Beautifully nestled on the lap of the Western Ghats, Munnar is one of the easy escapes for weekenders as well as nature lovers at any time of the year. The hill station has now revealed a new side to itself as an exciting macro photography destination during the monsoon season. People with a keen interest in herping and macro-photography are now opting for Munnar to enjoy its amazing biodiversity.

Join us in Amboli Hill Station, also known as the Cherrapunji of Maharashtra, one of India’s most celebrated biodiversity hotspots, especially during the monsoon. Famous for its misty forests and rich ecosystem, Amboli transforms into a vibrant stage for macro life. From bioluminescent fungi and endemic frogs to rare insects, Amboli offers endless opportunities for stunning close-up photography.

Discover the Untamed Micro World of Matheran.

Perched atop the Western Ghats and cloaked in lush evergreen forests, Matheran is one of Maharashtra’s most serene and eco-sensitive hill stations. What makes it even more special? It's a ban on motor vehicles that offers a pollution-free environment, perfect for slow-paced, immersive nature exploration. This quaint plateau, just a few hours from Mumbai and Pune, turns into a biodiversity hotspot during the monsoon season. The forest floor comes alive with a magical array of insects, amphibians, reptiles, and rare fungi, making it a dream location for macro photography enthusiasts.