From Lonavala To Coorg: 10 Dreamy Monsoon Getaways In India Under ₹10,000
Times Now Digital, Mallika BhagatJul 19, 2025
Ziro Valley, Arunachal Pradesh
Ideal for monsoon wanderers seeking peace and culture. Visit the paddy fields, pine forests, and Apatani tribal villages for an offbeat escape.
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Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu
The 'Princess of Hill Stations' is magical during rains. Don’t miss Coaker’s Walk, Bryant Park, Silver Cascade Falls, and boat rides on Kodai Lake.
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Panchgani, Maharashtra
Nestled in the Sahyadris, Panchgani offers valley views, strawberry farms (off-season but scenic), Table Land plateau, and waterfalls galore in the monsoon.
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Varkala, Kerala
Swap Goa’s crowds for Varkala's clifftop serenity. Explore Varkala Cliff, Papanasam Beach, Janardhana Swamy Temple, and relax in beachside cafés.
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Agumbe, Karnataka
Known as the 'Cherrapunji of the South', Agumbe is a hidden gem. Trek to waterfalls like Barkana and Onake Abbi, visit the rainforest research station, and enjoy the rustic beauty.
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Udaipur, Rajasthan
Rajasthan may be known for its heat, but Udaipur comes alive in the monsoon. Visit the City Palace, Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace, Lake Pichola, and soak in the romantic charm of the city.
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Cherrapunji, Meghalaya
Experience rain in one of the wettest places on earth. Don’t miss the living root bridges, Seven Sisters Falls, Mawsmai Caves, and the surreal green landscapes.
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Coorg, Karnataka
Dubbed the ‘Scotland of India,’ Coorg is a dreamy escape with coffee plantations, Abbey Falls, Dubare Elephant Camp and the misty hills of Mandalpatti.
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Munnar, Kerala
This tea paradise is extra lush during the rains. Enjoy panoramic views at Top Station, trek to Anamudi Peak, or soak in the serenity of Attukal Waterfalls.
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Lonavala, Maharashtra
Just a short drive from Mumbai and Pune, Lonavala is monsoon’s sweetheart. Explore Tiger Point, Bushi Dam, Rajmachi Fort and take long walks amidst the Sahyadris shrouded in fog.
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