After scorching summer, it’s time to hit refresh in the rain of nature. These exotic locations in India not just offer you the moment of pleasure but something to cherish forever.
Coorg – Karnataka
Coorg or Kodagu, as an ultimate honeymoon destination, offers a fascinating view of nature. The places one must visit in Karnataka during monsoon season includes Mullangiri, Ayyanakere, Gokarna and Bandipur national park. The 20% dense forest area of Karnataka makes it a biodiversity hotspot for flora and fauna. The astonishing Jog falls, the second-highest plunge waterfall located near Shimoga District is a major tourist attraction in Karnataka.
Ranikhet – Uttarakhand
Blessed with a pleasant climate, lush green forest and majestic views of great Himalayan ranges, the place offers breathtaking views of deep valleys, snow-capped mountains, dense forest and high-altitude lakes. The rolling hills of Garhwal Himalaya is a paradise for nature lovers. Apart from this, the richly diverse area is also home for rare and endangered animals, including the Asiatic black bear, snow leopard and birds.
Munnar – Kerala
Munnar receives heavy rainfall during the month of June to September and thus makes it a hot spot for tourists. The spectacular green scenery, backwaters, houseboats and monsoon therapy makes it a major tourist destination during monsoon. Best places to visit in Kerala during monsoon are Pallivasal, Kundala, Alleppey and Periyar national park. With the largest number of the Indian elephant, the wildlife park is famous for its wild animals too.
Andaman & Nicobar Islands
With a large group of 570 islands located at the southern part of Bay of Bengal near the Indian Ocean, Andaman and Nicobar Islands is one of the best monsoon and eco-friendly tourist’s destination with virgin beaches, submarine mountains, breathtaking natural beauty and thrilling water sports. Dense forest, wildlife, tribal tour romantic atmosphere spiced with native culture and traditions make it a perfect monsoon holiday destination.
Kodaikanal- Tamil Nadu
Referred to as “Princess of Hill stations”, Kodaikanal means ‘The Gift of Forest’. With full of mighty rocks, enhancing waterfalls and beautiful lakes the place makes you feel like heaven during monsoon season. One of the main attractions for the visitors is the Kodai lake, the man-made lake which is surrounded by lush green trees and rocks. Other picturesque cities of Tamil Nadu include Doddabetta, Coonoor and most famous Ooty.
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