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There are a lot of options. However, do note that monsoon has set it, so it is going to be a rainy month. Himachal and Uttarakhand can be absolute fun if you like treks. Sikkim and Meghalaya can be fun too as it has moderate treks available. It would be easier if you could provide more info regarding your preferred region of travel and the number of days you would like to spend there. P.S. Uttarakhand has the Valley of Flowrs trek which can be done in a week's time. No other trek I India is remotely as beautiful as the Valley of Flowers in Uttarakhand. Have fun! IG: @therealsankalppanigrahi
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Hey Vrinda, You can go for Sar Pass Trek at Parvati Valley, It's a short trek of 3-4 days... And the View Is Really amazing. If you guys are looking super short trek then Manali Would be good choice, treks like Bijli Mahadev, Bhrigu, Beas Kund, Chanderkhani, Jogini Waterfall, Patalsu Peak, Prashar Lake, Deo Tibba Base, Also there lots of secret places and treks which are hidden in Parvati Valley. DM for more information.
Hey Vrinda, I see ! Well, if you are looking to take it easy,Kasol should suit you better than Manali. You can easily walk upto Tosh. Else , you can do the Parashar lake trek. It's a 2 days 1 night trek. P.S. AccuWeather shows precipitation every single day in July in and around Manali.
You can try for Sikkim but as per Covid-19 norms, you have stay 7 days quarantine.
So before going to any hill station please go through the rules and instructions of that state from their government website and also from their tourism website.
UpvoteCommentOh okay! Will check that out. Thank you
Himachal Pradesh is the one most famous and adventure travel place.
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