Mysuru (Mysore): Known for its palaces and gardens, Mysuru consistently ranks high for its air quality, owing to its lesser industrial activity and greener surroundings.
Chandigarh: A well-planned city with vast green belts, parks, and lesser pollution levels, Chandigarh is a prime example of eco-friendly urban living in India.
Tirupati: Apart from its religious significance, Tirupati boasts of clean air, mainly due to its location amidst the Eastern Ghats and consistent afforestation efforts.
Kochi: Despite being a major port city, Kochi has maintained commendable air quality standards, thanks to its extensive water bodies and green cover.
Shillong: The capital of Meghalaya, located amidst the hills, is known for its lush greenery, forests, and minimal industrial pollution.
Gangtok: Located in the Eastern Himalayas, Gangtok has fresh air, green landscapes, and strict waste management practices, ensuring a pollution-free environment.
Panaji: The capital of Goa is not just about beaches; its air quality is relatively better, supported by greenery and efficient waste management systems.
Madurai: One of the ancient cities in India, Madurai maintains its air quality through local green initiatives and the presence of multiple parks and water bodies.
Dehradun: Nestled in the valley between the Himalayas and Shivaliks, Dehradun’s abundant greenery and natural springs contribute to its cleaner air.