Most underrated travel destinations to eplore in India

In a nation comparable to the size of India, entrepreneurship is frequently confined to the cities. However, a more subtle transition is taking place, with developing cities providing the ideal balance between business, connectivity, and fascination. Ramanpreet Singh, Chief Growth Officer at SKIL Travel, points out, these locations might not make the news, but they sure are actively working behind the scenes.

Trivandrum, Kerala 

The capital of Kerala offers more than just Ayurvedic destinations and lagoons. Technopark and ISRO's Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre are enabling Trivandrum to tactfully fuel IT and aerospace initiatives. Leisure time is only a brief detour away, and the city's serene, seaside atmosphere is perfect for productive travel.

Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh

Vijayawada, which is lined by the Krishna River, has developed into a thriving hub for both education and business. The city serves as an access point to commerce in coastal Andhra, especially in the sectors of construction, agricultural processing, and transportation, courtesy to one of the key railway junctions in South India and growing airport connections.

Bhubaneswar, Odisha 

The once-slumbering temple village has now shifted into an early version of a futuristic city. With its IT parks, start-up incubators, and thoughtfully designed urban infrastructure, Bhubaneswar successfully combines culture with innovation. After conference calls, travellers frequently head to peaceful lakes or historical caves.

Ranchi, Jharkhand 

This capital city is rapidly transforming into a resource-driven industry portal to the east. Conversations about mining activities, coal, and steel find their way into co-working cafés and luxurious resort lounges. The mild atmosphere and verdant foliage of Ranchi provide a striking contrast to the city's industrial nucleus.

Hubli-Dharwad, Karnataka 

Growth is the sole objective embraced between these twin cities. While Bengaluru is stealing the limelight, Hubli-Dharwad continues to evolve silently as a vital commercial and logistical hub in northern Karnataka. For corporate travellers who want to access the state's rural economy without being stuck in city traffic, this is a fantastic choice.

Ludhiana, Punjab

Ludhiana takes business seriously. Being one of India's cutting-edge cities, it was founded on the principles of production, hosiery, and textiles. A couple of days in Ludhiana is an apprenticeship in resiliency and size if you intend to learn the fundamentals of a family-owned business enterprise.

Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu

Coimbatore is known as the Manchester of South India, yet its tenacity extends beyond the textile industry. Negotiations are struck over filter coffee and factory visits because of its strong technical foundation, expanding fintech involvement, and close proximity to the Nilgiris.