Once the monsoon starts, India begins to experience fascinating changes in its landscape. The mist-covered mountains and rainswept beaches turn exotic and unique. For the travelers who plan to enjoy the wonderful scenery of nature, the period of the monsoon is definitely among the ideal periods of time to visit the great touristic points of India.

The Himalayan region of Uttarakhand also experiences the coloring of rivers and hills during the monsoon days. The places such as Nainital, Mussoorie, and Shimla become even more beautiful as the clouds start covering the forests and flowers; and the waterfalls are cascading down the rocks. The coolness of the air together with such scenes creates wonderful conditions for relaxation.

In the southern part of India, the state called Kerala transforms into heaven. The place got the title of “God’s Own Country”, and it is really the place with welcoming tea plantations, quiet watercourses, and misty hills. The amazing places like Munnar, Wayanad, and Thekkady should be also visited.

The Jim Corbett National Park and the neighboring places also get transformed. The rains breathe life into the jungles and rivers. The sounds of rains and fresh air of the mountains give the atmosphere of complete calmness.

The famous beaches of Goa become quieter in the rainy season.

The oceanic scenery appears greener, the streams become invigorated, and the absence of crowds offers vacationers an experience of the beauty of the land.

Monsoon in India is not merely a season but rather a time of nature’s rejuvenation. It does not matter if it is the fun hills in the northern region, the backwaters in the southern region, or forests and beaches full of rainwater, each destination acquires its unique character in this wonderful period.

For all those who love nature, take pictures and enjoy serenity, monsoon season presents the opportunity to see the beauty of various parts of India at its best.