Updated 4 November 2025 at 14:40 IST
Agumbe To Chorla Ghats: This November, Visit These Offbeat Destinations In Western Ghats
It is ancient and rugged terrain, adorned with lush tropical forests and breathtaking views, and November is an ideal time to explore these Ghats.
The Western Ghats are not ordinary mountains. It is ancient and rugged terrain, adorned with lush tropical forests and breathtaking views, and November is an ideal time to explore these Ghats. The rugged terrain adorned with lush tropical forests, picturesque hill stations, cascading waterfalls, and a diverse range of flora and fauna stretches for more than 1500 kilometres along the western coast of the Indian subcontinent.
Here are some offbeat destinations in the Western Ghats to explore this month:
Chikmagalur, Karnataka
Far from the crowd, Chikmagalur is one of the most beautiful places in Karnataka. The endless rolling hills are not just pretty to look at, but also offer some of the best trekking opportunities.
Agumbe, Karnataka
Agumbe, also known as the Cherrapunji of the South, is a rainforest haven. It's one of the great places for wildlife and nature photography. For the wildlife enthusiasts, this place is a paradise.
Biligiriranga Hills, Karnataka
This lesser-known hill range offers multiple activities that you can explore. You can go for trekking, wildlife or explore the local tribal culture. This place also offers numerous places where you can go off-roading.
Matheran, Maharashtra
Matheran remains relatively untouched, which surprisingly offers numerous viewpoints, forest trails, and serene surroundings.
Bhandardara, Maharashtra
This resort village in Maharashtra is known for its natural beauty and tourist attractions like waterfalls, lakes and trekking trails, and winter is the perfect time to explore this place.
Kemmangundi, Karnataka
Located in the eastern part of the Western Ghats, Kemmangundi is a serene place with almost untouched hills and valleys. The place offers lush green landscapes, beautiful gardens and numerous trekking options.
Silent Valley National Park, Kerala
This is an untouched wilderness, which is one of the least-visited national parks in India. It's quite known for its pristine rainforests and diverse flora and fauna.
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Chorla Ghats, Goa
This place is away from the beaches and lets you experience the traditional Goan village life and a much cooler temperature. The mountain views are breathtakingly beautiful, and the forest is full of birds.
Published By : Nimakshi Chanotra
Published On: 4 November 2025 at 14:40 IST