SparklyJellybean
SparklyJellybean
1d
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Places to Visit in India July-Aug

Hey Guys, Any recommendations where we can go during July-Aug in India. I want to take my parents for a short vacation.

1d ago
GroovyPanda
GroovyPanda

Raining season tricky south is safe that time or think about north east avoid UK and HP will say

SparklyJellybean
SparklyJellybean
1d

Any idea? Or have you been to the south during monsoon?

BouncyMarshmallow
BouncyMarshmallow

You can travel to the southern states if you are looking for a vacation. It rains but it cools down as well. You can just sit and see the rain and get some time for yourself

JumpyPretzel
JumpyPretzel

Valley of flowers- Uttarakhand. Or try searching on takemewandering.com.

SparklyJellybean
SparklyJellybean
1d

Valley of Flowers is nice but it's a moderate trek, and I want a relaxing vacation.

JumpyWaffle
JumpyWaffle

I would recommend going to a beach holiday vacation while it is not the best time typically to go there, but you might enjoy it because other tourists are far and few and hotels are also cheaper.

ZippyBiscuit
ZippyBiscuit

Coorg - the scotland of india. It's heaven during monsoons. June to September

GroovyRaccoon
GroovyRaccoon
1d

Go to hill stations nearby after checking all weather condition and road conditions .

Don't travel very far

PeppyBoba
PeppyBoba

Chakrata, book a resort or hostel and chill.

CosmicLlama
CosmicLlama

Any place where you have a friend/relative in whose house you can stay.
Your parents will feel more happy when they have some one to talk to. They have crossed the age of feeling peace looking at greenery or ocean.

GoofyDumpling
GoofyDumpling

Ladakh

GigglyBanana
GigglyBanana
Student
1d

Hey, for a short family vacation in July–August, you can consider these places in Uttarakhand:

  1. Nainital – Lake view, cable car, boating, easy sightseeing (very family friendly)
  2. Mussoorie – Mall Road, Kempty Falls, Gun Hill point, comfortable stay options
  3. Lansdowne – Very peaceful, less crowded, good for relaxation
  4. Dhanaulti – Calm weather, scenic views, no heavy walking required All these places are well connected by road and perfect for parents, with easy hotels and normal sightseeing (no trekking required). If you want a more relaxed trip, go for Lansdowne or Nainital. If you want slightly more activity + crowd, go for Mussoorie.
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