By Priyanka Roshan | Sept 17, 2024
Set-jetting—traveling to iconic film locations—is a thrilling way to relive your favorite movies. India’s diverse landscapes and stunning architecture have been featured in numerous Bollywood and Hollywood films. Here're 10 top destinations to fulfill your cinematic dreams:
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Udaipur, the "City of Lakes," is known for its majestic palaces and serene lakes. Its royal ambiance and scenic beauty offer a slice of Bollywood magic.
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Pangong Lake, featured in the climax of 3 Idiots, draws set-jetters with its stunning landscapes. Leh-Ladakh’s rugged mountains and clear waters offer an unforgettable adventure.
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Fort Aguada gained fame from Dil Chahta Hai. Goa’s beaches and relaxed vibe make it a favorite spot for fans to experience a touch of Bollywood.
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Shimla’s colonial charm and snowy peaks were featured in Jab We Met. This hill station offers a romantic setting for fans to relive their favorite film scenes.
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Mehrangarh Fort’s dramatic setting was highlighted in The Dark Knight Rises. The fort’s grandeur against Jodhpur’s blue cityscape provides an adventurous backdrop.
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Munnar’s lush tea gardens and misty hills were the perfect setting for Life of Pi. This serene hill station offers a cinematic retreat amidst nature.
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Varanasi, featured in Raanjhanaa, offers a spiritual journey with its ancient ghats and vibrant city life. It’s a unique destination for set-jetters interested in history and culture.
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Pahalgam’s scenic beauty was showcased in Bajrangi Bhaijaan. With its green meadows and snow-clad mountains, it’s a serene spot for nature lovers and film fans.
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As one of the world’s largest film cities, Ramoji Film City has been the backdrop for numerous films. A tour here lets you explore elaborate movie sets, from palaces to markets.
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Chand Baori, an ancient stepwell, was featured in The Dark Knight Rises. Its intricate design offers a unique and historical setting for set-jetting enthusiasts.
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