7 Incredible Places To Visit In India In July - In Pics

Planning on a July vacay? Here are some top domestic destinations that are ideal for July-August trips. (Pics: Pixabay)

Spiti is another breathtaking destination that is one of the best places to visit in July. Ki monastery, Tabo monastery, and Bara-Shigri glacier are some of the top sights in Spiti. Pin Valley National Park is a major attraction that you should explore.   

Ladakh is one of the best places to visit in July-August in India. The majestic mountains, stunning lakes, and distinct topography make this North Indian destination a must-visit place. Khardung-La Pass, Pangong Tso Lake, Zanskar Valley, and Hemis National Park are some of the many places to visit in Ladakh.

The beautiful state of Kerala is a paradise in monsoon. Be it the backwaters in Kumarakom and Alleppey, tea plantations in Munnar, the beaches of Kovalam or the beautiful towns of Kochi and Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala is a delight to visit in July.

The charming City of Lakes, Udaipur, is a lovely place to visit in July. The weather is pleasant and the rainfall is not going to spoil your trip. Go boating in Lake Pichola, visit the magnificent City Palace, take a trip to Chittorgarh and Kumbalgarh forts nearby, and check out many other memorable places in the city. 

You get to see a different side to Goa in monsoon and it's no less lovely. The state is lush green and the waterfalls are in full force. The sea beaches remain ever charming. Visit Dudhsagar Falls, and Mollem National Park, take a boat cruise on the Mandovi River, and of course, indulge in the best of seafood. 

Mount Abu, the only hill station in Rajasthan, is another beautiful place to visit in July. Dilwara Jain Temples, Achalgarh Fort, Raghunath Temple, and a boat ride at the Nakki Lake - are some of the top attractions of Mount Abu. 

Orchha is a historic town in Madhya Pradesh and one of the best times to visit this place is July. Thanks to the fresh rains, it's all lush and green and the temperatures are pleasant. It's a great time to explore the ruins of Orchha, which look all the more beautiful and intriguing under the grey monsoon skies.