10 Best Places To Visit In July In India

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Lakshadweep

The archipelago receives high rainfall when the monsoon arrives in Lakshadweep in June. Check out the architectural sights of Kalpeni Island and go canoeing at Minicoy Island.

A scenic view of Lakshadweep | Shutterstock

Alappuzha

Alappuzha experiences monsoons between June and September, which makes staying in traditional houseboats a welcome treat. Cruise through the backwaters and visit Mullakkal Rajarajeswari Temple at this time.

The backwaters of Alappuzha | Shutterstock

Sohra

Formerly known as Cherrapunjee, July is a less popular time to visit Sohra. This translates to fewer tourists at its scenic waterfalls, amazing caves and living root bridges.

The Wei Sawdong Falls of Sohra | Shutterstock

Lonavala

Lonavala turns exceptionally beautiful with lush greenery during the monsoon season so visitors should take advantage of trips to the Karla Caves, boat rides on Tungarli Lake and sunset views from Lion’s Point.

The Kune Falls of Lonavala | Shutterstock

Tawang

The weather in Arunachal Pradesh in July is moderately chilly, humid, and cool. While here, visit Tawang's Sela Pass, Paradise Lake, the Craft Centre and Gorichen Peak, and sample the delicious local cuisine.

The giant Buddha statue of Tawang | Shutterstock

Panchgani

Visiting Panchgani between July and September is ideal as the monsoon covers the entire region with a green carpet. The pleasantly warm and breezy weather makes it perfect for exploring the Krishna Valley, Sydney Point, the Table Land plateau and Rajpuri Caves.

Sunrise in Panchgani | Shutterstock

Malshej Ghat

The monsoon turns Malshej Ghat into a stunning natural environment with roaring waterfalls and overflowing dams. During this time, visit the Harishchandragad Fort, the Malshej Falls, the Pimpalgaon Joda Dam, the Ajobagad Fort and the Kalu Falls.

Sunset colours in Malshej Ghat | Shutterstock

Agumbe

Agumbe is a gem during the monsoon season, with its combination of natural beauty, biodiversity, and cultural charm. Trek to Kundadri Hill to see Barkana Falls, photograph the Malabar giant squirrel and go on an eco-tour with the Agumbe Rainforest Research Station.

A scenic view of Agumbe in Karnataka | Shutterstock

Majuli

The monsoon season rejuvenates Majuli and transforms it into a lush green paradise. Stay in a bamboo hut, check out the island on a cycle, buy its traditional masks and drink the rice beer of the Mising tribe.

Majuli Island in Assam | Shutterstock

Badami

July's pleasant weather is ideal for exploring the sights of this historically and culturally important town. While here, visit the Badami Cave Temples, the Badami Fort, Agastya Lake, the Archaeological Museum, the Banashankari Amma Temple, and the Badami Shivalaya.

The magnificent Badami Cave Temples | Shutterstock

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