Jun 27, 2024
By: Ayush Mehrotra
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Known as the "Scotland of India," Coorg transforms into a green paradise during the monsoons. The coffee plantations, waterfalls, and misty hills create a serene and picturesque environment.
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Famous for its coffee estates and stunning hills, Chikmagalur is a perfect monsoon retreat. The Mullayanagiri Peak and numerous waterfalls like Hebbe Falls and Jhari Falls are must-visit spots.
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Known as the "Cherrapunji of the South," Agumbe receives heavy rainfall, making it an ideal monsoon getaway. The lush rainforests, stunning sunsets, and beautiful waterfalls like Barkana and Jogigundi Falls are the highlights.
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One of India's highest waterfalls, Jog Falls is a breathtaking sight during the monsoons when the Sharavathi River is in full flow. The falls create a spectacular and powerful cascade.
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This hill station in the Western Ghats is known for its coffee and spice plantations. During the monsoon, the region becomes vibrant with greenery and offers beautiful trekking trails and waterfalls like Manjarabad Fort and Bisle View Point.
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Kabini is a popular wildlife destination, and the monsoons bring out the lush beauty of its forests and riverbanks. The Kabini River and Nagarhole National Park offer excellent opportunities for wildlife sightings and nature walks.
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This picturesque mountain range becomes even more enchanting during the monsoons. The Kudremukh National Park, with its rolling meadows, dense forests, and waterfalls, is perfect for trekking and nature enthusiasts.
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While Gokarna is primarily known for its beaches, the monsoon season gives the town a different charm. The less crowded beaches, rain-washed landscapes, and spiritual ambience make it a serene getaway.
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Known for its unique rock formations and lush surroundings, Yana is a great monsoon destination. The towering Bhairaveshwara and Mohini Shikhara rocks, along with the scenic trails, make it a must-visit.
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This mountain peak in the Western Ghats offers a fantastic trekking experience during the monsoon. The mist-covered trails, dense forests, and the view from the peak are truly mesmerising.
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