India's Monsoon Destinations

4. Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu (Princess of Hill Stations)

Popularly known as the ‘Princes of Hill Stations’, Kodaikanal is paradise for the nature lovers especially during the monsoon season in India. It is also known as a popular romantic destination for the newlyweds. The famous Kodaikanal Lake has an expanse of 60 acres and this star shaped man-made lake attracts hundreds of tourists daily since its creation in 1863 by Sir Henry Levinge. Unlike the other destinations, Kodaikanal has a priced possession called ‘Astrophysical Observatory’ which is one of the oldest observatories in the world. Kodaikanal is also known for its home-made chocolates and eucalyptus oil. The high-elevated town also has beautiful lakes namely Berijam Lakes, and Mannavannur Lakes which are rich in flaura and fauna where coracle rides and horse riding are easily available.

The Monsoon Extravaganza you shouldn’t miss out!

John Muir, a world famous American naturalist or rather an ‘outdoor enthusiast’, once said “the mountains are calling and I must go”. So peeps, ‘it’s monsoon, hence come soon as mountains are calling’. Gorgeous waterfalls, beautiful rivers and lakes that pass the magical gift through the mountains and hills are the kind of atmosphere or environment that can help you forget the busy life. Brace yourselves and experience nature at its very best.

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