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The heat of summer is gradually decreasing and monsoon is making its knock in different parts of the country. In such a situation, if you are planning to travel somewhere in the month of July, but want to avoid the heavy crowd and traffic of traditional hill stations like Shimla, Manali or Ooty, then this news is especially for you. There are some amazing and unrated hill stations in India (Lesser-Known Hill Stations), which completely change with the first monsoon rains in the month of July. The greenery spread at these places, clouds touching the mountains and velvety mist will make you feel like a different world. Let us know about these 6 beautiful and peaceful hill stations of the country, where you will get to see the purest form of nature.

1. Khajjiar, Himachal Pradesh: India’s ‘Mini Switzerland’

Khajjiar, located in Himachal Pradesh, is called ‘Mini Switzerland of India’, but despite this, the commercial crowd here remains very less. As soon as the month of July arrives, the beauty of this place increases. When the dense pine forest spread all around and the beautiful lake situated in the middle, there is monsoon mist, then this view looks like a painting. The morning here in July begins with cool breeze and velvety fog, which mesmerizes nature lovers.

2. Chaukori, Uttarakhand: A quiet corner nestled in the lap of the Himalayas

If you want to see snow clad peaks and tea plantations together, then Chaukori situated in Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand is a perfect destination. In the month of July, when rain drops fall on the tea gardens here, a pleasant fragrance spreads in the entire atmosphere. From here, the view of majestic peaks like Nanda Devi and Panchchuli is clearly visible. The peace and cool climate here during monsoon will completely refresh your mind.

3. Pelling, Sikkim: Magical view of Kanchenjunga

If we turn to North-Eastern India, Pelling in Sikkim is a hidden treasure about which very few people know. In the month of July, the entire Pelling is covered with dense clouds and lush green valleys. The view of the Kanchenjunga mountain range looks amazing from here. Additionally, Rimbi Waterfall and ancient Buddhist monasteries come alive during the monsoon. If you want to see a unique confluence of spirituality and nature, then definitely visit Pelling in July.

4. Coorg, Karnataka: ‘Scotland of India’ hidden among the clouds

Coorg in South India is famous for its coffee plantations, but during the monsoon in July, the level of its beauty increases manifold. When there is heavy rain in Coorg, situated in the lap of the Western Ghats, the waterfalls here like Abbey Falls are in full bloom. The greenery spread all around and the mist rising from the tea and coffee gardens make it a romantic and adventurous destination.

5. Valparai, Tamil Nadu: A unique confluence of tea plantations and wildlife

Valparai, located in the Anamalai hills, is a very beautiful and untouched hill station of Tamil Nadu. Situated at an altitude of about 3500 feet above sea level, this place is no less than a boon for monsoon lovers in July. The winding roads, huge tea gardens and the waterfalls seen here and there win the hearts of the tourists. Along with this, many types of rare birds and wildlife can also be seen here during monsoon.

6. Lansdowne, Uttarakhand: Peace and military discipline of the British era

Lansdowne of Uttarakhand is a hill station which is still away from the glare of commercialism. Being the cantonment area of ​​Garhwal Rifles, this place is very clean and quiet. The oak and pine forests here become even darker green during the July rains. British era churches, quiet streets and the sun setting behind the mountains make this place a very relaxing weekend getaway.