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Wayanad to Munnar-7 places not to visit during Monsoon in Kerala

Here are seven locations you might want to avoid during this period.

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Wildlife Sanctuaries

National parks and sanctuaries like Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary can be closed or have limited access due to safety concerns for visitors and animals alike.

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Hill Stations

Places like Munnar, Wayanad, and Ponmudi can experience landslides and difficult road conditions during heavy rains.

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Coastal Areas

Low-lying coastal areas in cities like Kochi and Alleppey may experience flooding and disruption of daily life.

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Beaches

Coastal areas like Kovalam and Varkala may have rough seas and restricted beach activities due to high tides and strong currents.

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Backwaters

While serene, the backwaters can be less enjoyable during monsoon due to heavy rain and choppy waters.

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Waterfalls

Though beautiful, waterfalls like Athirappilly and Meenmutty can be dangerous and inaccessible during heavy rains.

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Tea Gardens

Areas like Munnar's tea estates may not be ideal for trekking or sightseeing due to slippery paths and reduced visibility.

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