Monsoons are not just about staying indoors and sipping tea, as one can also marvel at the wondrous beauty of nature during this period. For those who enjoy captivating views, intense rainfall, and the calm serenity that follows a tempestrous rain, there are many places around the world that transform into heaven during the monsoon season. Given below are five such locations which you can visit during the rainy season.
- Bali Indonesia
Bali is one of the most popular tourist destinations and monsoon season is its time for mendasaran. Bali comes to life like it has been waiting the whole year for the said time Off season (November to March) showcases an entire itinerary including the quiet beaches along with cozy jungle retreats making it a dream for tourist availing Bali’s monsoon love. Further, the mist covered rice terraces and discount hotel accommodations during offseason truly add icing on the cake.
- Kerala-Inspired Sri Lanka
Referred to as kerala of india, srilanka acts like a green paradise during the monsoons the same way. One can visit certain nook and then explore the hill areas like Nuwara eliya, even take a tea plantation train then chill on beaches at south sri lanka. Gentle rains with tropical vibes certainly don’t hurt. - Chiang Mai, thailand
The hidden gems of chiang mai are surely enchanting offseason with added rain enhancing its temples, waterfalls, beaches and mountains. Added bonuses while exploring overly gentle showers on the shoulders made better with the green rich landscape. Not to mention the locals offer incredible cooking classes along with local festivals making the country truly rich in culture
- Vietnam (Hanoi & Ha Long Bay)
The northern parts of Vietnam face monsoons from May to September. While there is an abundance of rain, the downpours are usually brief. This season provides the best opportunity to cruise through the dazzling limestone cliffs of Ha Long Bay, visit ancient temples, and savor steaming bowls of pho in Hanoi.
- Maldives
This one may take you by surprise. The Maldives during the monsoon season (May to October) are much more tranquil than regular peak season with its quiet beaches and low prices. While the tropics may get the occasional downpour, resorts, with their incredible off-season pricing, make it well worth it.
A little rain is no reason to put your passport away. These international destinations have so much to offer during the monsoon months. From lush green landscapes to deep cultural immersions and serene retreats, sometimes a rainy holiday is the reset your mind and body need.
