August has always been a special month for everyone in India because of both the festive season and the monsoon season. During this time, India wears a veil of breathtaking greenery as the monsoon is in full glory.
India experiences a wide range of weather throughout the year, from extreme in some places to moderate in others. August is the time of the year when you can visit any beautiful places in India without worrying about the weather.
Learn about the 30 best places to visit in August in India and add these destinations to your bucket list!
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Maharashtra becomes the ultimate paradise in every monsoon, and both Lonavala and Khandala are popular honeymoon and family spots. The scenic beauty of the Western Ghats and Lohagarh Fort will leave you awe-struck
Main attractions — Lonavala Lake, Bushi Dam, Lohagarh Fort, Kune Falls, Tiger’s Leap, and Lonavala Wax Museum.
Things to do — Trek to Lohagarh Fort and Rajmachi Point, and take a dip in the Bushi dam.
What to eat — Eat the famous ‘Chikki’ and ‘Vada Pao’.
Ideal duration — 2 to 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Pune International Airport (70 km)
Nearest Train Station: Lonavala
Auli, Uttarakhand: Embrace the Aura of Lofty Mountains
Auli has become one of the best places to visit in August in India because of its diverse seasons. Auli is a well-liked skiing destination in the winter, but the mid-monsoon season brings out the city’s beauty even more.
The rain washes away the dull surroundings, leaving behind fresh and lush green mountains.
Main attractions — Kwani Bugyal, Trishul Peak, Rudraprayag, Joshimath, Chanab Lake, and Nanda Devi Range.
Affordable stay — Uday Palace, Joshimath
Budget — 6k to 10k per person
Things to do — Trekking, riding the cable car, hiking, paragliding.
What to eat — Enjoy Auli’s special Kachmauli, Singhori, and Bal Mithai.
Ideal duration — 2 to 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun
Nearest Train Station: Rishikesh Railway station
Delhi: Breath in the Essence of Mughal History
If you want to feel the essence of Mughal architecture and Mughal history, Delhi is the perfect place for you.
Delhi is well-known not only for its historical sites but also for its marketplaces and countless museums, including the National Science Museum.
Main attractions — India Gate, National Rail Museum, Sunder Nursery, Zoological Park, Qutub Minar, Red Fort, Lotus Temple, etc.
Affordable stay — Tivoli Garden Resort Hotel, Mehrauli, New Delhi
Budget — 4k to 6k per person
Things to do — Enjoy the mesmerizing open-air art gallery, shop at Sarojini market, and go café hopping in Champa Gali.
What to eat — Enjoy Chandni Chowk’s paranthas, momo, chole bhature, etc.
Cherrapunji, Meghalaya: Witness the Living Root Bridge
Cherrapunji, also known as the second-wettest place on Earth, transforms into a paradise in August. So if you are a rain lover, this place should be at the top of your list.
Savor the special Cherrapunji blend Masala chai while enjoying the weather and nature at its best.
Main attractions — Double Decker Living Root Bridge, Mawlynnong Waterfall, Balancing Rock, Umngot River, Wakaba Falls.
Affordable stay — Riverside Camping Shnongpdeng
Budget — 12k to 18k per person
Things to do — Breathe some clean air in Mawlynnong village, take a boat ride on the Dwaki River, and experience the surreal beauty of the Living Root Bridge.
What to eat — Devour Pork momos and Jadoh along with rice. In addition, rice beer is a must-have when visiting Cherrapunji.
Ideal duration — 3 to 4 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Guwahati Airport
Nearest Train Station: Guwahati Railway Station
Wayanad, Kerala: Explore the Somber and Primitive Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary
If you want to witness the lush green expanse of the rainforest, tea, coffee, and rubber plantation, then this is the best place to visit in August!
Main attractions — Neelima View Point, Meenmutty waterfalls, Banasura Sagar Dam, Edakkal Caves, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, and Soochipara Waterfalls.
Affordable stay — Hiliya Resort, Wayanad
Budget — 10 to 15k Per person
Things to do — Bamboo Rafting, Boating, Camping, Jungle treks, Tea estate tours, Thirunelly Temple, etc.
