If you are someone who likes to travel outdoors during monsoon season, then we have got a list of places in southern India that will give you really beautiful landscape views and amazing weather conditions during the rains. For the unaware, the rains haven’t yet hit the country as many parts of the nation are still waiting to experience the initial rains. As per weather reports, the monsoon season is likely to begin in the country in the second week of June this year.
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1) Valparai in Tamil Nadu is a beautiful hill station that will give you romantic vibes to a greater extent to spend with your partner. During the monsoon season, the rainfalls are heavy in this area as it has dense forests, waterfalls, overflowing dams, and the most soothing climate to spend your holidays with your loved ones. You can even enjoy spending your time in Valparai if you are a trek or adventure lover.
2) Lakshadweep is situated off the coastline of Kerala. It has 36 rich coral reefs and atolls, thus making it the most-wanted destination to spend during the rains. You can even enjoy your time on the wonderful beaches and create the most memorable moments that you would want to relive again.
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3) Agumbe in Karnataka is one of the most gorgeous places in South India during the rainy season. It has been situated at a height of above 2100 feet and thus, it is called the Cherrapunji of South India. The place has several waterfalls that become lively during the monsoons.
4) Never miss out to check Wayanad in Kerala. It is one of the most attractive places in South India that witnesses good rainfall. There are heavy rains in this location which makes this place more beautiful. Do check out the prehistoric Edakkal Caves and even the wild elephants.
5) Athirapally in Kerala has amazing waterfalls that will provide you with many different reasons to visit during the rainy season. From the height of around 80 ft, one can check out various parallel streams. You may feel like checking out Niagara Falls when you see the streams coming in together during the natural waterfalls in the monsoon.
If you are someone who loves nature, then go to a travel website and book your ticket immediately. July and August are the months wherein you can expect heavy to very heavy rainfalls. Due to the current coronavirus situation, there may be changes in the travel conditions. So, you can keep a backup plan if you are unable to travel to the above places via airplane mode. You can even check out train travel options but do not go by road because there would be uncertain situations like waterlogging, flooding, etc. during the rains that may derail your travel plans like anything.
If you are an adventurous person and are used to traveling during the rains, then go ahead and plan a trekking trip with your friends or family. I am sure you won’t be disappointed if you plan it the right way and also follow all the necessary precautions to safeguard yourself and your loved one during the journey.
