The following is a partial list of valleys in India, listed alphabetically. Many of these valleys in India are named after the river that flows through them.
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- Aamby Valley
- Alakananda Valley
- Araku Valley
- Bhagirathi Valley
- Bhakra Nangal
- Bhilangana Valley
- Chamba Valley
- Chambal Valley
- Chumbi Valley
- Damodar Valley
- Darma Valley
- Doon Valley
- Dzukou Valley
- Hirakund
- Imphal Valley
- Indus Valley
- Johar Valley
- Jojila Valley
- Kambam Valley, Tamil Nadu
- Kashmir Valley
- Kangra Valley
- Kullu Manali
- Kuti Valley
- Lahaul Valley
- Mandakini Valley
- Markha Valley
- Nagarjunasagar
- Narmada Valley
- Niti Valley
- Neora Valley
- Nubra Valley
- Pangi Valley
- Pindar Valley
- Sangla Valley
- Saur Valley
- Shimla
- Silent valley
- Spiti Valley
- Suru Valley
- Sutlej Valley
- Tons Valley
- Valley of Flowers
- Yumthang Valley
- Nandayal Valley
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