What to eat — Rasam Sambhar, Moru Curry, Fish Moilee, Appam and Chicken Stew, Avail, Thoran, etc.
Ideal duration — 2 to 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Calicut International Airport (99 km)
Nearest Train Station: Kozhikode Main (85 km)
Jaisalmer, Rajasthan: Delve into the Beauty of the Chromatic Thar Desert
Jaisalmer, also known as the Golden City of Rajasthan, is located in the Thar Desert, which also serves as a western border guard. It is also known as the place where the Forts are still alive. Not only in August, but this place can be visited in April as well and enjoy the weather.
Main attractions — Gadisar Lake, Jaisalmer Fort, Nathmal Ji Ki Haveli, Aslim Singh Ki Haveli, Patwon Ki Haveli, Kuldhara, Desert National Park.
Affordable stay — Hotel Neem Haveli
Budget — 10k to 12k per person
Things to do — Desert Safari, camping, dune bashing, quad biking, parasailing and jungle safari.
What to eat — Dal Bati Choorma, Gatta Saag, Dal, and Pyaaz Kachori, Rabdi Malpua, etc.
Ideal duration — 3 to 4 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Civil airport in Jaisalmer
Nearest Train Station: Jaisalmer Railway Station
Karjat, Maharashtra: Witness the Panoramic View of Sahyadri Hills
Karjat is a part of the Mumbai Metropolitan region and a hub of adventurous activities. The citycomes alive in the monsoon season and becomes one of the best places to visit in India in August.
Main attractions — Kondeshwar Temple, Kothaligad Fort, Ulhas Valley, Kondana Caves, Nds Film World.
Affordable stay — Hotel Metro Palace
Budget — 10k to 12k per person
Things to do — Visit the popular temples and rock-cut caves, trek among the wild, river rafting, hiking, etc.
What to eat — Vada Pav, Shippi Amatti, Pithla Bhakri
Ideal duration — 2 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport
Nearest Train Station: Chowk railway station
Udaipur, Rajasthan: Dive in the Beauty of the City of Lakes
This city of lakes becomes one of the best places to visit in India during August as the monsoon enhances the beauty of the whole city. It is also known as the ‘Venice of the East’.
Main attractions — City Palace, Lake Palace, Lake Pichola, Jag Mandir, Ahar Museum, Monsoon Palace, Fateh Sagar Lake.
Affordable stay — Bunkyard Lake View Hostel and Café
Budget — 8k to 10k per person
Things to do — Bicycle trip through the lanes of Udaipur, Puppet show, visit Shilpgram, Ropeway, Rafting in Gomati River, Camping, Zip line, etc.
What to eat — Mirchi Bada, Ker Sangri, Sev Tamatar, Kadhi Pakoda, Kachori
Ideal duration — 2 to 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Maharana Pratap Airport
Nearest Train Station: Udaipur City Railway Station
Kedarnath, Uttarakhand: Soulful Trek to One of the Most Popular Shiva Temples
Kedarnath is one of the 12 must-visit Shiva temples in India. Feel a soulful connection to the temple after a hard trek and witness numerous waterfalls along the way.
Main attractions — Kedarnath Temple, The God’s Rock, Shri Bhairavnaath Temple, Chorabari glacier, Hnas Kund.
Affordable stay — Kedar Kashi Cottage
Budget — 6k to 10kper person
Things to do — Trek to the Kedarnath temple and take a dip in the Hnas Kund.
What to eat — Rajma Chawal, samosa, aloo puri, jalebi
Ideal duration — 2 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport
Nearest Train Station: Rishikesh Railway Station
Rishikesh, Uttarakhand: Explore the Profound Sanātana Culture
Rishikesh has been a hotspot for tourists looking to relax and rejuvenate. Set against the backdrop of the Himalayas, this is a holy place for Hindus as well as a hub for adventure and yoga activities.
Things to do — Rafting, Bungee Jumping, Yoga, Trekking, Giant Swing, Zipline Tour, and Rock Climbing.
