These train routes become beautiful in monsoonImage Credit Source: Tuul & Bruno Morandi/ The Image Bank/ Getty Images
When the rain of July starts rain, South India is worth seeing. During the monsoon season, the journey of the train route of South India is so great that you will not heart to end this journey. Dhuli-dhuli hills, clouds covered with clouds and the sound of waterfalls give a different experience. The fun of the weather doubles when you look out of the train window. Yes, there are some train routes in South India which look no less than a film frame in this season.
Be it the train of Pamban Bridge passing over the sea or exciting journey from the tunnels of the Konkan railway, the rain drops on every route give some different scenes. Sometimes the rail moves slowly from the middle of the dense forests, sometimes it cools the eyes passing through tea gardens and lakes. So if you also want to travel to this monsoon South India, then we have brought 5 such train routes for you which will give your journey a different experience.
1. Mandapam to Rameswaram rail route
It is the most exciting and unique railroad in India, which passes through the Pamban Bridge. Pamban Bridge is a bridge over a sea, where it seems as if the train is running in the middle of the sea. The beauty of this route increases manifold during the monsoon season. High waves of the sea, cold air and water spread far and wide captivate. When rain drops fall on the windows of the train and the sky is covered with clouds, this experience becomes even more memorable.
2. Kanyakumari to Trivandrum
This rail route starts from the southern end of India and goes to Trivandrum, the capital of Kerala. On the way, coconut trees, lush green fields, lakes and sea shines are seen which make it very special. In the monsoon, this route is filled with greenery and the views become so beautiful that you will not be able to stop yourself from lifting the camera. Looking out of the train window, you feel like you are passing through a natural panting gallery.
3. Jalpaiguri to Darjeeling
These ‘Darjeeling Himalayan Railway; Is part of and is recognized as the UNESCO World Heritage Site. This small train passes through the slopes of the mountains, narrow turns, tunnels and tea gardens. In the monsoon season, when the fog clings to these tracks and the rain drops fall on the tea leaves, then the scene becomes amazing. The slow speed of the train gives passengers a chance to live and feel every moment.
4. Hassan from Mysore
This rail route is spread within the state of Karnataka, which starts from Mysore and goes to Hasan. On the way, you can admire greenery -filled fields, old temples, hills and small villages. During the monsoon, the fragrance of the soil here, the paddy fields waving with freshness and green trees relax the eyes. This journey is not fast but relaxed, where both peace and nature welcome you.
5. Mangalore to Goa
This root is one of the most famous routes of Konkan Railway, which runs along the Western Ghats and the sea. During the monsoon, hundreds of small and big waterfalls start flowing on this route, clouds cover the hills and the train emanating from the tunnels thrills. The bridges, valleys and natural scenes here are so beautiful that every traveler becomes mesmerized. The special thing is that a new view is seen every minute in this journey, which gives a different experience.