Films play an important role in our everyday lives, and we all would agree to the different effects that each kind of film has on the audience. The fictitious world looks like a fantasy to us, but most of the beautiful scenes are shot in real locations.<\/p>\n
Picture yourself at exotic destinations<\/a> from your favourite films, and even the thought is very thrilling. These are the kind of destinations we all want to visit in real life at least once.<\/p>\n Some of the destinations anyone would love to visit are compiled here.<\/p>\n Scotland is a beautiful place, and the main attraction here is the breathtaking scenery and warm residents. The location has provided Bollywood with some of the most exotic locations to make their actors fall in love with each other. The wide grounds of Glen Coe are just one of those places.<\/p>\n Remember the Simla summer camp in Kuch Kuch Hota Hai? It was actually shot in Scotland. Be ready for the verdant beauty of the surroundings during your visit to this place.<\/p>\n From the famous Kollywood flick Vinnaithandi Varuvaya to the Shah Rukh Khan starrer Chennai Express, Kerala was shown majestically in many Indian movies. Known as God\u2019s own country, Kerala is one of the beautiful places in India. Have a lavish vacation in Kerala by staying at Anaikatti \u2013 By The Siruvani<\/a>, Thekkady \u2013 Woods N Spice<\/a>, or Munnar \u2013 Terrace Gardens<\/a>.<\/p>\n Yash Chopra could very well be regarded as the person who started the trend of shooting songs in foreign locations. Take Chandni, for example; the movie has some exquisite sequences shot at the famous Alpenrausch Lake in Switzerland. The lake is known as the Chopra Lake in honour of Yash Chopra by the Swiss Officials.<\/p>\n Prague has been considered as\u00a0one of the most beautiful cities in the world\u00a0that has beguiled the senses since Middle Ages. Words such as \u201cgolden\u201c, \u201ccity of a hundred spires\u201c, \u201cthe crown of the world\u201c had been popularly attributed to Prague, which is located right in the heart of Europe. Ranbir Kapoor starrer Rockstar had some film scenes shot in Prague, Europe that enticed the Indian viewers.<\/p>\n Karan Johar made his iconic film Kal Ho Naa Ho set in New York. Although New York is a place where many movies, both Hollywood and Bollywood, are conventionally shot, Karan had a different approach, and he decided to showcase lesser known places such as Brooklyn Bridge Park for some rewarding emotional sequences.<\/p>\n Another Karan Johar production \u2013 Dostana showed some great visuals of Miami Beach during the shooting for songs and some of the scenes. The director of photography in the movie did an excellent job of bringing out the truly exotic essence of the city of Miami. At the shore in Miami Beach, visitors can indulge in swimming, surfing, and jet skiing in the warm and crystal-clear Atlantic waters. You can also spend some hours napping on the white sands, or you can also simply watch the beautiful people, especially at South Beach, a favourite with models and celebrities.<\/p>\n Greece is one other place that Indian movies turn to for songs. The movie Bachna Ae Haseeno had the song Khuda Jane shot in the beautiful exotic valleys of Greece, which melted the heart of the Indian audience. Don\u2019t we all want to go to this beautiful international destination<\/a> with our significant other and dance like how the lead pair did?<\/p>\n Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara brought out the best in Spain, and it, in fact, was the main reason for many Indians to add Spain to their travel wish list; especially, the beautiful coastline of Costa Brava featured in the film set new goals for the travel lovers.<\/p>\n Have you watched the recent Bollywood flick, Dear Zindagi, and were mesmerized by the beauty of Goa<\/a>? The beautiful beaches, the quintessential, Indian roads, the Goan cuisine \u2013 Goa<\/a> is definitely a must-travel place. Don\u2019t we all want to chill in a boutique resort<\/a>, play in the casino, bath in the beach, and enjoy the Goa carnival?<\/p>\n The small and scenic emerald green lake in central Switzerland is no doubt a family-friendly holiday place. The beautiful scenery briefly features in the\u00a0romantic ballad “Tujhe Dekha To”, in the movie Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge, where Raj and Simran are shown\u00a0fishing\u00a0on the banks and catching a shoe.<\/p>\n These exotic destinations, where groovy scenes and sequences of films were shot, are surely worth travelling to at least once in everyone\u2019s life. They indeed have a lot to offer to the visitors in terms of sightseeing.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t wait any further! Travel to these places at an affordable price. Join as a member in Sterling Holidays<\/a> to enjoy the benefits of affordable international tourism via RCI<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Films play an important role in our everyday lives, and we all would agree to the different effects that each kind of film has on the audience. The fictitious world looks like a fantasy to us, but most of the beautiful scenes are shot in real locations. Picture yourself at exotic destinations from your favourite…<\/p>\nGlen Coe, Scotland<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Kerala<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Brooklyn Bridge Park<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Miami Beach<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Greece<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Costa Brava<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Goa<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Lake Lungern<\/strong><\/h2>\n