If you are planning to visit Outstation in August, then do not miss these 5 places

Are you also planning to visit somewhere in the light rain and pleasant weather of August? If yes, then this month is the best to visit. While greenery is at its peak in most places in August, rivers and waterfalls are also in full bloom. In such a situation, we are telling you about 5 such wonderful places, where your trip will become memorable.

Munnar, Kerala

If you wish to wander on the green hills with tea plantations, then Munnar is your destination. The climate here is extremely good in August. The sight of the misty mountains under showers in the morning enthralls the mind. You can go to lovely spots such as Eravikulam National Park, Mattupetty Dam, and Anayirangal Dam.

Lonavala, Maharashtra

Lonavala becomes manifold more beautiful during the rainy season. Since it is near Mumbai and Pune, it is a favorite weekend getaway. During August, green mountains and gushing waterfalls are available all around here. Do not miss visiting the popular Khandala Ghat, Bushi Dam and Tiger Point here.

Udaipur, Rajasthan

In general, Rajasthan is famous for its hot weather, but in the month of August, the climate of Udaipur becomes extremely amazing. Because of the rain, the lakes here begin to appear even more stunning. You can avail a boat tour in Pichola Lake here, witness the splendor of Jag Mandir Palace and City Palace. The climate here becomes peaceful and romantic after rain.

Darjeeling, West Bengal

If you are required to walk amidst clouds, then Darjeeling is the place to be. The weather in Darjeeling is a little chilly and humid during August. Seeing the view of Kanchenjunga peak from afar is a new kind of relaxation. Areas such as Darjeeling Himalayan Railway's toy train ride, Batasia Loop, and Tiger Hill are the main attractions here.

Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh

If you are an adventure seeker and wish to escape the throng of people, then SpitiValley is the place for you. August is the best month to travel here because during this time, the roads are open and the weather is also favorable. The sight of Buddhist monasteries and white deserts set in the middle of Spiti Valley's barren hills will transport you to a new world.