Weather and temperature in India – when is the best time to go on holiday?

Traveling to India It is like entering a multi-dimensional labyrinth, where every turn and every step offers completely new experiences, surprising even the most experienced travelers. It is a country that forces you to rethink familiar definitions and expectations, changing the notion of adventure and discovery. India's geographical and cultural diversity offers an endless range of possibilities: from spiritual travel to Varanasi, through trekking trails in the Himalayas and green Alleppey canals in Kerala, to luxurious relaxation on paradise beaches Goa.

At the heart of this multi-layered society lies religious diversity – from Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Islam, Sikhism and Christianity – each of these traditions contributes its own unique contribution to Indian culture. It is a country where every day is filled with festivals, and music, dance and art permeate everyday life. In turn, Indian cuisine, recognised around the world, delights with a variety of flavours and aromas, reflecting the local customs and traditions of each region.

Ayurveda in Kerala

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Kerala is a land bathed in lush green jungles, surrounded by velvety sand beaches and intersected by picturesque canals. After a few days of sightseeing, we invite you to an Ayurvedic medicine center, where you will benefit from professional therapies of this ancient medicine for a week. Discover a completely new face of India - the idyllic state of Kerala.

One of the most important aspects to consider is of course the weather. India is a country with a huge variety of climates, from the Himalayan cold in the north, to the tropical monsoons in the center, to the dry climate in the west. All of this influences when it is best to plan your trip.

In this article, we’ll take a look at the climatic conditions that affect your stay in India. We’ll determine which regions are best to visit during which months, how to avoid extreme weather conditions, and what you can do to make your trip to India as comfortable as possible, regardless of the season. Taking into account both the monsoon rainy seasons and the hot summer months, we’ll try to give you a clear picture of how to organize your trip to take full advantage of what India has to offer without having to deal with the unpleasantness of the weather.

Goa Beaches and the Majestic Golden Triangle

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An orgy of different landscapes, colors, sounds, smells and tastes in Rajasthan, and relaxation on the heavenly beaches of Goa. Experience the most beautiful time with us!

When is the best time to travel to India?

Planning trips to India requires not only an understanding of its rich culture and history, but also a thorough knowledge of its diverse climate. Stretching from the Himalayan peaks to the tropical coast, India offers a wide range of weather conditions that vary significantly depending on the region and season. As such, choosing the best time to vacation in India can be crucial to fully experiencing the country’s attractions. Here are some tips on when to visit India:

Dry season in India: October to March

For most parts of India, October to March is the most comfortable time to travel. Temperatures are moderate and rainfall is infrequent, making it a good time to visit places like Delhi, Rajasthan, Agra (where Taj Mahal) and Goa.

Rainy season in India: June to September

Monsoons are typical for the southern and eastern parts of India. If you want to experience India in its full bloom, the rainy season can be the right choice. Regions like Kerala and Goa are beautifully green and less crowded during this time. However, travel can be difficult due to frequent rainfall and possible local floods.

Transition period in India: April and May

April and May are months when it is already very hot in many regions, but the monsoon season has not yet started. This is a good time to visit the mountainous regions, where temperatures are much lower than in the rest of the country.

Trip to Kashmir

Summer is the perfect time to visit Kashmir if you want to experience its natural beauty. The temperatures range between 20 and 30°C. During this time, the valleys are green and flowers are in bloom. This is also the best time for trekking, mountain climbing and other outdoor activities. Autumn in Kashmir is a short but beautiful season. The leaves change colors and the landscapes become picturesque. This is also a good time to visit the gardens in Srinagar. If you are a fan of winter sports like skiing or snowboarding, winter in Kashmir is perfect for you. Gulmarg is a great place to go skiing. Spring is the time when fruit trees like apple and peach trees start blooming. This is also a good time to visit, although it can still be a bit cold, especially at night.

Unknown India - Kashmir and Ladakh

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Kashmir and Ladakh are famous for their mystical atmosphere and stunning landscapes. Called the “crown of India,” Kashmir enchants with its crystal clear Dal Lake surrounded by towering mountains. Situated amidst the majestic Himalayas, Ladakh is a stronghold of Tibetan Buddhism and an ideal place for those seeking spirituality and closeness to nature.

