May 26, 2023
10 Best Places to Visit in India in June for a Blissful Holiday
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The arrival of the rains in June is probably the most awaited time of the year for many. The first few drops of showers feels like a bliss and oh! the scent of petrichor is just delightful, isn’t it? As you eagerly await the onset of the monsoon in June, you may already be planning a holiday and looking for the best places to visit in June in India, right? Afterall, a quick holiday in the monsoon does no harm ever. Â
If you are too confused about picking the right destination, or are overwhelmed by the choices, you have come to the right place. We have picked the top 10 places in India to visit in June for a delightful holiday experience.Â

Shimla is one of the most popular hill stations in India. The capital city of Himachal Pradesh, it is a place where you get to experience and embrace the mighty Himalayas at their glorious best! The evergreen forests, pleasant climate and an old-world charm make it one of the best places to go to in June in India. Â
 June is an ideal time to visit Shimla because the weather at this time of the year is pleasant and ambient, which makes sightseeing a wonderful experience. By the start of June, the summers start to fade, making way for the cool winds and the onset of monsoon, and many opportunities for the travellers to indulge in fun and adventurous activities. Â

Mount Abu is one such place that shows a completely different side of Rajasthan to you. Located in the laps of the alluring Aravalli Mountain ranges, near the Rajasthan-Gujarat border, it is the only hill station in the state. In a state that is famous for its deserts, Mount Abu serves as one of the best go-to places for locals and tourists coming from all over India to escape the heat. Â
While the hill town is gorgeous all through the year offering refreshing views of the hills and the valleys, it becomes even more charming and attractive with the onset of the rains. The cool weather and picturesque places in the town make it one of the best places to visit in June in India.  Â

A quaint hill station located in Pune district, Maharashtra, Kamshet is one of the best places in India to visit in June to enjoy the rains and indulge in some fun activities. A complete family holiday destination, Kamshet is blessed with some of the most pristine natural landscapes you will find in Maharashtra. Â
Also, being a lesser-known town, it is a wonderful place for you to get away from the city chaos, and relax peacefully in the laps of nature while enjoying the picturesque view of the Western Ghats. Located just about 120 kms from the commercial capital of the country, Mumbai, Kamshet welcomes several tourists from Mumbai who come here for the weekend to enjoy the rains and revel in its peaceful ambiance.  Â

As the hot summers make way for the rains in June, Goa undergoes a sea of changes. Officially, June marks the beginning of the rainy season in Goa and there are only a few tourists this month. So, the streets become less crowded and the beaches are empty. But on the other hand, the entire state comes alive as the party capital of India turns into a green paradise. Â
As the rain clouds hover over the sea, the green fields, and the hills, the weather becomes cosy, and you can feel the romantic vibe all over Goa. Although the water sport activities on the beaches get closed, a world of new opportunities open in Goa for you to explore. Â

Tucked away quietly on the slopes of Western Ghats in Karnataka, Coorg is a popular hill station in the region. It is known for its surreal natural beauty, varied landscape, coffee plantations and variety of experiences it offers to the travellers. Apart from its natural beauty that surrounds you at every turn, what makes Coorg a popular tourist town is that it is blessed with pleasing weather.Â
When it starts to rain in June, the weather becomes even better and cooler, making it one of the best cold places to visit in June in South India. While you are on a holiday in June in this paradisiacal land, you can wake up to the view of dewy mountains, and the aroma of coffee that fills up the air and relish a freshly brewed cuppa. Can you ask for a better start to the day?Â

Located in Kerala, Munnar is one of the most picturesque hill stations in south India. Sitting at an elevation of about 1500 metres, magnificent Munnar has the distinction of being one of the largest tea producing regions in India. Throughout the length and breadth of the hill town, you can see plenty of tea gardens and there is greenery for as long as your vision goes.Â
If you are looking for the best places to visit in June in South India, Munnar could be the perfect place to escape to. Here you can comfortably retreat in the laps of mother nature and lose yourself in the inexplicable charming beauty that surrounds you. While you can visit Munnar anytime of the year, the arrival of rains in June make the place even more endearing and attractive. Â

Talk about the best June tourist places in India, and Ooty must invariably find its mention. Popularly known as the ‘Queen of Hill Stations,’ in India, Ooty deserves the title, and it does full justice to it. Nestled in the heart of the Nilgiris mountain range in Tamil Nadu, Ooty’s surreal landscape, replete with tea plantations, eucalyptus trees, vast and towering meadows needs no introduction. Â
Blessed with a beautiful climate, Ooty is one of the most sought-after holiday destinations in the country. Whether you are a hardcore nature enthusiast, a photographer, or a leisure traveller, Ooty is sure to meet all your needs and expectations as a traveller with its wide array of natural attractions and experiences. Â

When it comes to the best hill stations in India, Shillong deserves a mention. With its amazing landscapes and surreal surroundings, this hill town is one of the most precious gems of India. If you have been planning to visit this wonderland for long, with the rain beckoning, now would be the best time. Â
The North-eastern states are known to receive plenty of rainfall. Shillong is no different. However, since June is only the starting month of rain, the showers are not intense. As the rains arrive, the landscape becomes even more endearing and the lakes and falls get a new lease of life, making it one of the best places to go to in June in India. Â

The darling town of all nature lovers, Darjeeling is a popular hill station in West Bengal. It is comfortably nestled on the foothills of the mighty Himalayas Apart from its stunning natural beauty and beautiful landscapes, Darjeeling is also famous worldwide for being one of the finest producers of tea. Â
Mount Kanchenjunga, which is one of the world’s highest peaks, stands in all its glory forming the backdrop of this beautiful town.Â
 A quaint and picture-perfect town in the heart of Arunachal Pradesh is Tawang. Like most amazing places in the Northeast, nature has been extra generous and gracious to endow this place with stunningly beautiful landscapes. Recently, owing to its growing popularity among the tourists, especially adventure enthusiasts and bikers, the town has earned the tag, ‘New Ladakh of India.’Â
Even though Tawang is over 10,000 feet, it has some of the most scenic motorable roads. As you ride your way to the top, you enjoy the view of dense forests, valleys, lakes and snow-capped mountains. Not to mention, the pure, clean and crisp air here is pure bliss. Â
In conclusion, India offers a myriad of breath-taking destinations for a blissful holiday in June. So, pack your bags, embrace the cool weather, and embark on a journey to discover the best places to visit in India in June, where every moment will leave you with lasting memories and a sense of awe-inspiring beauty.
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