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Top 25 Places to Visit in July 2023

For most of us, Monsoons are the best time of the year when spells of rains rescue us from the scorching heat of the sun. The wind is cool and so would be an idea to pack your stuff and chase your wanderlust. If you share the same notion, we’re here to help you with Top 10 places to visit in July,

Orchha, Madhya Pradesh

Very true that they say, Incredible India.  Here’s a little proof of it, Orchha, a city in Madhya Pradesh which speaks of India’s architectural brilliance. Orchha, an abode to various temples, palaces and forts which never fails to make its travellers fall in love with the history like never before.  Orchha was founded in 16th-century AD by Bundela Rajput chief, Rudra Pratap Singh who also became the first king of Orchha.

Bangalore, Karnataka

The new place, Bangalore has become to chase your dreams if you happen to be a lover of computers and IT. Growing with time when it comes to technology, Bangalore is the silicon valley of India. It is the third most popular cities in India and a great hub for both sports and night life! Cosmopolitan by nature, the city of Bangalore is one of the fastest growing metropolitans in the country.

Amarnath, Jammu and Kashmir

How can there not be a touch of beauty where God has touched his pious feet.  We expect the reader to have heard of Amarnath Ki Yatra, millions and millions of tourist every year come here to seek blessings of the divine. There’s no doubt that Jammu and Kashmir hold the sachet for being one of the most beautiful places in India, rightly, apart from the spiritual aspects. Amarnath does justice to the very tag Jammu and Kashmir is crowned with.

Markha Valley, Ladakh

If there’s one thing Markha Valley is famous for, is trekking. One of the most sought-after treks in the Ladakh region, the Markha Valley trek route does not disappoint anyone! The route, as it passes through the two very high passes, Ganda la (4800 m) & Kongmaru La (5150 m) lets you feast your eyes on stunning sights from the summit. The Markha village is one of the smallest beautiful hamlets amid arid regions around.

Dudhsagar Waterfalls, Goa-Karnataka  Border

You don’t have to travel far to witness Niagara Falls if you are around the Konkan coast. To your unawareness India has its mini version of Niagara Falls, we’re talking about Dudhsagar waterfalls. Not only deserts give your eyes a treat of a mirage but Dudhsagar too. Located on the border of Indian states of Goa and Karnataka, Dudhsagar Falls is a four-tiered waterfall located on the Mandovi River. As they say, it’s not a mirage of water rather a mirage of milk.

Also Read: 15 Amazing Waterfalls of India

Meghalaya

Meghalaya, as the name suggests, the abode of clouds is what it is in reality! The rains of Meghalaya are like a necklace that adorns Meghalaya. Shillong, the state capital, is one of the most beautiful hill stations of north eastern part of India and unique in its own way. Beautiful lakes, breathtaking waterfalls, adventurous caves are the top attractions of Meghalaya. But the state is most sought after during monsoon because of Mawsynram, Cherrapunji, which is the wettest place on earth! Monsoon is one of the best times to visit Meghalaya and its numerous districts which boasts unbounded natural beauty with warm hearted locals. Mawlynnong, the cleanest place on earth, is also located just 3hrs from Shillong.

Goa

No matter what time of the year it is, Goa never seems a no for tourists. Not even the month of heavy rains stands in the way of their firm desires. If you’re one such un-putdownable soul, then go ahead.  Goa never loses its wild and pleasant ambience, but exceptions are monsoons, when it rains heavily, too heavily that some of the beaches and resorts need to be shut. But we emphasize on the word, some.  Not all, there are still a few options open for you. Baga beach is one such. To conclude, in monsoons, the bad news is, Goa is isolated. The good news is, Goa is isolated!  And cheap too

Pelling, West Sikkim

If you ask us, what is so special about West Sikkim, we’d tell you Kanchenjunga. West Sikkim offers amazing views of the south-east face of Mt. Kanchenjunga. Pelling, the top attraction in the western part of Sikkim, has an amazing blend of nature and religious history. The tranquil environment of Pelling makes it a famous tourist destination in Sikkim. Apart from beautiful age-old monasteries like Sangachoeling and Pemayangtse Monasteries, the Khecheopalri Lake, situated in the midst of a dense forest is considered holy and is mesmerizing to devotees and tourists alike.

Agumbe, Karnataka

Let’s go back to the good old days. The days of our childhood. The days when television contributed to the good memories.  let’s go back to Malgudi Days.  Let’s go back to the place where it was set. For real, let us live and feel the beauty Ambuge bestowed us.  A small village in Karnataka, or to give you a better picture, the Cherrapunji of Karnataka.  Which is known for being blessed by the beautiful Mother Nature and its reach biodiversity. A place which possess a number of natural herbs. A herb itself Agumbe is,  a herb made of beauty

Mysore, Karnataka

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It is a fact well known, that India possesses diamonds of rich heritage and culture.  Not only is the gem possessed by one, but many.  Karnataka is one such possessor of this gem.   Since Mysore being a part of it, how can it miss out on its right of possession of this gem?

Welcome to Mysore. Much has evolved with time, Mysore is counted in it.  Not losing its charm of being blessed with culture, it is evolving as a metropolitan city.

Valley of Flowers, Uttarakhand

This is a green valley located 3858 m above mean sea level. The valley is a lush green paradise during summer. However, during monsoon, the valleys blooms into several vibrant colored flowers, carpeting the valley that you cannot spot green. People love to trek to the valley and camp closer to the kaleidoscopic beauty of these flowers ranging from purple to pink.

Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh

Spiti Valley is called as Little Tibet due to its nature composition and the alluring beauty of the monasteries and colorful Buddhist culture. This is one of the serene destinations to enjoy a rejuvenating vacation in July. July climate allows tourists to easily explore even the remote monasteries.

Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh

The land of Dalai Lama is a spiritual destination for pilgrims and an adventure destination for adrenaline lovers. Dharamshala is slowly developing into a sports destination. The dense deodar forests will be lush with the rains, making the place more colorful and cheerful. Apart from the long list of temples and monasteries in this spiritual destination, you ought to visit Bhagsu Falls, Kangra Fort, HPCA stadium, tea plantations, Kangra Valley, and others.

Udaipur, Rajasthan

There is a reason to why Udaipur was the royals monsoon destination. Udaipur is the land of monsoon palace, a royal structure build by yesteryear kings to enjoy rainfall in the most romantic way possible. Are you looking for a monsoon honeymoon destination in India? Udaipur is the right destination. July provides very minimal rainfall allowing you to enjoy exploration and sightseeing. Top places to visit in Udaipur during July are Saheliyon ki Bari, City Palace, Lake Fateh Sagar, Lake Pichola, and others.

Kerala

Kerala is a beauty throughout the year. If you are visiting India in July, Kerala will be drenched in rain, and as lush as emerald. The monsoon is the bloom season for herbal plants. Thus, it is the best time to visit for unique and common Ayurvedic treatments. The local cuisine will be more vibrant during July, thanks to numerous fresh ingredients. Do you know that the hill stations of the state will be more serene during monsoon? However, best of all activities is taking up a houseboat ride on one of the backwaters.

Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu

This is one of the many hill stations of Tamil Nadu. It is true that hill stations will not be at prime beauty during monsoon season. However, July is just the beginning of monsoon and it allows you to enjoy Kodaikanal is the most alluring way, possible. However, catching panoramic view from viewpoints can be tricky as the clouds will be blocking your view. July is the right time to explore valleys, waterfalls, green meadows, lakes and others.

Gangtok, Sikkim

This urban capital of Sikkim turns into a lush green paradise during monsoon. Monsoon is quite harsh in Gangtok, but July is just the beginning. The rains would not be very heavy and the place will be lush with a romantic ambience. Top places to visit in Gangtok during July are Rumtek Monastery, Phodong Monastery, Hanuman Tok, Khecheopalri Lake, Nathu La, and others.

Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh

The beauty of north-east India, far away from the commercial clutches of corporate, is the best way to enjoy nature and culture in India. Arunachal Pradesh is a quiet and quaint land to enjoy and explore. July is the right time to visit Tawang to explore and rejuvenate.

Lonavala, Maharashtra

This is an important weekend getaway spot from Mumbai. Do you know that Lonavala and the hill regions around the area are the first places in India to receive rainfall during monsoon? Thus, even during the early month of monsoon (July), the place will be drenched in rain, looking fresh and vibrant. The climate is very pleasing and warm during monsoon.

Panchgani, Maharashtra

Panchgani would have finished harvesting strawberries by June. Thus, the fields will be empty. On the other hand, the markets will be lush with fresh strawberry infused items. This charming destination will be quaint and interesting in July. Top palaces to visit in Panchgani in July are Rajpuri caves, Kashi Vishweshwar temple, Dholya Ganapati temple, Kamalghat Fort, Parsi Point, Dhom Dam, Sherbaug, and others.

Nainital, Uttarakhand

This is the land of lakes and mountains, which get more lush and romantic during monsoon. This is the place to visit to kindle your love in July. Nainital is also a famous weekend getaway and summer escape point closer to Delhi. Top places to visit in Nainital in July are Gurney House, Pt GB Pant high-altitude zoo, Naini Lake, Snow Viewpoint, and others.

Gulmarg, Jammu & Kashmir

Past unyielding roads and large tracks of rice fields bordered with stunning villages is the highest green golf course in the world, at the high altitude of 2, 650 meters Gulmarg. The area is also well-known for its prime Mountain resort that illuminates legendary splendor and serves as a foremost ski resort in the winter. Before arriving at the resort, marvel at the ‘Viewpoint’ that has exuberant views of the snow-capped mountains First titled ‘Gaurimarg’ by the shepherds that roamed the Srinagar hills and valleys, its present name was adopted by Sultan Yusuf Shah in the 16th Century. He dubbed it so as he was mesmerized by the attractiveness of the sights grassy slopes and pleasant wild flowers.

Mount Abu, Rajasthan

This mountain is the solo high-altitude site of Rajasthan. The hill turns green and lush during rainy season. However, the frequency of the rainfall is comparatively lower here. July is the right time if you love to enjoy nature. Top places to visit in Mount Abu in July are Nakki Lake, Crocodile Park, Dilwara group of temples, Raghunath Temple, Achalgarh Fort, and others.

Coorg, Karnataka

If you are planning a monsoon vacation to Karnataka, Coorg should be your primary destination. The place becomes paradisiacal during monsoon. This is the right time to explore plantation, enjoy outdoor activities, and most importantly, enjoy nature. Top places to visit in Coorg in July are Dubare elephant camp, Brahmagiri peak, Iruppu Falls, Rajas’ Seat, Nagarhole national park, Cauvery Nisargadhama, and others.

Darjeeling, West Bengal

Darjeeling is one of the pristine hill stations of India. The Himalayan nature provides lush and beauty to the land. Thus, during monsoon, the land gets greener and becomes more attractive for family travelers. Top places to visit in Darjeeling in July are Batasia Loop, Japanese Temple, Tiger Hill, Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park, Rock Garden, and others.

When the cold breeze plays with your hair, everything seems pleasant and ecstatic. That makes it a perfect time to pack your stuff and leave. Hope you make your mind and go on a wanderlust to one of these places listed in Top 10 Places to visit in July.

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