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8 Best Places To Visit In India During Monsoon

These are some of the best-known monsoon destinations in India

July is when many places in India witness heavy rainfall that leads to plush greenery across many parts of the country. And like every year it's time to explore some breathtaking places that become very much alive during the monsoon season.

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1. Coorg

Famously known as the Scotland of India, Coorg is located in Karnataka. It is a marvellous hill station with lush greenery and is popular for its rolling hills, trekking trails and beautiful waterfalls.

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2. Lonavala

Famously known as the Jewel of the Sahyadri Mountains, Lonavala is located in Maharashtra. It is popular for its amazing views of the beautiful hills and deep green valleys. It also famous for its breathtaking waterfalls.

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3. Kodaikanal

Famously referred to as the Princess of Hill stations, Kodaikanal is located in Tamil Nadu. It is well known for its scenic views and unrivalled beauty. Kodaikanal also has a wide range of waterfalls which come alive in month of July.

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4. Mahabaleshwar

Famously called as the Queen of all Hill Stations, Mahabaleshwar is located in Maharashtra. It is famous for its beautiful lakes and supreme greenery. It is also popular for its strawberry farms.

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5. Spiti Valley

Popularly known as the 'Little Tibet', it is located in the northeastern part of Himachal Pradesh. Spiti Valley, a cold desert mountain valley is well known for its natural beauty and cultural heritage and is home to several Buddhist monasteries as well.

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6. Munnar

Famously referred to as the Kashmir of South India, Munnar is located in Kerala. It is famous for its rolling hills, scenic valleys, numerous streams, huge splashy waterfalls, and sprawling tea plantations.

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7. Shillong

Famously known as the Scotland of the East, Shillong is located in Meghalaya. It is famous for its rolling hills and limestone caves. It is also where you will find the two wettest places in India, one of which is Cherrapunji and the other is Mawsynram.

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8. Alleppey

Located in Kerala, Alleppey is known for its breathtaking backwaters and houseboats Alleppey. It is officially called Alappuzha, it is a world-renowned backwater tourist destination in India.

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