The monsoon unveils a different, more vibrant side of nature; gushing waterfalls, mist-covered valleys, blooming wildflowers, and cool, refreshing weather. The rains add a layer of beauty to the trekking experience. Here are some of the best treks that you can do during monsoon.
Valley of Flowers Trek, Uttarakhand: This UNESCO World Heritage site comes alive during the monsoon with over 500 species of blooming alpine flowers. The vibrant colours against the misty mountains create a surreal landscape. July to early September is the peak blooming season, hence it has unmatched natural beauty.
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Hampta Pass Trek, Himachal Pradesh: This trek offers a dramatic shift in landscapes; from the lush green Kullu Valley to the stark, barren Lahaul Valley. You can see waterfalls gush from every corner, meadows are lush, and streams are fuller.
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Torna Fort Trek, Maharashtra: Known for its difficulty and history, Torna is especially scenic during the rains with dense fog, rolling meadows, and gushing streams. The challenging terrain becomes even more rewarding with dramatic views and lesser crowds.
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Cherrapunji Living Root Bridges Trek, Meghalaya: The rainiest place on Earth with nature’s engineering marvel, root bridges formed by guiding tree roots is one of the best monsoon treks in India. Lush rainforests, full rivers and heavy downpours amplify the jungle experience.
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Kashmir Great Lakes Trek, Kashmir: This is known as one of the most breathtaking treks in India, offering a surreal blend of alpine meadows, snow-capped peaks, and pristine high-altitude lakes. During monsoon, the trail is in full bloom, with vibrant wildflowers carpeting the valleys and the skies clear.
