Munnar to Alleppey:7 famous monsoon getaways in India
Embark on a monsoon odyssey through India's breathtaking destinations. From mist-covered hills to serene backwaters, explore nature's enchantment
lifestyle May 23 2024
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Munnar, Kerala
Munnar's lush tea gardens and rolling hills come alive during the monsoon. The rain enhances the beauty of its emerald-green plantations, waterfalls, and misty landscapes
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Coorg, Karnataka
Known as the 'Scotland of India,' Coorg's coffee plantations and verdant valleys become even more picturesque during the monsoon
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Goa
While Goa is famed for its beaches, the monsoon transforms it into a lush green paradise. The lesser crowds make it perfect for exploring Dudhsagar Waterfalls
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Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra
This hill station's strawberry farms, dense forests, and scenic viewpoints like Arthur's Seat and Wilson Point are drenched in mist and rain
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Udaipur, Rajasthan
Known as the 'City of Lakes,' Udaipur's palaces and lakes like Lake Pichola and Fateh Sagar sparkle in the monsoon
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Shillong, Meghalaya
Often called the 'Scotland of the East,' Shillong receives heavy rainfall, making its pine-covered hills, waterfalls like Elephant Falls
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Alleppey, Kerala
Famous for its backwaters, Alleppey's monsoon season offers a tranquil and picturesque retreat. Houseboat cruises through rain-drenched paddy fields