7 Unpopular Indian Monsoon Destinations
In India, the monsoon is a magical change. The sceneries look a lot greener, waterfalls are heard with a new touch of force, and the smell of the wet soil reminds one of nostalgia. Although more common tourist places such as Munnar, Goa, and Lonavala usually get the maximum coverage during the monsoon months, it is still possible to find some hidden gems that come into life during this season and have not yet been drained by the tourists. These offbeat monsoon destinations are more real and peaceful and healing, which are difficult to find in the mainstream. These are seven of the places in India where the rain not only does it rain but also makes the earth and the people head high. Tamhini Ghat, Maharashtra The Foggy Wonder by Pune TAMHINI GHAT A greenish mountain pass just a few hours out of Pune dedicated to the wonders of the monsoon, with June-September being its season. Its rocks fall in waterfalls, thick mist comes over the road, and the whole of the Western Ghats around i...