Uttar Pradesh, located near the confluence of the Yamuna and Chambal rivers about 70 km southeast of Agra city. Known for its cluster of 200-300-year-old havelis, temples and traditional homes, the village preserves Braj-region architecture with carved wooden doors, courtyards and frescoes. Promoted as a heritage tourism destination, it offers insight into traditional village life, architecture and local culture.
Honesty Coffee Shop is an unmanned self-service store in Ivana on Batan Island, Batanes, Philippines. Operated without staff, visitors select snacks, drinks, coffee and souvenirs and leave payment in a drop box based on trust. Established by a local couple, it has become a well-known tourist attraction that showcases the Ivatan value of honesty. Located near Ivana Port, it features a simple wooden structure with priced goods in a quiet coastal setting.
Hon Khoi Salt Fields are extensive traditional salt flats located on the Hon Khoi Peninsula in Ninh Diem, Ninh Hoa, Khanh Hoa Province, about 45 km north of Nha Trang. Covering hundreds of hectares, they are one of Vietnam's largest salt production areas. The site is notable for its geometric white salt pans, seawater evaporation ponds, and generations-old manual harvesting methods that create a distinctive cultural landscape popular for photography and cultural tourism.
Hon Village (Ban Hon) is a traditional tourism village located in Ban Hon Commune, Tam Duong District, Lai Chau Province, in northwestern Vietnam. Set amid rice fields and mountains near Tam Duong town, it is inhabited primarily by the Lao ethnic group. The village is notable for well-preserved stilt houses, brocade weaving, and community-based tourism offering homestays, local cuisine, and cultural performances for visitors.
Huai Krot Community is a community-based tourism village located in Huai Krot Subdistrict, Sankhaburi District, Chai Nat Province, central Thailand. The village preserves traditional central Thai wooden houses, agricultural lifestyles and local wisdom. Recognized as a cultural tourism destination, it offers homestays, handicraft demonstrations and local food experiences. Visitors explore rural landscapes, learn about rice farming and community traditions while experiencing authentic village life near the historic Sankhaburi area.
Hunderman Heritage Village is a preserved abandoned village in Hunderman Broq, about 10 km north of Kargil in Ladakh. Located close to the Line of Control, it showcases traditional Balti stone houses left as they were after residents fled during the 1971 war. The site includes the Museum of Memories with everyday artifacts, documents and war relics, offering insight into border village life and Balti heritage.
Imambara Budgam is a prominent Shia religious congregation hall located in Budgam town, Budgam district, Jammu and Kashmir, about 15 km from Srinagar. It serves as a central place of worship and gathering for the Shia community, especially during Muharram. The structure features traditional Kashmiri architecture with spacious prayer halls. Maintained by the local religious trust, it is notable for its religious importance, community role, and as a landmark in central Kashmir.
Jakhama Village is a Southern Angami Naga village located about 16 km south of Kohima in Kohima District, Nagaland, along National Highway 2. It is one of the larger villages in the region and is notable for its terraced agricultural fields, hillside setting, and traditional Naga settlement pattern. The village is widely known as the location of St. Joseph's College, Jakhama, established in 1985.
Jalesar Bell Craft Cluster is a traditional brass and bell-metal artisan settlement in Jalesar town, Etah district, Uttar Pradesh. Renowned for handmade ghungroos, bells, and brassware, the cluster comprises numerous small workshops where artisans use age-old casting and hammering techniques. Recognized under Uttar Pradesh's One District One Product scheme for Etah, it preserves a centuries-old craft heritage and offers visitors insight into rural handicraft production and local artisan culture.
The Jim Thompson House is a historic house museum in Wang Mai, Pathum Wan, central Bangkok, on the Khlong Saen Saep canal. Built in 1959 by American businessman Jim Thompson, who revitalized the Thai silk industry, it comprises six traditional Thai teak houses reassembled to form a residence. It is notable for its preserved Thai architecture, extensive collection of Southeast Asian art and antiques, and lush tropical garden.
Jui Tui Shrine is a prominent Chinese Taoist shrine located on Ranong Road in Talat Yai, Phuket Town, Phuket Province. One of the oldest Chinese shrines in Phuket, it is closely associated with the annual Phuket Vegetarian Festival. The shrine features traditional Chinese architecture, ornate decorations, colorful statues of Taoist deities, and large incense coils. It serves as an important religious center for the local Thai-Chinese community and a notable cultural attraction for visitors exploring Old Phuket Town.