What to eat — Panipuri, Paneer Chhole Bhature, and street food like momos, maggie, kachori, masala chai, etc.
Ideal duration — 2 Days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport
Nearest Train Station: Rishikesh Railway Station
Gangtok, Sikkim: Traverse the Sacred Buddhist Monasteries
Gangtok is a stunningly beautiful city dotted with Buddhist monasteries. It is the best place to travel in August, as the monsoon enhances the beauty of Gangtok tenfold.
Main attractions — Ban Jhakri Falls Park, Hanuman Tok, Sikkim Himalayan Zoological Park, Ganesh Tok, Gonjamg Monasteries.
Affordable stay — Greek Park Hotel, Sungava
Budget — 6k to 12k per person
Things to do — River rafting on Teesta River, Paragliding, Cycling, Picnic at seven sisters’ Waterfalls, Drive through the Nathu La Pass, Yak Safari.
What to eat — Momos, Thukpa, Sha Phaley, Sel Roti, Kinema, Phagshapa
Ideal duration — 3 to 4 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Bagdogra Airport
Nearest Train Station: New Jalpaiguri Junction (NJP)
Mount Abu, Rajasthan: Witness the Former Summer Capital of Rajputana Rulers
Mount Abu is the only hill station in Rajasthan. Nestled among the lush green Aravalis, right along the Guru Shikhar Peak, this place was the summer capital of the Rajputana Rulers. Apart from August, it is also one of the best places to visit in March.
Main attractions — Nakki Lake, Guru Shikhar, Toad Rock View Point, Dilware Jain Temple, Mount Abu Sanctuary, Achalgarh Fort
Affordable stay — Hotel Mamta Palace
Budget — 5k to 8kper person
Things to do — Enjoy the Sunset view, walk along the valley of Mount Abu, and trek to Guru Shikhar.
What to eat — Malpua, Chaavadi, Besan chikki, Bali gatte, Laapsi
Ideal duration — 1 to 2 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Maharana Pratap Airport (179km)
Nearest Train Station: Abu Road
Shillong, Meghalaya: The Scotland of the East
Shillong is known as the sole hill station in India which is accessible from all sides. This place is one of the best destinations to visit in December, but it becomes a Nirvana when monsoon covers the whole place in a lush green sheet.
Main attractions — Umnogt River, Shillong hill station, Kraung Suri Waterfall, Elephant Falls
Affordable stay — Gracious Lodge, Dong Wah Hey
Budget — 10k to 14k per person
Things to do — Visit museums and monasteries, take a dip in the Wai Sawdong Falls, hike on the David Scott Trail, and relax in the Mawlynnong.
What to eat — White Rice, Ja Doh, Meat Rice, Gravy Style Meat, Dal/Curry.
Ideal duration — 2 to 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Umroi Airport or Shillong Airport
Nearest Train Station: Guwahati Railway Station
Matheran, Maharashtra: Behold the Untouched Beauty of India’s Smallest Hill Station
Matheran is the best place to travel in May to August in India because it is the smallest hill station in the country. The best thing about this place is that there are no motor vehicles allowed, so it is naturally spotless.
Things to do — Trekking, bird watching, enjoying nature, and clicking photos.
What to eat — Vada Pav, Kebab, Rasna
Ideal duration — 2 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport
Nearest Train Station: Neral Junction
Darjeeling, West Bengal: Witness the Hub of Tea Plantation
Darjeeling is known as the ‘Queen of Hills’ and is famous for its special Darjeeling tea and toy train. This beautiful town nestled in the foothills of Kanchenjunga is a must-visit place in the monsoon season.
Main attractions — Toy Train, Peace Pagoda, Happy Valley Tea Estate, Padmaja Naidu Himalayan Zoological Park, Rangeet Valley Ropeway, Yiga Choeling Monastery.
Affordable stay — Mauli Niwas
Budget — 5k to 10k per person
Things to do — Ride the toy train, explore the tea and coffee estate, Ropeway, and visit the monasteries.
