1. The Garden of Bones

The Garden of Bones is a replica of the Botanical Garden, in Shillong. The greenery and a pathway to walk on, is almost as identical as it can get.

2. The North of the Wall

Ladakh, the ideal place to film the scenes for the North of the Wall. The rugged mountains and snowy pass are just the same as North Ireland.

3. House of the Undying

With a little bit of artificial setting, the Qutub Minar in Delhi is the ideal location for the House of the Undying.

4. The Red Keep

How similar are these two places! If shot from the right angle; the Diu Fort looks exactly like the Red Keep.

5. King's Landing

The Gwalior Fort replicates the King's Landing. Located at a height, the architecture on the fort is almost as similar as the Croatian city's old fort.

6. Hollow Hill

The location where Arya meets the Brotherhood Without Banners is orginally shot in Hollow Hill. The forest of Meghalaya is a replica of the Hollow Hill. Don't you agree?

7. Jon Snow and Ygritte's Cave

A cave similar to the one in which Jon Snow and Ygritte made love for the first time can be found in Nayadera of Baratang Island, Andamans. Infact, the cave looks more beautiful than Grjotagja.

8. The Dark Hedges

The Kingsroad is the longest and grandest highway in the Seven Kingdoms. Guess what? A similar road can be found in Kaziranga, a sanctuary in Assam. Isn't the similarity striking?

If only we could project India as an awesome location for such shoots, perhaps our tourism would go through the roof. Just like New Zealand's did after The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies.

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