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10 things to keep in mind before planning a monsoon trip

Here are ten important things you should keep in mind before embarking on a trip during the monsoon season.

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Ishwi Singh
Published : Jul 01 2024, 09:54 AM IST| Updated : Jul 01 2024, 09:57 AM IST
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With the onset of the monsoon, North India has received relief from the scorching heat. However, there are also numerous cases of floods all across India. If you’re planning a trip to hill stations during this time, you must keep a few things in mind to stay safe throughout the journey. 
 

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•    It's wise to pack an umbrella or raincoat when traveling during the rainy season.


•    When visiting the mountains, it's important to avoid going near riverbanks. The water level can rise suddenly during this season, increasing the risk of floods.


•    Always carry a first aid kit with you. It’s good to stay prepared and be equipped with medical supplies in case of injury or illness.


•    Know about the local police stations and nearest hospitals. Keep the emergency numbers handy. Read the latest news and keep yourself updated about the weather conditions. 


•    If you’re travelling alone or with your friends, always keep your family updated with your whereabouts. 

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•    It's advisable to maintain a safe distance from rivers when traveling to hill stations in the monsoon.


•    Choosing the right footwear is crucial when visiting hill stations during the monsoon.


•    Women should avoid wearing high-heeled footwear on these routes during the rainy season, as the paths can become slippery. 


•    During the monsoon, it's advisable to pack extra clothes in your travel bag. Instead of three outfits, consider bringing five. 


•    Getting caught in the rain can make drying clothes a challenge, so having extra clothes ensures you can change comfortably. 

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Ishwi Singh
Ishwi Singh is a content writer with a background in English literature. She has experience in creating engaging stories and translating content. Previously, she worked as an editorial intern at Oxford University Press.
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