OT Staff & Waquar Habib
Known for its paddy fields and pine hills, Ziro is famous for the Ziro Music Festival in September. Its mild climate and Apatani cultural experiences make it a unique destination.
September brings misty weather, lush green hills, and waterfalls in Lonavala. Famous for Rajmachi Fort, Bhushi Dam, and trekking trails, it’s among Maharashtra’s most popular monsoon retreats.
This Western Ghats gem turns vibrant post-monsoon. In September, its waterfalls like Meenmutty and Soochipara, plus wildlife sanctuaries, offer refreshing escapes with fewer crowds than the peak tourist season.
Known as the "Princess of Hill Stations," Kodaikanal is serene in September. The cool climate enhances its lakes, Coaker’s Walk, and mist-draped Palani Hills, making it an ideal retreat.
Udaipur's lakes are full and beautiful after the monsoon. Enjoy boat rides on Lake Pichola and stunning views of the City Palace from its banks.
Explore Hampi's spectacular Vijayanagara Empire ruins in manageable September temperatures. The dramatic boulder-strewn landscape is incredibly photogenic after the monsoon rains.
Post-monsoon, Coorg’s coffee plantations and Abbey Falls come alive. September offers misty mornings, wildlife experiences in Nagarhole, and trekking routes around Brahmagiri, making it a serene hill getaway.
The “Scotland of the East” is lush and scenic in September. Umiam Lake, Elephant Falls, and nearby villages showcase Khasi culture and natural beauty under the clear post-monsoon skies.
Ranthambore National Park reopens for wildlife spotting in September. The lush greenery increases chances of seeing tigers and other animals near waterholes.
September is perfect for Tarkarli’s beaches and backwaters. With scuba diving, snorkelling, and dolphin-spotting, this Konkan town is a haven for marine enthusiasts seeking offbeat coastal experiences.