Western Ghats
The Western Ghats become a misty, green paradise during the monsoons. The raindrops cling to the hillsides, waterfalls come roaring into life, and the biodiversity in full bloom.
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Kaziranga National Park
Though partially closed during peak rains, Kaziranga transforms into a dramatic wetland, attracting migratory birds and creating stunning views. Plan your visit just before or after the heaviest downpours for an unforgettable experience.
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Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus
Mumbai’s iconic railway station glows during the monsoon. The Gothic architecture glistens under the rain, and the city’s monsoon energy makes for a lively, unforgettable visit.
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Valley of Flowers National Park
In July and September, this Himalayan valley bursts into a riot of wildflowers. Rain, mist, and blooms all come together to form one of India's most magical natural wonders.
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Goa Churches and Convents
Monsoon gives the colonial churches of Goa their rich hues, with baroque fronts against verdant greenery. The smaller number of tourists in the area means that the wet charm is quiet and film-like.
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Sundarbans National Park
India's monsoon infuses the Sundarbans with wild beauty. The flooded mangroves are lush with life, and although boat excursions might be restricted, the spooky, foggy atmosphere stays etched in memory.
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Hill forts of Mahabaleshwar
Cloud-clad and rain-drenched, these hill forts turn into a trekker's paradise. Part of the heritage of Western Ghats, they provide brooding views and romantic monsoon paths.
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Bhimbetka Rock Shelters
Ringed with forests and seasonal waterfalls, these ancient caves are alive during the rains. The ancient rock paintings, shining under rain and mist, lend an aura of magic.
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