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Rains always leave Maharashtra very very clean and lush. Mumbai has some spots to explore during rains here they are
Tapola
Tikona
Tamhini ghat
Chikhaldara
Phaltan Pune looks mesmerising all over monsoon. Here are some spots to explore, Mulshi
Malshej ghat
Lavasa
Karnala
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Hey There are so many beautiful places in pune or near by Mumbai you find these places very beautiful in monsoon.
Must visit places in monsoon like
pawana lake
Mulshi lake
lavasa
lohgad fort and there are so many trekking places You can even enjoy some hidden campings 🏕 as well.
Must visit with your loved ones you guys really enjoyed.
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Western Ghats offer many beautiful places, Kaas Plateau near Satara is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it’s awesome during monsoon.
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Near Pune Lonwala , Mahabaleshwar , is best place . if like fort thanbsinghgad, Rajgad, pratapgad, puradar, rajmachi or else Tamhini Ghat, Harihareshwar, diveagar alibag is also nice
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Tamhini Ghat - a scenic mountain pass with waterfalls, greenery and misty hills, located between Pune and Mumbai. Malshej Ghat - a beautiful hill station with lush green mountains, waterfalls, and misty valleys, located around 120 km from Mumbai. Karnala Bird Sanctuary - a serene sanctuary with rich birdlife, green forests and a historic fort, located near Mumbai. Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary - a pristine wildlife sanctuary with rich flora and fauna, including the rare and endangered giant squirrels, located around 120 km from Pune. Pawna Lake - a scenic lake surrounded by green hills and fortresses, with opportunities for camping and water sports, located near Lonavala. Durshet - a quaint village with serene waterfalls, lush greenery, and adventure sports activities like rappelling and zip-lining, located around 100 km from Mumbai. Kaas Plateau - a UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning natural beauty, including a variety of flowers and butterflies, located around 120 km from Pune. Hope this helps!
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