6 Amazing Places to Visit in September

Looking for a break from your humdrum routine? Bored because the monsoon season has ended and the festival season hasn’t yet begun? You should just plan a trip somewhere new to cheer yourself up! Don’t worry about being at a loss for ideas, because here are our recos on six exciting places to visit in September.

Nubra Valley

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Serene, starkly beautiful and far from the madding crowd, Nubra Valley in Ladakh is definitely one of the most awesome places to visit in September. The day-time weather during this month is ideal for sightseeing, while the nights are delightfully nippy. Walk barefoot in the sand dunes of Hunder, click pictures with a Double Humped Camel, and explore the 14th-century Diskit monastery, famous for the 106 ft. tall Buddha statue below it. The drive from Leh—part of it along the Shyok river—is also part of the fun.

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Paro

A green and picturesque valley with postcard-perfect views, Paro in Bhutan is best known for being the location of the famous Tiger’s Nest monastery. Spend a few days here, breathing the crisp air, exploring the ancient monasteries or Dzongs, and learning about the rich and beautifully preserved culture of Bhutan. The scenic landscapes around Paro are sure to leave you spellbound. For travellers who enjoy visiting a destination during the shoulder season, September is a good time to visit Paro.

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Sydney

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Australia’s largest and most cosmopolitan city, Sydney is all about friendly people, great food, and amazing entertainment avenues. Being in the Southern hemisphere means that Sydney welcomes the spring season while the world in the Northern hemisphere is entering autumn, which alone makes it one of the best places to visit in September. Marvel at the best harbour view in the world, do the Bridge Climb, take an excursion to the Blue Mountains or spend time at Bondi Beach. For the culturally inclined, the month-long Sydney Fringe festival offers an opportunity to experience local performing arts during September.

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Cape Town

With winter having ended in August, and the peak tourist season still a couple of months away, September is a great time to travel to Cape Town on a deal. Enjoy pleasantly cool weather as you tour wineries, go whale-watching, say hello to the penguins at Boulder’s Beach, and ride the cable car up Table Mountain. This being the best month for wildlife viewing, Cape Town is also one of the best places to visit in September for those interested in catching a Big-Five Safari.

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Kabini

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A reserve forest with the Kabini river running through it, Kabini in Karnataka is known for being the habitat of the Asian elephant, in addition to other animals. Spend two or three nights at a resort here, taking guided nature walks, riding bicycles to nearby tribal villages, and enjoying boat rides on the river. For wildlife lovers, morning and afternoon jeep safaris into the park are available. Kabini is one of the best places to visit in September if you enjoy spending time out in nature.

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Ho Chi Minh City

Formerly known as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City (or HCMC as frequent travellers refer to it) is Vietnam’s largest city. This is a bustling city and a feast for the senses, with elegant French colonial architecture and exotic though delicious food. Explore the War Remnants Museum, the Notre Dame Cathedral and swing by the Gustave Eiffel-designed Central Post Office. Take a Mekong Delta tour, or watch a lively cultural performance. Do take time to also appreciate the amazing shopping, happening nightlife and fantastic street food including the world-famous Vietnamese coffee!

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This list of six possible places to visit in September is sure to appeal to nearly every kind of traveller. Why not pick one of these destinations and plan that long-awaited holiday? Do let us know what you think of these recommendations, and any other places you’d love to know more about.