Trip to Ladakh State

The summer season, which falls between June and September, is the most popular time to visit Ladakh. During these months, the temperatures are moderate (20 to 30°C), making travel comfortable. Most of the roads and passes are open, making it easy to access different parts of the region. This season is ideal for trekking, rafting, and other outdoor activities. The sky is mostly clear, offering impressive views of the Himalayan landscapes. October and November – During this time, the temperatures start to drop, but the landscapes are still impressive. Some of the passes and roads may be closed due to snow, which may restrict access to some places. The winter season (December to March) is for the true enthusiasts who want to experience the harshness of the Himalayan winter. The temperatures can drop below -20°C, and most of the roads are closed due to snow and ice. However, this is also the only time when you can experience the unique ‘Chadar Trek’, trekking on the frozen Zanskar River. April and May are a transitional period when the snow begins to melt and some roads and passes become accessible. However, it can still be cold and many places are still inaccessible.

Important notes

Health: Due to the altitude, there is a significant risk of altitude sickness. Acclimatization is recommended before undertaking any physical activity.

Security: Make sure you are aware of current weather and road conditions before traveling.

Permits: Many areas in Ladakh require special permits, so make sure you have all the necessary documents before you go.

Trip to Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu is a state in the southern part of India known for its rich history, culture and natural diversity. The best time to visit Tamil Nadu is during the dry season, which falls between November and February. Temperatures are moderate (around 20–30°C) and humidity is lower, making it a good time to visit places to visit. This is the perfect time to visit temples in Madurai, Trichy and Thanjavur, as well as explore beautiful beaches in places like Mamallapuram and Pondicherry. From March to June, temperatures can reach up to 40°C, especially in April and May. However, if you prefer less crowded places and want to experience local festivals like Tamil New Year, this time may be ideal for you. High temperatures are more bearable in hill resorts like Ooty and Kodaikanal. The monsoon season in Tamil Nadu lasts from July to September. Though travel may be difficult due to rain, the monsoon adds charm to the natural landscapes and it is also a good time to visit lotus ponds and nature sanctuaries. However, it is not the best time to visit historical monuments.

Tamil Nadu is home to many traditional festivals that are a great opportunity to immerse yourself in local culture. Pongal in January, the dance festival at Mamallapuram in December and January, and Deepavali (Diwali) in October/February, to name a few.

Paradise Andamans

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We invite you to the pristine Andamans. This program is for those of you who are looking for undisturbed peace, paradise beaches, crystal clear ocean, and at the same time want to experience a taste of what India has to offer. First, we will take you to the bustling Delhi and the spectacular Taj Mahal, and then escape from all the hustle and bustle to a luxurious hotel on Havelock Island

HOLIDAYS IN ANDAMAN

The best time to visit the Andamans is usually the dry season, which lasts from November to February. The weather is most stable during this period, with air temperatures around 25–30°C and water temperatures of 27–30°C. This is also the time when underwater visibility is at its best, making it ideal for diving and snorkeling. Winter in the Andamans (November to February) is moderately warm with air temperatures around 25–30°C. Spring in the Andamans falls between March and May. It is hot then, with temperatures reaching up to 35°C. Summer prevails from June to September. The weather is changeable, with frequent rainfall and temperatures around 28–32°C. This is the monsoon season, and is only recommended for those who can tolerate higher humidity and periodic rainfall. Some attractions and activities may not be available.

WATER TEMPERATURE IN GOA

The water temperature in Goa, a popular coastal region in western India, is usually pleasant all year round. During the dry season (November to February), it is usually around 25–28°C. This is also the most popular tourist season in Goa, with moderate air temperatures and low humidity. From March to May (hot season), the water temperature can be slightly higher, reaching around 29–30°C. This is a warmer period, but still suitable for various water activities. During the wet season (June to October), the water temperature tends to drop a bit, but the differences are minimal, ranging from around 27 to 29°C. During this time, you can expect heavy rains and rough seas, which can make some water activities less safe.

