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    Planning to Travel? 5 Places to Avoid During the Monsoon Season

    By Mohan NasreJuly 24, 2024
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    Planning to Travel? 5 Places to Avoid During the Monsoon Season

    People dance in joy wherever monsoon has not arrived to give relief from the hot weather and why not, after all it gives relief from the scorching heat. There is a different fun in roaming around amidst the cool breeze during the monsoon season. But it is also very important to keep in mind that planning to visit should also be done at those places where you do not have the risk of getting stuck in the rainy season. In this article, we are going to tell you about those places where you should avoid going during the monsoon season.

    Table of Contents

    • 5 Places to Skip During the Monsoon Season
      • 1- Mumbai
      • 2- Sikkim
      • 3- Uttarakhand
      • 4- Himachal Pradesh
      • 5- Kerala

    5 Places to Skip During the Monsoon Season

    1- Mumbai

    Mumbai
    Mumbai

    During the rainy season, Mumbai is flooded with water. The charm of this place is lost during the monsoon season and it becomes difficult for people to go out. Due to continuous rain, the speed of Mumbai trains also slows down. Due to continuous rain, people are locked in their homes. Do not think about visiting Mumbai during the monsoon season at all. However, there are many hill stations in Maharashtra, such as Amboli, Mahabaleshwar etc., where you can visit before or after the rainy season.

    2- Sikkim

    Sikkim
    Sikkim

    Sikkim is full of natural beauty. It can take you a day to travel from Delhi to Sikkim by train. So, except for monsoon, you should definitely visit Sikkim in other months, because the situation becomes very bad here during the rainy season. It becomes very difficult to drive on the roads during the rains. So, do not plan a trip to Sikkim during the rainy season. During monsoon, most of the time the local shops and market areas might be shutdown, therefore its better to avoid going this season.

    3- Uttarakhand

    Uttarakhand
    Uttarakhand

    To escape the heat, most people run towards the mountains and when it is monsoon season, everyone is eager to go to the hill station. When it comes to mountains, first of all we will talk about a beautiful place like Uttarakhand. You can complete the journey from Delhi to Uttarakhand in just a few hours. However, there are many buses, trains and cabs available too, which take you from Delhi to Uttarakhand. You just have to keep in mind that during the monsoon season, it rains continuously in many places of Uttarakhand, due to which the roads become slippery. Driving or roaming in such places during this season is not free from danger.

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    4- Himachal Pradesh

    Himachal Pradesh
    Himachal Pradesh

    Like Uttarakhand, Himachal also has many famous hill stations, where the crowd of people is seen the most in the summer season. You can go to Himachal from Delhi with the help of many facilities. Just keep in mind that you should plan to visit Himachal before or after the rainy season. Actually, being a hill station, there are many places here, where during the rain, situations like falling of stones from the rocks, floods or landslides arise.

    5- Kerala

    Kerala
    Kerala

    During the rainy season, Kerala starts looking even more green and beautiful. People come here from far away to see the spectacular views here. But for your information, let us tell you that during the rainy season, the view here becomes very scary. Flood-like situation arises in many places of Kerala and here you can see continuous rain for three to four days. So if you are planning to visit Kerala, then do it between September and March.

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