The first rainfall and the wet earthy fragrance during monsoon season can drive one’s mood complete crazy. Right after the hot and scorching heat of summer, if you want to taste the earthy mood of mother nature with the touch of lush greenery, Gujarat is the perfect traveling place for yours to enjoy your monsoon vacation.
The monsoon in south-western region arrives in around the month of June and continues till September. Here are some places where you should visit in Gujarat during monsoon vacation to sail your vagabond heart.
Places to Visit in Gujarat
1. Dandi Beach,
2. Saputara,
3. Gira Waterfalls,
4. Wilson Hills,
5. Polo Forest,
6. Pernera,
7. Mount Girnar,
8. Thol Lake Bird sanctuary,
9. Taranga Jain Temple
Brief About Places to Visit in Gujarat During Monsoon
1. Dandi Beach
Location: Surat Disctrict, Gujarat.
The Dandi Beach which witnessed the famous historical “Dandi Movement” against British Government by Mahatma Gandhi on 1930. The beach is one of place you should include in your bucket list to spend quality time with your loved ones under the silhouette scenic beauty of disappearing sun below the horizon sea, that creates a romantic environment.
2. Saputara
Location: Dang District, Gujarat.
Saputara, the green paradise of Gujrat is the ultimate choice for those who love to immerse themselves in the lap of mother nature amidst lush greenery, jungles and amazing cascades. This hill station is 157 kms from Surat, nestled at Sahyadri range is considered as one of the best places to visit in Gujrat for eco lovers.
3. Wilson Hills
Situated at above 2500 ft. from sea level, Willson Hills is a spectacular place equally enjoyable in both summer and monsoon. Take a glimpse of sea from Wilson Hills or enjoy the green forested area near Pangarbari Wildlife Sanctuary, it is your best choice to visit. Take a long drive of 130 kms from Surat to arrive here and by train from Valsad
4. Polo Forest
Location: Sabarkantha Village, Gujarat.
Around 160 kms from Ahmedamad, Polo Forest is famous for is green beauty in the rainy season. Spread over a 400 square km. area, it has a rich ecological niche. You can camp here at night or the resorts and guesthouses that will always there to welcome tourists during your monsoon vacation.
5. Mount Girnar
Mount Girnar (Also known as Mount Neminath for Jains) is the highest point of Gujrat, around 4 km away from Junagadh Town. It is the residing place of many hermits and a pilgrimage for mainly Jains. The scenic beauty of the whole city from Mount Girnar raise the beauty of Gujrat to a great extent. The best time to visit Mount Girnar is monsoon
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