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India has a culturally rich heritage and is home to some of the finest historical monuments in the world, and adding on to the charms of their unique architecture is the occasional monsoon showers that paint the sky in shades of blue. So, take a break and discover the allure of India’s most iconic monuments, which are testaments of its glorious past, during the monsoon season through these pictures!
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The beautiful dome of the monument is already one of the most famous destinations in the country, but it looks even more resplendent against the backdrop of a cloudy grey sky. Adding to this, the fountains nearby make a lovely display which makes Taj Mahal an oh-so-charming place and a sight to behold. (Photo Credits: PTI)
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Jama Masjid is the go-to place during the monsoon season for everyone who wishes to indulge themselves in savouring spicy street food while enjoying the mesmerising beauty. (Photo Credits: PTI)
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Char Minar will make the best place for you to submerge yourself in the charisma of the rainy season. The tall minaret will offer an amazing backdrop for some hypnotic rain-soaked pictures. (Photo Credits: PTI)
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Red Fort looks absolutely stunning after getting washed from the rainfall, with lush green gardens, rain-washed roads, fresh and organic beauty all around the historic architecture. (Photo Credits: PTI)
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Situated in the heart of the national capital, the iconic India Gate looks charming in drizzle and becomes the perfect location for Delhiites to bask in the natural and unfiltered beauty of monsoons. (Photo Credits: PTI)
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A popular spot amongst youngsters, that needs no introduction! Right next to the ocean and in front of Mumbai’s majestic Taj. Yes, next on the list is Gateway of India where every Mumbaikar drops by as soon as the clouds overshadow for lip-smacking food and riveting views. (Photo Credits: PTI)
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Humanyun Tomb is an architectural marvel that looks the prettiest during monsoons. The cloudy sky, palette of exquisite hues spread out and this grand marvel stood strong in all its glory with lush green surroundings. (Photo Credits: Wiki Commons)
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With a magnificent sky and pretty flowers in the backdrop, India’s Parliament building looks absolutely stunning in monsoon showers. Situated at the end of Sansad Marg, the grand building looks breathtaking in the rainy season. (Photo Credits: PTI)
