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Looking for the best places to visit during the September long weekend? This is one of the best times to travel in India because the monsoon leaves behind lush green landscapes, waterfalls are full, the weather becomes pleasant, and popular destinations are less crowded than the peak holiday season.

Whether you're planning a family vacation, a romantic getaway, a road trip with friends, or a quick weekend escape from Delhi, September offers plenty of amazing options.

Why is September a great month

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Delhi in May is brutal. I've sweated through enough summers here to know the moment April ends, you start counting days to escape.

After years of road-tripping across North India with friends, I've found five spots that genuinely stay cool when the plains feel like an oven.

  • Chitkul, Himachal Pradesh sits at 3,450 metres. Even in June, you'll need a light jacket at night.
  • Chopta, UttarakhandΒ  called India's mini Switzerland hovers around 10–15Β°C all summer. Barely anyone goes. That's the point.
  • Spiti
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13743413276?profile=RESIZE_710xUttarakhand, nestled in the Himalayas, is home to some of India’s most stunning hill stations. Each destination offers its own charm, beauty, and peaceful vibe. Here are the top 8 must visit hill stations in Uttarakhand that you should explore:

  1. Nainital – Known for the shimmering Naini Lake and scenic mountain views, it’s perfect for boating and family trips.

  2. Mussoorie – The β€œQueen of Hills,” famous for misty weather, Kempty Falls, and cozy cafΓ©s.

  3. Almora – A cultural hub with ancient temples, pine
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