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As soon as the first drizzle of monsoon falls, everyone yearns to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and go into the lap of nature. If you live in Hyderabad and want to experience the beautiful valleys, backwaters and greenery of Kerala on weekends, then you do not need to take a flight and go far. There are some hidden gems around Hyderabad which come alive during the rainy season. Let us know about the 5 most beautiful tourist destinations located near Bhagyanagar, where the monsoon journey will remain in your memories forever. Misty valleys of Ananthagiri Hills and the magic of Vikarabad Located just 80 kilometers from Hyderabad, Ananthgiri Hills looks like a paradise during monsoon. This beautiful hill range of Vikarabad district is surrounded by dense forests and ancient huts. During the rainy season, the hills here get covered with a blanket of white mist, due to which it feels as if you are roaming in Wayanad or Munnar of Kerala. The origin point of the Musi River and the Anantha Padmanabha Swamy Temple here are very popular among tourists. This is the best weekend option for trekking and camping lovers. Suspension Bridge of Laknavaram Lake and Kerala-like Backwater Laknavaram Lake, located in Warangal district, is a wonderful miracle of nature in itself. This huge lake, about 210 kilometers away from Hyderabad, is completely filled with water during monsoon. There are small islands in the middle of this lake, the hanging bridge connecting them is the main attraction here. While boating in this lake spread among the lush green hills, you will feel the backwaters of Kerala. Eco-resorts are also available to spend the night here, which makes your trip even more exciting. The magical waters of Mallila Theertham Waterfall and the forests of Nallamalai If you want to spend time amidst milky waterfalls and dense forests during monsoon, then do visit Mallila Theertham Waterfall situated amidst the dense forests of Nallamalai on the way to Srisailam. About 185 kilometers away from Hyderabad, this waterfall falls from a height of about 150 feet. During the rainy season, the surrounding greenery and the sound of the waterfall give immense peace to the mind. Such natural views are usually seen only in the forests of Kerala. Along with religious pilgrimage, this is a great spot for observing nature closely. Panoramic view of Kuntala and Pochera Waterfalls Kuntala Waterfall located in Adilabad district is considered to be the highest waterfall of Telangana. Located at a distance of about 260 kilometers from Hyderabad, this waterfall passes through the deep forests of Kadam River. During monsoon, when this waterfall is in full flow, its roar can be heard far and wide. Pochera Waterfall located just nearby is also known for its unique geographical structure. The view of these two waterfalls reminds us of the most beautiful waterfalls of South India during monsoon. Mysterious cave and natural beauty of Bheemuni Padam Waterfall Located in Gudur near Warangal, Bheemuni Padam Waterfall is a wonderful and serene picnic spot. This waterfall is associated with mythological beliefs and it is said that the footprints of Bhima are present here. During monsoon, the water falling from the rocks and the natural cave below are worth seeing. There is not much crowd of tourists here, so if you want to enjoy nature in peace and experience the serene valleys like Kerala, then grab your car and head towards Bheemuni Padam this weekend.