Tanya Khanijow

6 MUST HAVES while traveling during MONSOON:

Traveling in the MONSOON SEASON is easier than you’d think, and here are the absolute ESSENTIALS that’ll make your experience even better! ✅

So, if you’re planning a trip to enjoy the rainfall, don’t forget to carry👇

📌 A full-sized poncho - to cover yourself.

📌 An umbrella - for light to medium showers.

📌 Slippers!

I forgot to pack slippers on a trip and had to buy a new pair just because it is impossible to go around otherwise. And an even better idea is water shoes so that you can actually climb all the waterfalls and go places easily.

📌 Did you know that rubbing Dettol on your skin will save you from leeches?

Yes, it works. I didn’t get a single leech bite on my last trip.

📌 Medicines for cough, cold, and allergies are super useful as well. I carry a proper kit with me when I’m traveling.

📌 A bag to keep your wet clothes.

Please be mindful here to use a reusable bag, just because it is better for both you and the environment!

What are some essentials that you carry with you while traveling? 👀 Mention in the comments!

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Most visited travel destinations in India AND where you can go INSTEAD 👀

Instead of Shimla, visit Landour near Mussoorie.
Instead of Jaipur, visit Udaipur.
Instead of Alleppey's Backwaters, visit Munroe Islands or Kumarakom.
Instead of Rishikesh, visit Omkareshwar in Madhya Pradesh.
Instead of Darjeeling, visit Rimbik.
Instead of Munnar, head to Vattavada.

While all these places are beautiful and interesting (even the most visited ones), if you want to experience something new and off-beat with fewer tourists, feel free to opt for the alternatives :)

Do you prefer offbeat destinations or the hustle and bustle of popular touristy places? Tell me in the comment! 😉