Are you someone who doesn’t like traveling in the hot summer months? Then for you, monsoon holiday is the best time to witness the country’s never-before-seen natural beauty. The fragrant smell of the wet ground, the water droplets shining on the green leaves, the cold wind blowing your hair and the hot cup of chai with pakoras to freshen you up! Monsoons are indeed the best season of the year for travelling.
Away from the hustle and bustle, these are the 10 fascinating offbeat monsoon destinations in India for the traveler in you –
The lush greenery, the undulating mountain ranges, the serene surroundings and the beautiful surroundings Pahadi people make it one of the best offbeat holiday destinations. Book a wonderful hotel in Ranikhet to make your holiday more enjoyable.
Ziro, Arunachal Pradesh
Known as few, Ziro is a pristine hill country in the eastern Himalayas of Arunachal Pradesh. It is one of the oldest cities in the state and looks absolutely beautiful during rains. A trip to Ziro, especially during rain, will give you lifelong memories.
Tip: Ziro is one of the destinations that require permission for an internal line. Every visitor (Indians and foreigners) requires a special permit to enter Arunachal Pradesh.
Malshej Ghat, Maharashtra
Malshej Ghat in monsoons is pure poetry. Drenched Valleys, lush greenery, fresh mountain air compel you to stay for a long time in this fascinating destination. You can also choose one of the 11 enchanting monsoon holidays in western ghats.
Bishnupur, West Bengal
The destination looks breathtakingly beautiful during monsoons. The raindrops fall on the terracotta structures making them appear reddish orange, which looks even more beautiful than the greenery around them.
Orchha, Madhya Pradesh
Take a trip to Orchha to treat yourself to some of the almost lost, yet most beautiful palaces and stunning temples, wrapped in interesting stories.
Chail, Himachal Pradesh
The beautiful hill station of Chail is a great getaway destination, especially during monsoons. Away from the busy streets, you can unwind, relax and rejuvenate in the lap of nature.
Dudhsagar Falls, Goa
Visit the Dudhsagar Lakes during the months of June to September to witness a perfect photo show. Autumn resembles the milk falling down from the mountain and that is why it is called Dudhsagar, which means the Sea of Milk. Regular flights from all major cities of the country go to Goa regularly.
Majuli, Assam
Famous as the largest river island in the world, Majuli is a traveler’s paradise. With pleasant climatic conditions, lush green surroundings and tranquil surroundings, this island must be on your bucket list.
Thachi Valley, Himachal Pradesh
Thachi Valley, also known as the Valley of God, possesses immense natural beauty. This is the most famous place to explore the undiscovered landscape and catch a glimpse of the rich cultural heritage that the region is proud of.
Ashtamudi Lake, Kerala
Do you want to spend a peaceful holiday close to mother nature? This is the destination you should plan a visit. A unique wetlands ecosystem and a large palm-shaped water body make the destination even more likely to be visited.
So keep these monsoon travel hacks in mind and take off on a holiday to one of these exotic destinations. After all, when you sit in your cabin and dream of a beautiful destination, you have no memories of your life.
