10 Best Tourist Places In India You Must Visit In June
By Priyanka Roshan | May 27, 2025
June in India is a month of change—summer lingers in the plains, while hills and coastlines come alive with monsoon magic. From misty mountains to lush escapes, here are 10 perfect places to explore, unwind, and soak in the season’s beauty.
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Manali in June is adventure heaven—Rohtang Pass opens, rivers roar for rafting, and cool mountain air beckons travelers to hike, bike, and explore its lush valleys and scenic trails.
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Munnar transforms with the first monsoon drizzle—tea gardens shimmer, waterfalls swell, and mist cloaks the hills, offering a tranquil, green escape perfect for nature lovers and peace seekers alike.
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June is prime time for Ladakh—dramatic mountains, mirror-like lakes, and clear blue skies await. The roads are open, making it ideal for bike trips and soul-stirring landscapes.
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Shillong’s early monsoon paints a magical scene—rolling clouds, thundering waterfalls, and lush hills. The cool vibe and cultural richness make it one of India’s most underrated gems in June.
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Mussoorie’s charm peaks in June—cool breezes, pine-scented walks, and misty views from Gun Hill. It’s the perfect mix of colonial nostalgia and mountain serenity, without the winter chill.
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In June, Coorg turns into a green sanctuary—coffee estates glisten, rains rejuvenate the forests, and everything smells earthy and fresh. It’s quiet, romantic, and soul-soothing all at once.
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Darjeeling in June is a dreamy escape—tea-scented air, foggy toy train rides, and stunning Kanchenjunga views. The rains bring romance, while the hills offer respite from the summer heat.
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Mount Abu surprises in June with cool weather, serene lakes, and lush surroundings. It’s Rajasthan’s only hill station and a refreshing break from the desert heat and tourist rush.
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Spiti Valley awakens in June—remote monasteries, stark deserts, and glacial rivers greet the daring traveler. Ideal for road trips, stargazing, and cultural immersion in Himalayan wilderness.
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June wraps Kodaikanal in mist and moss—walk through pine forests, explore hidden trails, and relax by the lake. It’s a serene, offbeat hill station for monsoon romance.
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