7 Superb Spots to Visit in India this Monsoon Season

The Indian subcontinent is known for its scenery, history, and diversity, and from June through September (depending on which part of India), the annual monsoon brings a period of daily rainfall - but you don't have to let it keep you from visiting. In fact, the monsoon rains make many parts of the country blossom beautifully. Here are seven perfect examples.


Coorg, Karnataka


Surreal views, gorgeous waterfalls and unrivalled natural beauty don’t even begin to define the essence of this hill station. When the rains begin to pour, the Abbey and Jog Waterfalls take humongous forms and flow with utmost panache. This not only makes Coorg one of the most popular hill stations in the country, but also the top pick in places to visit during the rainy season!


Shillong, Meghalaya


Hiding in the lap of the abode of clouds, Shillong is a close second in the list of places to visit this season. The mist of the clouds enchants visitors of all ages. Rain turns the charm up a notch with lush greens and roaring waterfalls paving path for the perfect monsoon getaway. While you’re at it, don’t miss the delectable food and cheap drinks that add to the fun!


Munnar, Kerala


Driving south, we now take you God’s Own Country, Kerala. The stunning tea gardens in Munnar are Bollywood’s favourite playground for good reasons. Add to it the magic of monsoons, and the results are stellar trekking surroundings, unreal scenic beauty seen through houseboats and if you’re eligible, the perfect romantic hideout for the monsoons. Easily one of India’s favourite places to visit all through the year, Munnar definitely turns into a paradise as the rain falls!


Valley of Flowers, Uttarakhand


This nature’s own garden in the lap of Uttarakhand is one of the most beautiful places on the planet. The dripping monsoons add more colour and blooms to an already bustling bag or orchids and how! The valley turns into a magical piece of art that gets more stunning with every passing season. If this place is not yet on your bucket list, make sure to add it now to the places to visit at least once in your lifetime. We promise you won’t regret it!


Udaipur, Rajasthan


Did you think Rajasthan isn’t worth a visit during the rainy reasons? Well, sorry to break your heart, because Udaipur is one of the stronger contenders for the best places to visit this season! Though it receives one of the lowest rainfalls in the country, it receives just about enough to make it look great and earn the tag of ‘the most romantic destination in India’. Apart from the lavish royal palaces and forts, the boat rides on the scenic lakes are breath-taking.


Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu


This small refreshing town in Tamil Nadu turns into a splendid monsoon getaway right with the first downpour. Picturesque trails like Coaker’s Walk and Brynt Park coupled with temple hikes and treks leading to waterfalls make this an experience not to be missed. Still wondering why it is one of the best places to visit in monsoons? How about ‘Brachem Spectre’, a phenomenon where you actually see yourself in the clouds! Packing already? Wait, there’s more!



Orchha, Madhya Pradesh


Orchha is a must-have on the list of places to visit in India during the rainy season. Perfect for witnessing the magic of the monsoons, this otherwise dry corner of Malwa plateau evolves into the greenest and the most romantic spots on earth.  The revived Betwa River is a sight to behold after a downpour with picturesque scenery of rolling hills and serene bliss capturing the visitors’ soul. Expect the charming beauty of nature, historical forts, places, temples, monuments, memorials and much more drive you back in time pleasantly.

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