2 min readNew DelhiJun 10, 2026 01:00 AM IST Monsoon is one of the most magical times to explore India’s trekking trails. As rains sweep across mountains and forests, landscapes transform into lush green worlds filled with waterfalls, drifting clouds, and cool, misty air. While popular trekking spots often get overcrowded during the season, several hidden trails remain relatively unexplored and offer a quieter, more immersive experience. Here are five lesser-known monsoon treks in India worth discovering this rainy season. 1. Kudremukh Trek Located in the Western Ghats, the Kudremukh Trek is a paradise for monsoon trekkers. The trail passes through dense forests, flowing streams, and cloud-covered peaks. The name “Kudremukh” means “horse face” in Kannada, inspired by the shape of the mountain peak. During the monsoon, the region becomes incredibly green, with rain-fed waterfalls appearing throughout the route. 2. Dzukou Valley Trek Tucked between Nagaland and Manipur, Dzukou Valley remains one of Northeast India’s most beautiful hidden trekking destinations. The valley comes alive during the monsoon with blooming wildflowers, rolling green hills, and floating …