Jun 20, 2024
By: Ayush Mehrotra
Known for its tea gardens, Munnar becomes lush green during monsoon with mist-covered hills and cascading waterfalls like Attukal and Lakkam. The Eravikulam National Park is also a must-visit.
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Famous for its backwaters, a houseboat cruise in Alleppey during monsoon lets you experience the serene beauty of Kerala amidst rain-washed landscapes.
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Another backwater destination, Kumarakom offers a peaceful retreat with its bird sanctuary and traditional houseboats gliding through the waterways.
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A hill station with sprawling spice plantations, Wayanad is picturesque during monsoon with mist-covered hills, lush forests, and beautiful waterfalls like Meenmutty and Soochipara.
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Known for Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, Thekkady offers thrilling boat cruises on Periyar Lake amidst rain-washed forests and chances to spot wildlife.
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Though a beach destination, Kovalam's charm during monsoon lies in its tranquillity with fewer tourists, offering a peaceful retreat by the Arabian Sea.
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Famous for Athirapally Waterfalls, this spot is particularly spectacular during monsoon when the falls are in full flow amidst lush green surroundings.
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A lesser-known hill station, Vagamon offers rolling meadows, pine forests, and beautiful valleys that come alive with rain during monsoon.
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Explore the historic streets of Fort Kochi during monsoon, with its colonial architecture, charming cafes, and famous Chinese fishing nets.
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A hill station near Thiruvananthapuram, Ponmudi offers scenic viewpoints, misty hills, and lush green landscapes during monsoon.
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