Jul 25, 2024
By: Ayush Mehrotra
Known for its lush greenery and abundant wildlife, including elephants and tigers. The Periyar Lake is particularly beautiful during the monsoon.
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Part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, this park is rich in flora and fauna, and the Kabini River is a major attraction.
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Famous for its Bengal tigers, Kanha becomes even more enchanting with the monsoon rains, bringing the forest to life.
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Known for the one-horned rhinoceros, the park’s lush landscapes and diverse wildlife are at their best during the monsoon.
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With its rich biodiversity, Bandipur is a great destination to witness the rejuvenated flora and fauna during the rainy season.
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This pristine park is part of the Western Ghats, and its rainforests and deep valleys are particularly enchanting during the monsoon.
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Though lesser-known, this park offers a serene monsoon experience with its scenic beauty and wildlife.
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As India's oldest national park, it is renowned for its Bengal tigers. The monsoon season brings a fresh, verdant look to the park, making it an excellent time to witness its diverse wildlife and scenic beauty.
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