From Dzukou Valley  To Attari Border, 5 Tourist Spots In  India That Share  State Boundaries|  Curly Tales

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India’s Diverse  Geographic Landscape

From mountains and beaches to plains, India has a very geographic landscape. 

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Touching Boundaries 

Of the many stunning tourist spots in the country, many of them share borders with two or more states. 

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5 Tourist Spots That Share State Boundaries In India

Here are five such popular tourist spots in India that share state boundaries. 

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1. Chambal River Gorge

According to The Times of India, the beautiful Chambal River Gorge touches the borders of Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh. 

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2. Attari Border

The famous Attari Border in Punjab touches the international border  with Pakistan. 

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3. Dzukou Valley

Known for its lush landscape, Dzukou Valley shares boundaries with Nagaland and Manipur. 

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4. Pench Tiger Reserve

Home to tigers, leopards, and wild  boars, Pench Tiger Reserve lies  between Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra borders. 

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5. Amangarh Tiger Reserve

Straddling borders with Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, Amangarh Tiger Reserve is a significant wildlife sanctuary of India. 

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