What to eat — Darjeeling tea, Thukpa, Momos, Gundruk, Churpee
Ideal duration — 2 to 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Bagdogra Airport
Nearest Train Station: New Jalpaiguri Junction
Chopta, Uttarakhand: Trek to the Highest Shiva Temple in the World
Chopta, also known as the mini Switzerland, is both a holy land and a paradise for trekkers. The Tunganath-Chandrashila trek is one of the most adventurous treks in India.
Things to do — Trek to Tunganath Temple, bird watching, camping, star gazing.
What to eat — Tibetan momos and noodles, Lopchu, Bhang Ki Chutney, Bal Mithai, Kandali ka Saag.
Ideal duration — 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport
Nearest Train Station: Haridwar Railway Station
Goa, Maharashtra: Rev up Your Spirit With the Stunning Beaches
Goa is the ultimate destination to chill and relax on the beach, soak in the sunlight, and refresh yourself. It is a well-known destination for its beaches and lively parties.
Main attractions —Dudhsagar Waterfalls, Basilica of Bom Jesus, Aguada Fort, Candolim Beach, Palolem Beach, Harvalem Waterfall, Arambol Beach.
Affordable stay — Resort Park Avenue
Budget — 10k to 12k per person
Things to do — Visit the beaches, chill at the beach parties, go shopping, and take a dip in the waterfalls.
What to eat — Goan Fish Curry, Bebinca, Chicken Cafreal, Xacuti, Prawn Balchao, Sorpotel.
Ideal duration — 3 to 4 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Goa International Airport
Nearest Train Station: Madgaon Junction
Leh-Ladakh: Explore this Biker’s Paradise in Varying Shades of Blue
Every biker’s bucket list includes a trip to Leh-Ladakh. Ladakh is also one of the best places to visit in October because the snow adds to the beauty, but if you do not like snow, August is the best time to visit.
Main attractions — Shanti Stupa, Leh Palace, Theksey Monastery, Khardung La, Nubra Valley
Affordable stay — Zostel, Leh
Budget — 15k to 20k per person
Things to do — Ride along the valley enjoying the view, Visit monasteries, and Visit the Khardung La pass.
What to eat — Chutagi, Skyu, Tapu, Saag, Chhurpi
Ideal duration — 3 to 4 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport
Nearest Train Station: Jammu Tawi Railway Station
Jaipur, Rajasthan: Explore the Beautiful Pink City of Raja Man Singh
Every city in Rajasthan has a different color and a unique essence to it. Jaipur, also known as the Pink City, is the capital and the pride of the Rajasthan. It is among August’s best places to visit since the heat of the state is considerably low.
Main attractions — Samode, Amber Palace, City Palace, Hawa Mehal, Albert Hall Museum, Nahargarh Fort, Jaigarh Fort, Galtaji, Jantar Mantar.
Affordable stay — Sureli Haveli
Budget — 8k to 10k
Things to do — Hot Air Balloon ride, Shop at Bapu Bazaar, Elephant ride, Light and sound show at Amber Palace, Zipline.
What to eat — Ker Sangri, Lal Maans, Dal Bati Choorma, Ghewar, Pyaaz Kachori.
If you are a nature lover, Mukteshwar is a sight for the sore eyes. If you want to relax and escape from the scorching heat, then this is one of the best places to go in September in India.
Main attractions — Bhalu Gaad Waterfall, Chauli ki jaali, Mukteshwar Temple
Affordable stay — The Hosteller, Mukteshwar
Budget — 6k to 8k per person
Things to do — Trekking, Rock Climbing, Camping, and Paragliding.
What to eat — Lopchu, Aloo ke Gutke, Ras Bhaat, Mooli Raita, Kappa, Sisunak Saag
Ideal duration — 2 to 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Patnagar Airport
Nearest Train Station: Kathgodam Railway Station
Kohima, Nagaland: A Paradise for Non-Veg Lovers
Kohima offers a safe, and peaceful environment if you want to relax and escape the heat of the planes. Nagaland’s greenery, beauty, and food will steal your heart, and you will never want to leave the state.
