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If you love the sound of rain or dream of lush, green landscapes, India has some incredible spots that take monsoon to a whole new level. Here are the top 10 places in India that get the most rainfall, along with a quick look at what makes each one special.
Mawsynram, Meghalaya: This tiny village holds the title of the wettest place on earth, getting almost 12,000 mm of rain every year. The rolling hills, caves, and living root bridges make it feel almost magical.
Mahabaleshwar, Maharashtra: Known for its endless strawberry fields and misty forests, Mahabaleshwar is the second rainiest place in India. It’s also where the Krishna River begins.
Cherrapunji, Meghalaya: Just a short drive from Mawsynram, Cherrapunji is famous for its waterfalls and root bridges. The rain here is almost constant, turning the landscape a deep green.
Agumbe, Karnataka: Called the “Cherrapunji of the South,” Agumbe is a paradise for nature lovers, with thick rainforests and beautiful sunsets.
Amboli, Maharashtra: This quiet hill station is covered in mist and waterfalls during the monsoon, making it a peaceful escape.
Gangtok, Sikkim: The capital of Sikkim gets plenty of rain, which keeps its gardens and forests looking vibrant all year.
Neriamangalam, Kerala: Surrounded by dense forest, this spot is often called the “Cherrapunji of Kerala.”
Sitarganj, Uttarakhand: Heavy rains here support lush farms and beautiful scenery.
Chinnakallar, Tamil Nadu: Tucked in the Anamalai Hills, Chinnakallar is known for its rainforest and frequent showers.
Pasighat, Arunachal Pradesh: The oldest town in Arunachal, Pasighat’s heavy rain feeds the surrounding forests and the Siang River.
These places aren’t just about rain—they’re about the rich, green life that comes with it.
Source: Moneycontrol, Club Mahindra, Times of India, Chegg India, Adda247
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