Are you looking for the best places to visit in September? There are many places in India that are wonderful to visit during the rainy season, but few offer the charm of Mahabaleshwar during monsoon season. This hill station in Maharashtra, when the late monsoon brings lush green hills, waterfalls and verdant valleys, is a visual treat for any nature lover.
September is a perfect time to see Mahabaleshwar during its monsoon season before the rains are gone for good - the cool weather, blooming strawberry fields and awesome lookouts shrouded in mist and fog. This is besides being a great place to leave the heat behind - in general you slow down, drink a warm cup of chai looking at misty heavenly valleys, and feel like you are really in the moment.
In this article, you will learn why Mahabaleshwar is the number destination in your September travel plans, what things to do, and where to stay for a memorable late monsoon escape.
Mahabaleshwar undergoes the cinematic transformation of the late monsoon season. Average temperatures average 17°C and 25°C and for these reasons, September has cool, pleasant weather that is conducive to exploration. With the fresh and rain-washed air mixed with the smell of wet earth there is a romantic, yet invigorating, quality to going outside.
Mahabaleshwar during monsoon means touching the place and exploring the various sites with the least disturbances from crowds-like in the winter peaks. Then, you're free to view and enjoy the attractions minus the often long waits for entry or interminable lines of people blocking scenic views from your camera.
The famed viewpoints, such as Arthur's Seat, Wilson Point, and Elephant's Head, are even more appealing in September, often enveloped in swirling mists that disappear and evade into the undulating artwork of nature within seconds. Lingmala and Dhobi Falls continue to cascade beautifully, presenting the sight of nature's power and magnificence.
Mahabaleshwar, in the monsoon, is uniquely a combination of romance, tranquillity, and adventure, for a couple wanting to get away, a family wanting a laid back vacation, or a lone traveler wanting solitud
While strawberries are winter’s main attraction, September gives you a chance to see the plantations in their lush, rain-fed state.
The views from Arthur's Seat and Kate's Point are dynamic. One moment it is full visibility then suddenly within moments above the clouds.
TAPOLA (the "mini-kashmir" of Maharashtra), rent a boat, and glide around the lake surrounded by green hills.
Pick up veggies, cloudy frame jams, fresh snacks, and enjoy little splashes of cool rain.
Short treks like Pratapgarh Fort become a thrilling experience in the monsoon, just pack good shoes.
When looking for the best resorts in Mahabaleshwar, comfort, views, and location make all the difference, particularly in monsoon. Shiv Parvati Resort, located on Tapola Road, is that comfortable haven.
Imagine waking up to rolling green hills in mist, sipping tea on your private balcony while raindrops freshly fall on the leaves. Our rooms are designed for comfort, warm interiors, large windows for a valley view, and modern amenities.
It is now a common experience for guests to call their stay here "the perfect monsoon escape," due to the personal service and overall tranquility.
*Rooms fill up quickly during late monsoon weekends.*
For the most seamless experience, reserve your stay in advance, especially for weekend trips in September.
Still, none match Mahabaleshwar’s combination of monsoon beauty, accessibility, and rich experiences.
September is usually a month filled with beautiful venues, but Mahabaleshwar is much more than a beautiful venue; it is a sensory experience that stays with you after the last view is gone. From the waterfalls and misty lake views to arriving at a warm resort, and comfy bed it is a wonderful get away from the rains.
This September do not just visit Mahabaleshwar; go deeper and experience the location. Book your stay and let Shiv Parvati Resort be your home in the hills where comfort meets the magic of the rainy season
Kalamgaon, Tapola Road, Below Tarangan Project, Mahabaleshwar, Satara, Maharashtra 412806.