Top 35+ Monsoon Travel Places in India | Waterfalls, Hill-stations & Monsoon Tips
Rains are a miracle in
India. Fortunately, you don't have to avoid traveling to India during the monsoon, or even stay indoors all the time Though most travelers do not count this as a good
time to travel, but there is a certain charm in vacations during the downpour. With
our list of spectacular monsoon destinations in India, These are the places where
you can enjoy vacations for relaxing, sightseeing and adventure accompanied
with gentle winds, light raindrops, and that delicious smell of Earth.
Here
are eleven top India monsoon travel destinations -- some for those who love the
rain, and some for those who don't! Monsoon the season brings the magic of rains in India with
lush green nature, flower carpet on the hills, green Shola grassland, waterfalls
and numerous species of small animals, amphibians, reptiles, insects and
Invertebrate.
There are two types of monsoon hits India, known as the southwest and northeast monsoon. The southwest monsoon arrives in two branches, Bay of Bengal branch and the Arabian Sea branch.
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Top 35+ Monsoon Travel Places in India.
- Lonavala – Maharastra
- Matheran – Maharastra
- Spiti Vally – Himachal Pradesh
- Ladakh – J&K
- Goa – Goa
- Munnar – Kerala
- Thenmala – Kerala
- Ladakh – Jammu, And Kashmir
- Udaipur – Rajasthan
- Spiti Valley – Himachal Pradesh
- Shillong – Meghalaya
- Pondicherry – Pondicherry
- Darjeeling – West Bengal
- Amboli – Maharashtra
- Panchgani - Maharastra
- Malshej Ghats – Maharashtra
- Bhandardara – Maharashtra
- Pushkar – Rajasthan
- Ranikhet – Uttarakhand
- Wayanad – Kerala
- Mount Abu – Rajasthan
- Jog Falls – Karnataka
- Orchha – Madhya Pradesh
- Ooty – Tamil Nadu
- Kutch – Gujarat
- Alibaug – Maharashtra
- Auli – Uttarakhand
- Jaipur – Rajasthan
- Amboli – Maharashtra
- Malshej Ghats – Maharashtra
- Bhandardara – Maharashtra
- Bhimashankar - Maharashtra
- Agumbe – Karnataka
- Chikmagalur – Karnataka
- Saputara – Gujrat
- Mumbai – Maharashtra
Nohkalikai Falls, Meghalaya
Jog Falls, Karnataka
Dudhsagar Falls, Goa
Chitrakote Falls, Chhattisgarh
Athirapally Falls, Kerala
Shivanasamudra Falls, Karnataka
Hogenakkal Falls, Tamil Nadu
Nohsngithiang Falls, Meghalaya
Bogatha Waterfall, Telangana
Ethipothala Falls, Andhra Pradesh
Kunchikal Falls, Karnataka
Barehipani Falls, Odisha
Thoseghar Falls, Maharashtra
Dhuandhar Falls, Madhya Pradesh
Langshiang Falls, Meghalaya
Pro Tips
1. Choose a rain suit that incorporates a breathable membrane such as Gore-Tex, Reissa, Hipora, or similar material.
2. Pack your rain suit on top, not at the bottom of your saddlebag.
3. Watch windshield wipers of oncoming cars to see if it’s raining ahead.
4. Put your rain gear on before the rain starts.
5. Wear bright colors for increased visibility to others.
6. Transfer wallets, keys, and other essentials to waterproof outside pockets.
7. Your windshield should be low enough to look over, not just through.
8. Use four-way flashers in heavy rain or fog.
9. Increase your following distance, and watch for tailgaters.
10. Avoid standing water as it can hide potholes and debris.
11. Check tire pressures periodically. Underinflated tires are more likely to hydroplane.
12. Tap rear brake in advance of normal braking distance to alert followers.
13. Gently apply brakes periodically to wipe rotors of water/mud/debris.
14. Watch out for painted lines, arrows, etc. as they can be particularly slippery.
15. After the ride, don’t pack your rain gear away until after it’s dry.
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