WATER TEMPERATURE IN KOVALAM

Kovalam is a popular beach and resort in the southern Indian state of Kerala. Like other coastal regions in India, the water temperature here is generally warm and pleasant throughout most of the year. During the dry season (November to February), which is also the main tourist season, the water temperature in Kovalam is usually around 26-28°C. This is the ideal time for swimming and water sports. During the hot season (March to May), the water temperature during this time can reach 29-31°C. This is a warm period, but the water remains pleasant for swimming. During the monsoon season, which lasts from June to October, the water temperature ranges from around 27 to 29°C. The sea can be rougher and weather conditions can limit the opportunities for water sports.

WATER TEMPERATURE IN ANDAMAN

The Andaman Islands are a group of islands in the Bay of Bengal, part of the Union Territory of India. It is a popular tourist destination, known for its beautiful beaches, coral reefs, and marine diversity. The water temperature in the Andaman Islands is usually warm throughout the year. During the dry season (November to February), it hovers around 27–30°C. This is a great time for diving, snorkeling, swimming, and other water sports, especially since underwater visibility is at its best. March to May is the hot season, when water temperatures can rise slightly, reaching around 30–32°C. Although conditions are still good for most water activities, the high temperatures and humidity may make some people less comfortable. June to October is the wet season. Water temperatures during this period are usually around 28–30°C. However, the monsoons that affect the islands can make some water activities difficult and reduce underwater visibility. This is not the best time to visit the Andaman Islands if you plan to spend a lot of time at sea.

Weather and temperature in India throughout the year

India – Weather in January

The weather in India in January varies greatly due to the country's enormous geographical diversity.

• Delhi and Northwest India: January is one of the coldest months. In Delhi, temperatures can drop to 7°C at night and reach 20°C during the day. Fog and smog are common.
• Rajasthan: Although the days are sunny, temperatures are much cooler, ranging from 5°C to 25°C. Evenings and nights can be cool, so warm clothing is essential.
• Himalayas: Mountainous regions like Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh are covered with snow and very few tourists visit these places during this time.
• Goa: An ideal time for beach and water sports, with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 30°C. Days are usually sunny and nights are pleasant.
• Maharashtra (including Mumbai): The climate is temperate with temperatures ranging from 17°C to 30°C, but is generally dry and comfortable.
• Kerala: January is one of the driest and warmest months. Temperatures range from 20°C to 32°C, making it an ideal time for sightseeing and relaxing on the beaches.
• Tamil Nadu: Similar to Kerala, the climate is warm and dry, with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 30°C. This is also a good time to visit temples and other tourist attractions.
• Kolkata and West Bengal: January is relatively cool with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 25°C. Days are sunny with little rainfall.
• Madhya Pradesh: Temperatures can range from 10°C to 25°C. This is a good time to visit national parks and monuments, although the nights are cold.

India – Weather in February

February in India is generally considered one of the most pleasant months to travel. Temperatures are moderate and rainfall is low in most regions. It is also a great opportunity to attend various festivals, such as the Goa Carnival and various festivals in Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

• Delhi and Northwest India: February marks the end of winter, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 25°C. Fog is less frequent than in January and days are warmer.
• Rajasthan: Temperatures can range from 10°C to 28°C. Days are sunny and warm, while nights are cool.
• Himalayas (Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh): Still very cold, with heavy snowfall in higher elevations. Not the best time for most outdoor activities unless you are a keen skier.
• Goa: A great time to relax on the beach, with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 30°C. Fewer crowds compared to December and January.
• Maharashtra (including Mumbai): Moderate conditions with temperatures ranging from 17°C to 31°C. Days are generally sunny.
• Kerala: Temperatures range from 23°C to 33°C. This is a great time for sightseeing, outdoor activities and enjoying beaches.
• Tamil Nadu: The weather is warm but pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 30°C. This is a good time to visit temples and other monuments.
• Kolkata and West Bengal: February is dry and temperate, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 29°C. Days are sunny and there is little humidity.
• Madhya Pradesh: This is a good time to visit historical sites and national parks, with temperatures ranging from 12°C to 28°C. Days are generally sunny and nights are cool.

