Best Monsoon Treks In India
Monsoon is also included in the best seasons for trekking, hiking and many other adventurous sports. Trekking during this season is one of the most difficult and challenging tasks for the trekkers. But with the difficulties, trekkers can experience a lot of things and also come out of their fear. There are so many trekking points where the trekkers can trek in the monsoons, and they are:-
1. Valley of Flowers Trek, Uttarakhand
The title, ‘UNESCO World Heritage Site’ has been given to this valley. This is one of the best trekking sites where tourists can trek in the monsoons. This valley is located near the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve. Here tourists will enjoy the beautiful and variety of flowers. This place is also an ideal and beautiful resting spot. There are also so many restaurants and hotels which offer basic meals.
Its maximum altitude is about 12,654 ft above the sea level
Trekking days- 1
Suitable time to visit this place- June to October
Its difficulty level is easy to moderate
2. Andharban, Maharashtra
This place is located near Pimpri, Maharashtra. Its distance from Lonavala is about 1.5 hours. This trekking spot is also known by the name of ‘Dark Forest’. Tourists can also see the beautiful views of Kundalika Valley. But before entering the dark forest, tourists need to inform the Manasi Kedar, an event planner of Treks. This trek should be performed during the monsoons for an amazing experience.
Its maximum altitude level is about 2,160 ft above the sea level
Trekking days- 1
Suitable time to visit this place- July to October
Its difficulty level is moderate to difficult
3. Chembra Peak Trek, Kerala
This trek has the highest peak in Wayanad, which makes this place an thrilling monsoon trek in Kerala. Start the trek in the early morning because it is a 7 km long trek, which takes around 6 to 7 hours to complete. During the trekking route, there are two points where meals will be provided. When we reach the point, we can see the beautiful Chembra Lake.
Its maximum altitude is about 6,990 ft above the sea level
Trekking days- 1
Suitable time to visit this place- July to October
Its difficulty level is moderate to difficult
4. Kumara Parvatha Trek, Karnataka
Kumara Parvatha is the second highest peak in Karnataka and is difficult. At the base of the mountain, there is Kukke Subramanya Temple situated, which is the reason for this trek. This trek is 14 km. Reaching 7 km, there is a hotel named Bhatta Mane, which offers vegetarian thali. This trek is one of the challenging treks during monsoons.
Its maximum altitude is about 5,600 ft above the sea level
Trekking days- 2
Suitable time to visit this place- July to October
Its difficulty level is moderate to difficult.
5. Rajmachi, Maharashtra
This trek is an amazing trek which is suggested to be performed in the monsoons. This trek is also suitable for the non-experienced trekkers. This trek is less-crowded and a must visit place. Tourists can see the marvellous views of Kataldhar waterfall and Bor Ghat. If tourists want, they can start their trek from the Kondane caves, which is near the Kondana village and it will take 4 hours to reach the top.
Its maximum altitude is about 2,710 ft above the sea level
Trekking days- 1
Suitable time to visit this place- July to October
Its difficulty level is easy
6. Hukyachi, Khadi, Goa
This place is located near Kumthul village. This trek can be performed by experienced trekkers and non-experienced trekkers, both. The trekking distance is about 4.5 km. During the trek, tourists also walk through the Mhadei Wildlife Sanctuary, rubber plantations, spic plantations, dense forests, greenery etc.
Suitable time to visit this place- July to October
Trekking days- 1
Its difficulty level is easy
7. Visapur Fort Trek, Maharashtra
This place is very beautiful, located between Mumbai and Pune. Here tourists would get to see the amazing views of Lohagad Fort, Pawna Lake, Tikona Fort and Tung Fort.
Its maximum altitude is about 3,556 ft above the sea level
Trekking days- 1
Suitable time to visit this place- July to October
Its difficulty level is easy to moderate
Conclusion
So here are the best monsoon treks in India, which are full of adventure and challenges. It is suggested to keep umbrellas and raincoats. All the above treks are amazing and wonderful. Tourists must visit all the above places especially during monsoons as it gives them an amazing experience.
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