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Few things compare to the kind of stunning view that can only be found on the top of a mountain. We’re sure that all of you mountain lovers will agree. Many of you may be busy organizing vacations to places that might provide you with some relief from the summer heat as monsoon quickly approaches. If you share the same feelings, we’ve got you covered.
Here are 5 stunning mountain towns in India that are worth visiting during monsoon
1. Munnar, Kerala
One of the most well-liked hill stations in the nation, Munnar is well-known for its tea plantations. Adventure activities, waterfalls, animal sanctuaries—there are several reasons why you should visit Munnar at least once in your life. It is without a doubt one of India’s most beautiful mountain landscapes.
2. Coorg, Karnataka
You shouldn’t ignore Coorg if you’re seeking enjoyable mountain destinations to visit. It was once believed to be the perfect place for a honeymoon, but it has since gained a reputation for drawing different kinds of tourists. It offers more options for travellers, including luxurious resorts, cosy homestays and hostels.
3. Coonoor, Tamil Nadu
Coonoor is a must-visit mountain destination. It is the second-largest hill station in the Nilgiri hills and is well-known for a variety of birds and wildflowers. It is surrounded by beautiful green mountains and tea plantations. It’s the ideal location for a relaxing stroll or hike.
4. Darjeeling, West Bengal
Darjeeling, also known as the “Queen of the Hills,” charms with its magnificent tea estates, colonial style and expansive views of the Himalayas. July is a great month to visit places like Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park and Tiger Hill Viewpoint.
5. Gangtok, Sikkim
The capital of Sikkim, Gangtok, is located in the eastern Himalayan range and provides a unique combination of natural beauty and cultural richness. July delivers excellent weather and occasional rains, making it a perfect time to visit monasteries like Rumtek and Enchey, walk along MG Marg for local shopping and dining, or take in stunning vistas of the Kanchenjunga range from Tashi Viewpoint and Ganesh Tok.
