Trek Skandagiri 62km from Bangalore is the old hill fort Skandagiri, in the monsoon season. Explore historic ruins while hiking through verdant, rugged terrain.
At the summit, try rock climbing or rappelling. Both day and night hikes are offered.
Seventy kilometers from Bangalore, Anthargange is a rocky mountain with streams and caves that's ideal for a weekend monsoon hike.
Go hiking, caving, or rock climbing! Monsoons chill the caves and render the mountains green. Savor the breathtaking scenery, particularly at dusk.
Nandi Hills is 60km from Bangalore, a great place to get away from the heat. When it rains, go hiking, paragliding, or exploring historic temples.
Admire breathtaking vistas, refresh yourself beside a lake, and visit historic locations like the palace of Tipu Sultan.
Travel 145 miles from Bangalore to Brindavan Gardens, a breathtaking garden and fountain paradise. Discover verdant gardens with a focus on Mughal architecture,
and take in the vibrant flowers, uniquely formed bushes, and breathtaking nighttime fountains. Ideal for a day excursion.
Go to Chikmagalur, a hill station with rivers and streams tucked away in the highlands; it's stunning in the monsoon season.
Explore coffee farms, go on hikes across the highlands, or visit parks and wildlife sanctuaries.
The monsoon season brings life to the quaint town of Kanakapura, located 69 miles from Bangalore. Climb hillsides at Devara Gudda or explore caverns.
Sail around Hosadoddi Lake in a boat or on a rock climbing experience nearby.
Visit Ramanagara, a picturesque location 49 km from Bangalore with red hills and a lake. Climb the rocks, kayak on the lake,
or zipline across it during the monsoon. For a thrilling experience, you may even go off-roading on an ATV.
Monsoon season is fantastic at Shivanasamundram, which is near Bangalore. Here, a strong river divides into two waterfalls.
Particularly in the wet season, these falls are among the greatest in the world. A adjacent shrine and temple are also open for visits.
Savandurga entices you with its enormous hills, abundant greenery, and breathtaking scenery.
The two well-known temples that pilgrims visit are the foothill-based temples of Veerabhadreshwara Swamy and Narasimha Swamy.
In the monsoon, Hogenakkal Falls, 180 kilometers from Bangalore, is breathtaking. Strong water falls, causing the air to become foggy.
Take a boat ride to get a better view at the falls or have a massage on the rocks beside them. There are others who think that the water can heal.