Coorg, KarnatakaLush coffee plantations, misty hills, and roaring waterfalls make Coorg magical during August. Trekking, local Kodava cuisine, and peaceful homestays add to its monsoon charm.
Munnar, KeralaBlanketed in green with rolling tea gardens, Munnar thrives in August rain. Enjoy misty mountain views, Eravikulam National Park, and aromatic tea in cosy hillside cottages.
Valley of Flowers, UttarakhandA Unesco World Heritage Site, this alpine valley bursts into full bloom in August. Trek through a colourful expanse of rare flowers, streams, and breathtaking Himalayan views.
Udaipur, RajasthanThe monsoon turns Udaipur’s lakes and palaces into a romantic retreat. Cooler weather, fewer crowds, and dramatic skies make it a scenic and peaceful time to explore.
Cherrapunji, MeghalayaKnown for heavy rainfall, Cherrapunji becomes a rainforest paradise in August. Visit living root bridges, explore caves, and witness waterfalls in their wildest, most powerful form.
Mahabaleshwar, MaharashtraMisty trails, strawberry farms, and gushing waterfalls define Mahabaleshwar’s monsoon beauty. August offers lush greenery, dramatic viewpoints, and soothing weather perfect for a quiet nature escape.
Tawang, Arunachal PradeshTawang is serene and mystical in August, with clouds drifting over monasteries. Visit Tawang Monastery, high-altitude lakes, and enjoy the untouched beauty of the Eastern Himalayas.
Wayanad, KeralaWith forests, spice plantations, and ancient caves, Wayanad is perfect in the rains. August brings cooler weather and a rich green backdrop for trekking and exploring waterfalls.
Kodaikanal, Tamil NaduKnown as the ‘Princess of Hill Stations,’ Kodaikanal offers misty mornings, cool air, and lake views in August. It is great for boat rides, waterfalls, and forest walks.
Lonavala, MaharashtraJust a short drive from Mumbai or Pune, Lonavala turns lush in August. Waterfalls, forts, and monsoon treks attract weekend travellers and nature lovers alike.