During the rainy season, one feels like leaving the house more than staying inside. However, it is not appropriate to travel anywhere during this time of year, particularly in the mountains. For this reason, we're going to tell you about a few places close to Bangalore that you could consider visiting even during the rainy season.
Bangalore is the busiest city in Karnataka and is referred to as the "Tech Capital of India." The city is surrounded by a variety of alluring and lovely places, making it a pleasure to travel there during the monsoon season. This time of year, there is abundant greenery, and seeing it may tempt one to take a long drive. We're going to tell you about some places where you can spend quality time and learn something new if you live in or around Bangalore or have plans to visit in the future.
1. Bangalore to Coorg (250 km)
You will be drawn to the picturesque view of Coorg as you travel south-west of Bangalore. The monsoon season is a great time to visit this area because of its beauty. You'll get lost among the verdant green coffee plantations, the enigmatic misty valleys, and the winding roads that cut through them. Here, you can experience and enjoy the aroma of freshly brewed coffee by taking a tour of Abbey Falls or staying at one of the coffee estates.
2. Bangalore to Chikmagalur (245 km)
For a relaxing vacation and to experience the lush green coffee plantations, head to the tranquil hills of Chikmagalur from Bangalore. Here, you can smell the aroma of recently roasted coffee beans. In addition, take in the allure of Baba Budangiri Hills, where tourists are fascinated by the mysterious caves. The valleys surrounding Mullayanagiri, Karnataka's highest peak, are full of beautiful scenery and are shrouded in mist. In addition, locations like Hirekolale Lake, Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary, and Kudremukh National Park are included here.
3. Bangalore to Wayanad (270 km)
During the monsoon season, Wayanad is one of the best places to visit close to Bangalore because it is friendly to tourists. After a lovely long drive, you can arrive in the city, where the lush greenery and the immaculate lake will steal your heart during the wet season. If you come here, you must see the Banasura Sagar Dam. In addition, one of the main draws in this area is the Meenmutty waterfall. Try to make time to visit the Edakkal Caves and En Ooru, a Wayanad village with a rich tribal heritage.
4. Bangalore to Agumbe (350 km)
Bangalore is not too close to Agumbe. It is also referred to as the "Cherrapunji of the South" because of the charming villages found here. Agumbe, which is in the Shimoga district, is a haven for people who enjoy the outdoors and wildlife. A wide range of flora and fauna can be found in the area, which is renowned for its biodiversity. An excellent place to go for a nature walk is here.
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