Lonavala To Chikmagalur: 8 Best Places To Travel In India During Monsoon

Lonavala-Maharashtra: Living in Mumbai and seeking a rainy-season getaway? Look no further than Lonavala! With the monsoon's arrival, the Sahyadri mountains and ghats come alive with lush greenery, stunning waterfalls, and a pleasant climate. (Image Source: Pinterest/Sonika Agarwal)

Udaipur – Rajasthan: This destination showcases the glorious past of the maharajas with numerous palaces, bazaars, and beautiful lakes, exuding a royal charm. During monsoons, it comes alive with lush greenery surrounding its pristine lakes and palaces, offering breathtaking views and a truly regal experience. (Image Source: Pinterest/@Finding Jules)

Pondicherry: Mustard-yellow villas, colonial houses, cobblestone streets, and numerous seafront cafes and bars give Pondicherry its postcard-perfect charm. The monsoon adds a touch of romance and a cool ambience, making this quaint city a must-visit destination in India during the rainy season. (Image Source: Canva)

Mahabaleshwar: Mahabaleshwar, nestled at 622 meters in the Sahyadri ranges, is an ideal monsoon destination for rain lovers. With misty peaks, dense woods, and attractions like Wilson’s Point, Lingamala Falls, and Vienna Lake, it offers a dreamlike experience for nature enthusiasts. Perfect for trekking, exploring, and strolls. (Image Source: Pinterest/@mahima tegade)

Chikmagalur: Known as the 'Coffee Land of Karnataka', Chikmagalur nestles in the Mullayanagiri ranges. The sight of rain-kissed terraced coffee plantations and the aroma of fresh coffee beans are trip highlights. This iconic destination also boasts a vast tropical rainforest, attracting tourists from around the world. (Image Source: Pinterest/@Zerah)

Ranikhet: Ranikhet in Uttarakhand is a charming monsoon destination, offering unparalleled experiences. This secluded town, away from city crowds, attracts those seeking peace and solace. With a favourable climate and attractions like Chaubatia Orchards, Bhalu Dam, and Dwarahat, Ranikhet is a serene retreat for nature lovers. (Image Source: Pinterest/@India.com)

Munnar, Kerala: Munnar's tea gardens and rolling hills become even more enchanting during the rainy season, with mist-covered mountains and lush greenery making it a perfect monsoon destination. While in Munnar, visit Eravikulam National Park, explore Mattupetty Dam, and don't miss Anamudi Peak, the highest peak in South India. (Image Source: Pinterest/@LocalSpook.com)

Shillong, Meghalaya: Meghalaya, India's rainiest state, transforms into a monsoon paradise. Shillong, the capital, is dubbed the Scotland of the East and resembles a painted scenery during this season. The lush Khasi hills, along with waterfalls like Elephant Falls and Wahrashi Falls, make it a must-visit. You can explore Shillong Peak and Umiam Lake as well for breathtaking views. (Image Source: Pinterest/@Incredible India)