The arrival of monsoon increases the risk of landslides in several parts of the nation.
This year, the Badrinath National Highway was obstructed by a large landslide, making Uttarakhand's Chamoli the target.
Owing to its breathtaking scenery, historical value, and ease of access, this hill station draws visitors from all over the country.
Since this location experiences frequent strong downpours, it is advisable to stay away from it until August.
Because of its position, Manali experiences a lot of rainfall. The area's deforestation may also contribute to landslides.
Numerous landslides have occurred in the area as a result of commercialization, deforestation, and severe rainfall.
The situation devolves into chaos as numerous obstacles arise and property is damaged.
Coorg is the ideal location for coffee enthusiasts; unfortunately, during the monsoon,
this area has intense thunderstorms and rain, which can cause road blockages, flooding, and other problems.
In addition to its scenic surroundings, Kedarnath attracts a large number of visitors who come to seek Lord Shiva's blessings.
A lot of rain back in 2013 led to enormous landslides. During the rainy season, the path that leads to the temples becomes rather dangerous.
The region is more vulnerable to landslides due to its steep landscape and the placement of structures on precarious slopes.
Munnar, which is in the Western Ghats, is vulnerable to landslides because of the intense monsoon rains. The area has also had some terrible instances of these in the past.
The Nilgiri hills receive a lot of rainfall, which exacerbates landslides. Consequently, going to Ooty during the monsoon season is best avoided.