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Sharavathi Valley, Karnataka: This valley is hidden in the Western Ghats. Sharavathi Valley comes alive with lush forests and thundering waterfalls especially during the monsoon season. This place3 is a home to the famous Jog Falls and also offers offbeat trails with rich biodiversity.
Lolab Valley, Jammu & Kashmir: This valley is often overshadowed by more popular Kashmiri destinations. A must-visit place in a monsoon season, it is filled with walnut orchards, meadows, and pine forests. The downpour in Lolab enhance its untouched charm which makes it a peaceful retreat for solitude seekers.
Valley of Flowers, Uttarakhand: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, which blooms in a riot of vibrant colors during monsoon. During monsoon weather, you can watch the Valley of Flower with thousands of rare Himalayan flowers. It also offers the tourists an otherworldly trekking experience amid clouds and snow-capped peaks.
Ziro Valley, Arunachal Pradesh: This valley is often associated with its music festival. Ziro Valley is breathtaking in the rains. Here you can explore the rolling paddy fields, pine-covered hills, and tribal villages that create a serene escape far from tourist crowds.
Dzukou Valley, Nagaland-Manipur Border: This valley is considered as a hidden gem in Northeast India. Dzukou turns lush and misty during monsoon and you will find it covered in wildflowers and dwarf bamboo. An ideal place for trekking and those seeking peace amidst untouched landscapes.
Yumthang Valley, Sikkim: This valley is also known as the “Valley of Flowers of Sikkim." Yumthang is famous for its alpine meadows, hot springs, and vibrant rhododendrons that you will find especially during the monsoon season.
Kudremukh Valley, Karnataka: This valley is lesser-known and trekking paradise in the Western Ghats.It turns emerald green during the downpour. You can here experience the valley’s rolling hills, hidden waterfalls, and rich wildlife.
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