Main attractions — Kohima Cathedral Church, Kohima War Cemetery, Khonoma, Razhu Point, Kisama Heritage, Shilloi Lake
Affordable stay — Dzükou Valley Guest House
Budget — 8k to 12k per person
Things to do — Trekking, camping, shopping, stroll in the first green village of India.
What to eat — Bamboo Shoots, Axone, Akini, Rice Beer, Smoked Pork with bamboo seasoning.
Ideal duration — 2 to 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Dimapur Airport
Nearest Train Station: Shokhuvi Train Station
Govind Ghat, Uttarakhand: Witness the Mesmerizing Valley of Flowers
Govind Ghat is a hidden gem in Uttarakhand. Surrounded by the Himalayan ranges, it is a haven for wildlife photographers and ornithologists. This location also serves as the starting point for the Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib Trek.
Main attractions — Hemkund Sahib, Valley of Flowers, Mana Village
Affordable stay — Hotel Mansarover
Budget — 6k to 8k per person
Things to do — Trekking, Caving, camping, star gazing
What to eat — Elote, Tamales, Rajma, Homemade Jams
Ideal duration — 2 to 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport
Nearest Train Station: Dehradun train station
Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh: Visit the Beautiful Lakes and Monasteries
Tawang is known for its beautiful landscapes and monasteries. It is one of the best places to travel in August in India since the weather is cool and refreshing.
Main attractions — Tawang Monastery, Sela Pass, Madhuri Lake, Gori Chen Mountain, Tawang War Memorial.
Affordable stay — Hotel Menda-LA
Budget — 10k to 12k per person
Things to do — Visit the monasteries, ride through the Sela Pass and Bum La Pass, and trek to Gesila Peak.
What to eat — Thukpa, Momos, Pasa, Tsizinkyola, Dung Po.
Ideal duration — 2 to 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Salonibari Airport in Tezpur
Nearest Train Station: Rangapara Railway Station in Tezpur
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh: Witness the Mesmerizing Ganga Aarti
Varanasi is the ultimate pilgrimage site and one of the oldest cities along the Ganga River. This is one of the best places to travel in August in India because the Ganga’s water level rises during the monsoon.
Main attractions — Ganga Aarti, Chunar fort, Panchganga, Assi Ghat, Manikarnika Ghat
Affordable stay — Family Guest House
Budget — 5k to 8k per person
Things to do — Witness Ganga aarti, shop for Banarsi Silk, visit the oldest temple, and take a boat ride.
What to eat — Baati chokha, Kachori sabzi, Tamatar chaat, Malaiyo, Banarasi Paan.
Ideal duration — 2 to 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Lal Bahadur Shastri Airport
Nearest Train Station: Manduadih railway station
Ooty, Tamil Nadu: The Best Honeymoon Spot
Ooty is the top honeymoon destination in Tamil Nadu. The lush green forest and the Western Ghats create the perfect romantic environment during monsoon, something that you’ll never want to miss.
Main attractions — Government Rose Garden, Government Botanical Garden, Mudumalai Tiger Reserve, Pykara Waterfall, Doddabetta Peak.
Affordable stay — Rainbow Cottage
Budget — 10k to 15k per person
Things to do — Visit lakes and Tiger Reserve, take a dip in the Pykara waterfall, and trek to Ketti Valley View Point.
What to eat — Kaima Idli, Ooty Varkey, Ooty Tea, Dosa, Uttappam
Ideal duration — 2 to 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Coimbatore International Airport
Nearest Train Station: Mettupalayam railway station
Igatpuri, Maharashtra: Explore the Best of Nature
Maharashtra has been at the top of our list of historical places in India to visit in August. Igatpuri is a hill station in the Western Ghats and one of the most beautiful places in Maharashtra.
Things to do — Trek to the Kalsubai Peak, take a dip in the Vihigoan waterfall, explore Camel Valley, and enjoy stargazing.
