Travel Ideas: 5 Must Visit Nature Spots This Monsoon in India

Cherrapunji in Meghalaya is a well known for being one of the rainiest places in the world and the precipitation transforms the landscape into a stunning green paradise. You can hike to the amazing live root bridges and see breathtaking, deafening drops like the Nohkalikai Falls.

Kerala's Munnar is a tranquil monsoon retreat with miles upon miles of tea farms and thick blankets of mist. Attukal and Cheeyappara are two examples of the many waterfalls that come alive during the rains, providing a serene and cinematic ambiance.

Karnataka, Coorg, known as the Scotland of India and the monsoon turns its highlands into a paradise of emerald green and coffee scents. The thunderous Abbey Falls and hiking through verdant terrain are among the highlights.

Bhandardara and Lonavala in Maharashtra are Western Ghats burst into vibrant life only a short drive from Mumbai. The stunning Randha Falls in Bhandardara is a wonderful example of the foggy valleys, overflowing lakes and breathtaking vistas you may expect.

Lonavala's most well known location. Water overflows the dam's steps during torrential rains, producing a huge, cascading waterfall. You can sit, soak and savor a cup of hot tea here. (Disclaimer: Given the input is on an information basis, please seek professional advice.)