As a little girl, I used to read all those lustrous fairytale books filled with colourful houses and picturesque locales, but never imagined that such dreamy places ever existed on the Earth for real. Well, I was so wrong! Tucked away from the eyes of hungry travellers, the villages of India is an ocean of dreams from which you don’t wish to wake up. For people living in this scenic village, taking a stroll along the canal, admiring sunset while standing on a wooden bridge and living inside quaint, thatched-roof farmhouses is not a dream! Do you know any these type of village in India?
Dear Shaileyee,
Dreamy isolated villages? Only if you go and stay there for a few days! They have also plenty of problems which the outsiders are not aware of. This is based on my real life experience.
I have seen that in a village connected by roads one has to run down 14 km to and fro for a paracetamol tablet !
However, I am not discouraging you by any means. We can enjoy and learn many a things from remote village life too. Go ahead and search out one; happy journey!
With best wishes,
Subir.
Dreamy isolated villages are necessity for a modern human being, who is exhausted by the civilization.Such sort of person has the greatest opportunity to relax, being in silence and in the interaction with nature.
Now society has been segmented, and people are turning less human and more professional.
I agree with @ Subir Bsndyopadhyay that villagers Aldo have a lot of problems.
Dreamy villages are for relaxation after one is fed up with modernity where either driving or walking on the road you do not enjoy. There is greater search of such places now-a-days. Models of rural conditions are created as an exhibition so that urban people can also enjoy.
Every ecosystem has problems, be it urban or rural. If we mix the two trouble starts. While passing on the road we rarely find lily and lotus plants in ponds now a days.
Anyway, India is still full of such dreamy villages which are quite common in northeastern part. Paonta Sahib In Himachal pradesh is also worth seeing where you can walk along the canal with front view of mountains.
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