Lonavala, Maharashtra
A quick drive from Mumbai, Lonavala becomes a rainy retreat. With old forts, placid lakes, and picturesque trekking routes, it is a hot pick with weekend travelers who want to go back to nature.
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Agumbe, Karnataka
Known as the "Cherrapunji of the South," Agumbe turns into a thick, green rainforest paradise during monsoon. The place is teeming with wildlife, and the untouched beauty of its terrain provides an exhilarating experience for nature lovers.
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Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra
Fog-hugging roads, cascading waterfalls, and green strawberry farms roll out a fantasy landscape in the monsoon season. Be it hiking through paths enveloped in clouds or having hot chai with valley vistas, the magic of monsoons cannot be missed.
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Valley of Flowers, Uttarakhand
Accessible only during a few months every year, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a monsoon wonder. Rare Himalayan blooms fill the valley, making each trek into a walk through a colorful, living canvas.
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Coorg, Karnataka
Frequently referred to as the "Scotland of India," Coorg comes alive during the rains. Lush coffee estates draped in mist, waterfalls cascading in abundance, and serene green hills make it a sensory treat for anyone looking for peace and being one with nature.
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Cherrapunji, Meghalaya
Renowned for being among the world's wettest destinations, Cherrapunji becomes an otherworldly realm of living root bridges, thundering waterfalls, and thick fog. It provides nature enthusiasts with a surreal and unforgettable monsoon adventure.
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Munnar, Kerala
Munnar's tea plantations, shrouded in fog and speckled with shimmering brooks, transform into a green paradise during monsoon. The musty smell of wet leaves and the refreshing mountain air make it ideal for leisurely walks and serenity.
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