Enjoy nature photography? A visit to the lush-green Amarkantak during monsoons is a must

The monsoons kickstart by mid-June and go on till September-end at Amarkantak. For nature lovers and wildlife photographers, the best time to visit Amarkantak is during the monsoons. The climate here becomes pleasant and moderate rainfall takes place throughout the season. Nature photographers can click pictures of low clouds and lush nature. The monsoon rain makes Amarkantak look quite attractive.

Trivia: The region of Amarkantak has around 24 temples. The holiest place in town is the Narmada Udgam, a temple built to mark the source of the River Narmada. Some of the points of interests that must be visited include Sonmuda, Kapildhara, Dugdhdhara waterfalls.

Madhai is gateway to the most exquisite and beautiful forests in India — Satpura. Located amidst sprawling forests, shimmering backwaters, rich wildlife, under a sky full of twinkling stars, air here is crisp and clean. It delights you with its rich wildlife, sprawling meadows, unending backwaters and spell-binding views that leave you awestruck and get you to be completely in sync with the magic of nature.

Take a trail by the River Denwa and enjoy surreal sunsets that are a riot of colours. The peaceful silence here speaks volumes to your soul.

BAIKHO FESTIVAL: An Indian tribal man practices before performing a cultural dance with traditional drums during Baikho Festival at Pantan village, west of Guwahati, India. Every year, the community in India’s northeastern state of Assam celebrates the festival, to please a deity of wealth and ask for good rains and a good harvest.