Kadammanitta is a small village in Pathanamthitta district in central Kerala, located near Pathanamthitta town. It is best known as the home of Kadammanitta Padayani, a traditional ritual art form performed at the Kadammanitta Devi Temple. The village is set amid paddy fields, coconut groves and low hills, and is also associated with the Malayalam poet Kadammanitta Ramakrishnan. It offers visitors a glimpse of rural Kerala culture and temple traditions.
Kamalabari Satra is a prominent Vaishnavite monastery located at Kamalabari on Majuli Island in Assam. Established in the late 16th century, it is one of the principal satras of the Ekasarana Dharma founded by Srimanta Sankardev. The satra is a centre for Satriya culture, art, music and dance, and is known for its religious teachings, manuscript preservation and cultural performances.
Kanker Palace is a heritage palace and hotel located in Kanker town, Kanker District, Chhattisgarh, on the banks of the Doodh River. Built in the early 20th century as the residence of the rulers of the former princely state of Kanker, it now functions as a heritage hotel managed by the royal family. Notable for its colonial-influenced architecture, landscaped gardens, and display of royal artifacts, it offers insight into the region's princely history.
The Kannauj Attar Craft Cluster in Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, is a concentration of traditional perfume workshops in the city known as the perfume capital of India. Located on the Ganges plain, the cluster preserves the centuries-old deg-bhapka hydro-distillation method for making natural attars from flowers, herbs and wood. Visitors can observe small family-run distilleries, earthen stills and sandalwood oil base production that has defined Kannauj's craft identity for generations.
Kavant Tribal Cultural Village refers to the tribal settlement of Kavant in Chhota Udepur district, eastern Gujarat, near the Gujarat-Madhya Pradesh border. Inhabited predominantly by the Rathwa tribe, the village is known for its vibrant Pithora wall paintings, traditional handicrafts, and weekly tribal haat. It offers visitors an authentic insight into Rathwa culture, art, and rural lifestyle and is often visited during festivals and the Holi-season fair.
Kharsali Village is a small Himalayan village in Uttarkashi district, Uttarakhand, located near Janki Chatti on the route to Yamunotri. It is notable as the winter abode of Goddess Yamuna when Yamunotri Temple closes due to snow. The village is known for its traditional wooden houses, ancient Shani Temple and Yamuna Temple, and scenic mountain surroundings at an altitude of about 2,675 metres.
Kho Muong Village is a traditional White Thai ethnic village located in Thanh Son Commune, Ba Thuoc District, Thanh Hoa Province, within the Pu Luong Nature Reserve. Set in an isolated valley surrounded by limestone mountains and terraced rice fields, it is known for its well-preserved stilt houses, tranquil rural landscape, and nearby Kho Muong Cave. The village offers insight into Thai culture and is a popular stop for trekking tours in Pu Luong.
Khuoi Ky Stone Village is a traditional Tay ethnic village in Dam Thuy Commune, Trung Khanh District, Cao Bang Province, near Ban Gioc Waterfall. Notable for its 14 well-preserved stilt houses built entirely of stone dating back about 400 years, the village is recognized as a national heritage site. Set against limestone karst mountains and valleys, it preserves unique architecture, cultural traditions, and offers homestay experiences for visitors exploring northern Vietnam.
Kigwema Village is a large Angami Naga village located about 15 km south of Kohima in Kohima District, Nagaland. Situated at the foothills of Japfu Range, it serves as the main base for treks to Dzükou Valley and Japfu Peak. Known for traditional Naga houses, terraced fields and community-based homestays, the village offers insight into Angami culture and rural life while providing scenic views of surrounding hills and forests.
Konyak Heritage Complex is a cultural heritage site located in Leangha Village in Mon District, Nagaland. Developed to preserve and showcase the traditions of the Konyak Naga tribe, the complex features traditional morungs, wooden architecture, artifacts and exhibits related to Konyak customs. It serves as a centre for cultural preservation and visitor education, offering insight into the tribe's history, craftsmanship and social practices within a rural hill setting near the India-Myanmar border.
Korzok Monastery is a Tibetan Buddhist monastery located in Korzok village on the western bank of Tso Moriri Lake in Leh district, Ladakh, at an altitude of about 4,595 metres. Belonging to the Drukpa Kagyu lineage, it was rebuilt in the 19th century and serves as the spiritual centre for the Changpa nomadic community. Known for its traditional architecture, murals and annual Gustor festival, it overlooks the high-altitude lake and surrounding Changthang plateau.