Where2Go by MakeMyTrip • 14 Jul 2025

10 Exotic Forest Destinations That Come Alive Post-Monsoon

Dandeli, Karnataka

Lush and alive after the monsoon rains, Dandeli offers activities like river rafting, birdwatching, and dense forest trails teeming with wildlife and waterfalls.

Kanha National Park, Madhya Pradesh

Post-monsoon, Kanha National Park’s sal forests glow green, with better chances of spotting tigers, barasinghas, and a vibrant mix of bird species.

Silent Valley, Kerala

The untouched rainforest of Silent Valley in Kerala bursts into life with rare orchids, gushing streams, and thick canopy walks after the monsoon magic sets in.

Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, Kerala

The lake and forests of this sanctuary thrive after rains, with boat rides, elephant sightings, and spice-scented air making it a rejuvenating forest escape.

Valmiki Tiger Reserve, Bihar

Fringed by the Himalayas, Valmiki Tiger Reserve becomes a monsoon-washed wonderland with rich greenery, wild cats, and jungle treks through misty paths.

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Satpura National Park, Madhya Pradesh

A quieter reserve, Satpura National Park stuns post-monsoon with dense teak forests, river safaris, and peaceful wildlife sightings amid fresh foliage.

Simlipal National Park, Odisha

A monsoon retreat filled with waterfalls, orchids, and elephants, Simlipal National Park’s forest glistens in the aftermath of seasonal monsoon rain.

Anshi National Park (Kali Tiger Reserve), Karnataka

Blanketed in post-rain mist and greenery, Anshi National Park is a famous biodiverse zone home to black panthers, hornbills, and peaceful jungle trails.

Buxa Tiger Reserve, West Bengal

Come monsoon’s end, this popular eastern gem comes alive with emerald forests, wild elephants, scenic treks, and the call of countless bird species.

Kudremukh, Karnataka

A paradise for trekkers, Kudremukh’s famous rolling green hills, misty forests, and hidden waterfalls are at their lushest post-monsoon season.

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