Exploring the different corners of India during monsoon is an experience of a lifetime when one witnesses the beauty of nature in all its glory. There are a wide number of destinations that are perfect for holidays in monsoon and comes alive with the rain. The mountains get covered with abundant greenery, the lakes overflow with shimmering water and the waterfalls turn glorious with rainfall, creating a surreal scenery that is hard to resist. Here are some of the best monsoon destinations in India that promises remarkable holiday.

Cherrapunji, Meghalaya

The second wettest place on earth, Cherrapunji is home to numerous pretty waterfalls and if you want to see them in full cascade, monsoon is the best time to visit. Explore top attractions such as Mawsmai Cave, Nohkalikai Falls and Double decker living root bridge.

Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra

The Sahyadri range looks exceptionally lush and beautiful during the rainy season. Misty clouds, light rain, water bodies in full bloom and lush greenery all around, Mahabaleshwar in monsoon is something else altogether. Top attractions include Pratapgad, Lodwick Point and Wilson Point.

Valley of Flowers, Uttarakhand

If you want to witness the valley in Uttarakhand in its full glory, monsoon is the best time to visit. After the rain, the entire valley comes to life with flowers in every shade. Valley of Flowers totally looks surreal during rainy season.

Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu

Kodaikanal’s many hiking routes come alive in the monsoon and most people try their luck at experiencing Brachem Spectre, a rare phenomenon where you can cast your shadow in the cloud. Other attractions include Lake Viewpoint, Kumbakkarai Falls and Perumal Peak.

Munnar, Kerala

Munnar is pretty all year round but if you want to witness the valley in the shade of freshest green, visit in rainy season. The rain adds freshness to the already stunning tea plantations and the misty clouds cover the regions with the weather to die for.

Wayanad, Kerala

Experience the best of Western Ghats in Wayanad during monsoon season when the entire region lights up with countless seasonal waterfalls and Neelakurinji bloom. It is a sight you don’t want to miss! Other tourist attractions include Chembra Peak, Edakkal Caves and Banasura Sagar Dam.

Malshej Ghat, Maharashtra

A perfect getaway for Mumbaikars, Malshej Ghat in monsoon offers a break from the chaos of the city and brings you face-to-face with lush surroundings and plenty of seasonal waterfalls. Main attractions include Konkankada, Harishchandragad fort and Malshej falls.

Goa

Monsoon is considered off-season in Goa with low numbers of tourists but the natural beauty enhances with lush green western Ghats and Mhadei river in full flow. On top of that, the prices of hotels and guesthouses drop extensively so all in all, Goa in monsoon is a great option for spending your holidays.

 
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