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1. Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir The region experiences heavy rainfall and landslides during the monsoon season, making it difficult to access and explore the area.
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2. Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh The region is prone to road closures and landslides during the monsoon, making it challenging for travel and outdoor activities.
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3. Valley of Flowers, Uttarakhand The heavy rainfall in the region during the monsoon can make trekking trails slippery and unsafe, and the valley may not be in full bloom during this time.
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4. Rann of Kutch, Gujarat The vast salt marshes of the Rann of Kutch become waterlogged during the monsoon, making it inaccessible and limiting the tourist experience.
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5. Andaman and Nicobar Islands The islands experience heavy rainfall and rough sea conditions during the monsoon, resulting in limited water activities and ferry services.
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6. Goa While Goa is a popular beach destination, it experiences heavy rainfall and rough sea conditions during the monsoon, leading to beach closures.
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7. Darjeeling, West Bengal he hill station receives heavy rainfall during monsoon, which can affect visibility and limit outdoor activities such as trekking and exploring tea gardens.
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8. Kerala Backwaters The backwaters of Kerala can be prone to flooding during the monsoon, limiting boat cruises and affecting the overall experience.
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Consider the impact of weather conditions when planning your travels during the monsoon season.
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