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India's Hidden Travel Gems Lose Charm as Overtourism Takes Hold

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India's once-secluded offbeat travel destinations are rapidly losing their appeal as they become increasingly mainstream. What were formerly quiet retreats for a select few are now struggling with overcrowding, reflecting a broader global pattern. Improved infrastructure and the influence of social media have together accelerated the discovery and popularisation of these spots. The growing footfall threatens the very authenticity that originally made these destinations attractive. Travelers are now caught between seeking genuine experiences and acknowledging their own role in driving mass tourism to fragile locations.

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