Monsoon has already arrived and it is probably one of the best seasons in India. People like to plan their trips during this time, especially to enjoy the rains. However, the weather conditions make it quite risky to visit some of the popular monsoon destinations. These places are a major threat to tourists due to landslides, waterlogging and unpredictable torrential rains.
So if you are also planning a monsoon trip, then keep in mind that stay away from these tourist places during the rainy season.
1. Mumbai: Visiting Mumbai during monsoon can turn into a bad experience. During this time the problem of water logging is common in Mumbai. You can also get stuck in traffic for hours, which will disturb the journey. Mumbai often receives torrential rains during the monsoon season and waterlogged roads are a common problem across the city. So, if you are planning to visit Mumbai then November to February is the best time to travel.
2. ChennaiMonsoon rains have brought much-needed respite from the heat for many South Indian cities. Hence, many people think of traveling to Chennai to enjoy the rains. However, Chennai often gets hit by floods during the rainy season. Because of this you may have to stay locked in the hotel room. Try to avoid traveling to Chennai between July and September.
3. SikkimMany people like to enjoy the monsoon rains by visiting the mountains. Sikkim is one of the most favorite places for mountain lovers. However, visiting Sikkim during the rainy season is not free from risk. Walking on the roads of Sikkim during the rainy days can prove to be a very bad experience for you.
4. Uttarakhand: Some areas of Uttarakhand become very scary during rains. Since this place is close to Delhi, it is crowded with tourists throughout the year. However, during monsoon, try not to visit this tourist destination as landslides are quite common across the state. Floods due to heavy rains and cloudbursts also pose a high risk to travellers.
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