As the monsoon looms closer consider these unlikely destinations which don their rain-soaked avatars with effortless charm and will seduce you to do the same. From an endangered island on the vast Brahmaputra in the east, to a magical flowering valley in the north—don’t waste the rainy months ducking indoors.
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KKanakasabhai Natarajan3927 days ago
How can you miss Valparai, TN and Chinnakallar nearby which receives the second highest rainfall after Chirapunchi. It is covered by ever green forests, tea estates and so many streams, dams etc and the road to Valparai from CBE-Pollachi and again from Valparai to Munnar in Kerala is so picturisque.Read More
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