What to eat — Vada Pav, Tamales, Elote, Idli, Misal, Spicedella
Ideal duration — 2 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Nashik (ISK)
Nearest Train Station: Igatpuri Train Station
Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh: Beautiful Town Surrounded by Mountains
Kasauli is not just a hill station, but also a heritage site that houses the architecture of the colonial era from the mid-19th century. This small town is surrounded by Himalayan Oak forest and serves as a haven for many people.
Main attractions — Kasuali town, Sunrise Point, Christ Church, Mall Road, Gilbert Tail, Monkey Point
Affordable stay — Kasauli Pinegrooves Inn
Budget — 6k to 10k per person
Things to do — Trekking, relaxing, stargazing, hangout at rooftop café, enjoy sunrise and sunsets.
What to eat — Band Samosa, Himachali Pulao, Wines, Aloo Triangles,
Ideal duration — 2 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Chandigarh International Airport
Nearest Train Station: Kalka Railway Station
Munnar, Kerala: Witness the Most Picturesque Hill Station in Southern India
Munnar is one of the best hill stations in India. It becomes even more transcending in monsoon since the valley gets covered in lush green forest. With its sprawling tea ranches, misty slopes, meandering paths, and breathtaking views of the mountain peaks, Munnar is a charming hill station.
Main attractions — Eravikulam National Park, Pothamedu View Point, Kolukkumalai Tea Estate, Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary.
Affordable stay — JJ Cottage
Budget — 3k to 7k per person
Things to do — Visit Tea Plantations, Explore Eravikulam National Park, Visit Mattupetty Dam, and Trek to Anamudi Peak.
What to eat — Ari Pathri and Chicken Curry, Appam and Prawn Curry, Beef fry, and Malabar Parottas.
Ideal duration — 2 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Cochin International Airport
Nearest Train Station: Bodimayakanur train station
Kanatal, Uttarakhand: Explore this Hidden Gem Located Above the Clouds
Kanatal is among August’s best places to visit since it is a magnificent hill station in Uttarakhand that is dense with clouds in the monsoon. Kanatal offers panoramic views of the Himalayas and dense forest.
Main attractions — Surkanada Devi Temple, Tehri Dam, Dhanaulti, Eco park, Tehri Lake
Affordable stay — 7 Hills Resort Kanatal
Budget — 8k to 10k per person
Things to do — Trekking, enjoy stargazing, visit apple orchids.
What to eat — Kafuli, Kandalee Ka Saag, Chainsoo, Mandve Ki Roti, Khadi or Jhwai
Ideal duration — 2 to 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport
Nearest Train Station: Harrawala
Dhanaulti, Uttarakhand: Express Way to a Mountainous Heaven
Dhanaulti is a relatively unknown destination near Mussoorie. Just like every other village or town of Uttarakhand, Dhanaulti offers magnificent views regardless of the weather.
Main attractions — Surkanada Devi Temple, Dashavatar Temple, Deogarh Fort, Tehri Damn, Dhanaulti Adventure Park
Affordable stay — Gaurav Hotel and restaurants
Budget — 4k to 10k per person
Things to do — Trekking, stargazing, camping, visit the apple orchids and temples.
What to eat — Cream butter tea, Dum aloo, Fried Momos, Thukpa, Rajma.
Ideal duration — 2 to 3 days
How to reach —
Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport
Nearest Train Station: Harrawala
Conclusion
India is diverse not just in terms of its cuisine, language, and culture, but also in terms of its climate. While August is a hot and humid month, it is the best time to visit cold places like Uttarakhand. If you love rain, South Indian places like Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra are also some of the best places to visit in India during August.
August is the most romantic month, so if you’ve been holding on to your trip or honeymoon, wait no more! The bucket list we created in this article includes some of the best places to visit in August. We hope you found this article to be useful.
FAQs
Ans: Hill stations like Nainital, Mount Abu, Shimla, Kasauli, Dhanaulti, Leh Ladakh are some of the best destinations to visit in August.
Ans: The month of August is hot and humid throughout middle and southern India, so to tackle the heat, the best state to visit will be Uttarakhand.
Ans: Leh Ladakh is the coolest hill station that you can visit in August in India.
