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Lonavala, known for its scenic landscapes, waterfalls, and ancient caves offers a perfect monsoon getaway. You can visit the Bhushi Dam and explore Karla Caves.

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The rainy season brings out the best in this coastal paradise, with secret waterfalls, empty beaches, and non-stop parties.

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Udaipur, Rajasthan

Known as the "City of Lakes," Udaipur transforms into a serene paradise during the monsoon, with its numerous lakes and palaces.

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Coorg, Karnataka

The lush greenery and cool climate of Coorg make it an ideal monsoon destination, with plenty of trekking and camping opportunities.

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Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu

This hill station offers a tranquil retreat during the monsoon, with its misty hills, waterfalls, and scenic beauty.

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Shillong, Meghalaya

The capital of Meghalaya is often referred to as the "Scotland of the East" and is a popular monsoon destination, with its numerous waterfalls and lush landscapes.

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Alleppey, Kerala

Known for its backwaters, Alleppey is a popular monsoon destination, offering scenic boat rides and the chance to experience the local culture.

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Chikmagalur, Karnataka

This hill station is known for its coffee and spice plantations, and is a popular monsoon destination, with its cool climate and scenic beauty.

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Darjeeling, West Bengal

The monsoon adds a touch of magic to Darjeeling, with its rolling hills shrouded in mist and the aroma of fresh mountain air.

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This cluster of 14 hamlets that lies between towering peaks and hills is home to many waterfalls and temples, making it a popular monsoon destination.

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