Places Famous For Sunsets In North India

- Sukhna Lake is an artificial lake in the foothills of the Himalayas.
- Created in 1958, the lake is an integral part of the city of Chandigarh.
- During winters, it becomes a sanctuary for exotic migratory birds.
- Sunset is best viewed from the end point of the lake.

- Watching the sunset at Dal Lake while walking along the Boulevard road is amazing.
- The Dal Lake is measured five miles from north to south and two miles from east to west.
- Total area of the lake is 21 square kms out of which open water area is 12.1 Sq. Km.

- Diskit Village, is located on the edge of a desert on the Shyok Valley.
- During sunset, the angular rays of the sun bring this stretch of desert to life.
- It is always a magical time in Ladakh with the mountain ranges throwing out various hues of yellow and orange light.
- The Diskit Monastery, which is 350 years old, is the main attraction of this village.
- The architecture of the monastery reflects the Tibetan style and culture.

- Sunset is the best time to enjoy the silhouette view of the desert here.
- The view of the sunset from the sand dunes is great.
- The Desert Festival is organised here in the month of February and March, when the place transforms into a cultural hub.
- Tourists can enjoy camp fires, camel and Jeep safaris in the sand dunes.

- It is situated to the south of Tallital, Nainital.
- About 3 kms from Nainital, there is a famous temple of Lord Hanuman.
- It is a religious centre and famous for its sun set view.
- One can view the magnificent sun set & valley view of the Tarai from this point.
- Watching the sun gliding down the mountains is what makes the place the most interesting.
- People who visit Nainital do not miss the opportunity of watching the mesmerizing view of sunset that one can get from this place.