Visit These 11 Places That Are Under 400 Kms Away From Delhi To Experience The Best Of Monsoons

Dreaming of a monsoon escape? Imagine packing your bags and heading to some of the most enchanting cities, where rain transforms beauty into magic. If you're itching for a quick weekend getaway, we've uncovered perfect and safe spots just 400 kms from Delhi. Picture yourself immersed in the rhythmic splatter of rain, embraced by breathtaking views. Intrigued? Keep reading for your next adventure!

1. Jim Corbett 

Ever thought of where you can escape to during the monsoon for a perfect blend of adventure and tranquillity? Look no further than Jim Corbett National Park! This lush green paradise transforms into an enchanting haven during the rainy season. Picture misty mornings, roaring rivers, and a symphony of birdsong – nature at its dramatic best. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, a photography buff, or just someone seeking a serene retreat, Jim Corbett promises an unforgettable monsoon getaway. 

Where | Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand 
Distance from Delhi | 245 Kms

2. Jaipur 

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Ever wondered where you can soak in the vibrant colours and royal charm during the monsoon? Head to Jaipur, the Pink City! As the rains wash over its historic forts and palaces, Jaipur comes alive with a refreshed, enchanting beauty. Imagine wandering through the majestic Amber Fort, exploring the intricate Hawa Mahal, or enjoying a serene boat ride at Jal Mahal, all under the cool, gentle drizzle. The city's bustling markets, rich culture and delectable cuisine make it a perfect monsoon escape. 

Distance from Delhi | 280 Kms 

3. Morni Hills

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Morni Hills is the only hill station in Haryana that is rich in flora and fauna making it a perf place to visit during monsoon. With no danger of treacherous roads and landslides, Morni Hills is one of the safest places where you can take a trip in July and August. The best part is that it does not swarm with people like other popular hill stations, and you can easily find that inner peace and tranquillity among the hills, lakes, and the surrounding lush greenery. So, head over to this lesser-known place to avoid crowds and noise to experience the best of monsoon season!

Where | Morni Hills - Panchkula District, Haryana
Distance From Delhi | 254 Km

4. Bharatpur

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Located in Eastern Rajasthan, Bharatpur is known for Keoladeo Ghana National Park where people go to capture the beauty of diverse flora and fauna through their lens. Bharatpur receives relatively less rainfall during monsoons so you can head over without being concerned about being stuck indoors. You can with ease enjoy a leisure walk through the streets of Bharatpur to explore heritage sights along with the splendid bird sanctuary.

Where | Bharatpur - Rajasthan
Distance From Delhi | 220 Km

5. Landour

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Landour is a small cantonment town near Mussoorie that everyone must visit at least once in their lives. This lesser-known place will take you away from the rush of tourists and noise to a calmer and cleaner area in Uttarakhand. The place has untarnished forests and landscapes that come alive during monsoon with rich hues of green to have an enchanting effect on the visitor’s mind. When you head over, make sure you visit Lal Tibba View Point, the highest point in Landour to witness majestic Himalayan peaks!

Where | Landour - Uttarakhand
Distance From Delhi | 316 Km

6. Lansdowne

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Lansdowne is a hill station that is studded with oak and blue pine forests that cast a soothing effect on the mind. This is one of the best places that you can head over for some quiet time in the misty lands with the view of the snow-clad Himalayas and the caressing cool breeze. You can also explore the highest point in Lansdowne, Tip N Top to get the best panoramic view of the Himalayan mountains and Bhulla Tal for boating under the vast blue sky. So, start making those plans already!

Where | Lansdowne - Uttarakhand
Distance From Delhi | 280 Km

7. Rishikesh

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Rishikesh is one of the most popular tourist spots in Uttarakhand and is famous for its River Rafting and other adventure sports like Bungee Jumping, Trekking, Ziplining, Rock Climbing, and more. This holy city is considered the world capital of yoga with the river Ganges at its epicentre. And if you are planning for a weekend getaway this monsoon season, then we highly recommend Rishikesh despite rafting being closed during the monsoon. The city becomes tranquil and offers umpteen views that you absolutely must head over for!

Where | Rishikesh - Uttarakhand
Distance From Delhi | 245 Km

8. Garwaji Waterfall

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When we think of Rajasthan, the sight of deserts, majestic palaces, and its rich culture comes to mind. But we’ve found an offbeat place in Rajasthan that you have to head over for a refreshing experience. Garwaji waterfall is a hidden gem of a place in Alwar that you can reach after climbing the stairs and passing rocky terrain. The journey you take to reach this rewarding place is exciting and adventurous and we suggest you take the necessary precautions while ascending to the top. This gorgeous waterfall will be a sight to behold after that arduous climb. So, bookmark the place right away!

Where | Garwaji Waterfall - Rundh Binak, Rajasthan
Distance From Delhi | 184 Km

9. Nainital 

For a serene view of the lakeside in the monsoon season, nothing can beat the charm of Nainital. Folks, make a visit to the famous Naini Lake where you can partake in boating and don’t forget to miss out on watching the spectacular sunrise from the Tiffin Top to catch breathtaking glimpses of the Himalayas. That’s not all, shop like a local at their Tibetan market and Mall Road. If you want more, go birdwatching at Pangot and Kilbury Bird Sanctuary, enjoy Ropeway Cable Rides and tour the Raj Bhawan Royal Palace. So, pack your bags to experience the true beauty of Nainital in the monsoon season! 

Where | Nainital - Uttarakhand 
Distance From Delhi | 317 Km 

10. Neemrana 

An ancient city in the state of Rajasthan known for its forts and palaces. This royal town is home to the famous Neemrana Fort. The place is perfect for a quick monsoon weekend getaway where you can indulge in a plethora of incredible activities such as staying at the Neemrana Fort which is now a luxurious heritage hotel, Zip Lining for the adrenaline rush to pump, visiting the Baori and shopping like a pro there. The fort looks magnificent in the rainy season with a picturesque view of the fort with a clear sky in the backdrop. Are you ready to live like a royal? 

Where | Neemrana - Rajasthan 
Distance From Delhi | 128 Km 

11. Damdama Lake 

This enchanting lake located on the Gurgaon-Alwar Road is where you need to plan your next staycation during this breezy rainy season. For a peaceful and tranquil trip with your friends or fam or even for a solo trip, this lake is where you gotta head to. This is a haven for all the bird lovers out there, as the migratory birds flock to the lake making it the perfect spot for birdwatching. The flora and fauna of the place make it an ideal spot for picnics too. And for all the adventure junkies, you can take part in rock climbing, camping, boating, canoeing and so much more! 

Where | Damdama Lake - Gurgaon, Haryana 
Distance From Delhi | 55 Km

So, pack your bags and head over to one of these locations for a quick yet fulfilling getaway in the lap of nature!