India – weather in March

The weather in India in March starts to vary from region to region as the country prepares for the upcoming summer season. Nevertheless, March is generally considered one of the better months to visit most parts of India.

• Delhi and Northwest India: Temperatures can range from around 15°C at night to 30°C during the day. This is usually a dry and sunny period, making it attractive for tourists looking to escape the heat of summer.
• Rajasthan: Expect temperatures to hover around 20–32°C. This is the transitional period between the cooler winters and hot summers, making it one of the best times to visit the region.
• Kerala: March is one of the hottest months of the year, with temperatures reaching as high as 35°C. However, it is still a relatively pleasant time to visit the south, especially if you want to spend some time at the beach.
• Goa: March is the perfect time to visit Goa for a beach holiday. Temperatures are fairly consistent, around 25-35°C, and days are usually sunny and dry.
• Himalayas (Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh): March is the month when the snows start to melt and temperatures are moderate, depending on altitude. In the lower elevations, you can expect temperatures to be around 10–20°C.

India – weather in April

April in India is a month of rising temperatures and changing conditions depending on the region. It is worth being prepared for heat and potential humidity, especially in the southern and western regions.

• Delhi and Northwest India: April days in Delhi and other parts of North India are usually very warm, with temperatures reaching 35°C or higher. At night, temperatures can drop to around 20°C. This is a dry and usually sunny period.
• Rajasthan: April is hot and dry, with temperatures reaching as high as 40°C. At night, temperatures drop to around 25°C.
• Goa: April in Goa is warm and humid with temperatures ranging between 30°C and 38°C. This is a great time to enjoy the beaches before the monsoon season arrives.
• Himalayas (Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh): In the lower reaches of the Himalayas, such as Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh, April is one of the best months for trekking. Temperatures are moderate, ranging between 10°C and 20°C, but can be much colder in the higher reaches.
• Maharashtra (including Mumbai): April is warm and humid, with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 35°C. This is the pre-monsoon period, so there may be a few brief showers.
• Kerala: April is hot and humid with temperatures ranging from 30-38°C. This is the period between winter and monsoon when it is driest.
• Tamil Nadu: April is one of the hottest months, with temperatures often exceeding 40°C, especially inland. Nights are a bit cooler, with temperatures around 28°C.
• Kolkata and West Bengal: April is also very warm and humid with temperatures between 30°C and 38°C. Rains are rare but humidity is high.
• Madhya Pradesh: April is hot and dry. Temperatures often reach 40°C, especially in the southern and western parts of the state.

India – weather in May

May is a month of extreme weather in India, with hot, dry days in most regions and the start of the monsoon season in some parts of the country. The final conditions will depend on the specific region, so it's always worth being well prepared.

• Delhi and Northwest India: During May, temperatures in Delhi and surrounding areas can be very high, often exceeding 40°C. This is one of the hottest and driest times of the year. At night, temperatures can drop to around 25-30°C.
• Rajasthan: Like Delhi, Rajasthan is hot and dry in May. Midday temperatures can reach as high as 45°C. Nights are much cooler, with temperatures around 28–32°C.
• Goa: May is warm and humid, with temperatures ranging from 30 to 38°C. This is also the time when the monsoon season begins, meaning sporadic rainfall.
• Himalayas (Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh): In the lower Himalayan regions, temperatures are moderate, ranging from 15–25°C. May is a time to enjoy beautiful scenery and nature before the monsoons arrive.
• Maharashtra (including Mumbai): In Maharashtra and Mumbai, May is hot and humid with temperatures around 30-40°C. Occasional rainfall may occur towards the end of the month.
• Kerala: Kerala is warm and humid in May with temperatures ranging from 30 to 38°C. This is also the start of the monsoon season, which means more rainfall.
• Tamil Nadu: May in Tamil Nadu is hot and dry, with temperatures often exceeding 40°C. At night, temperatures can drop to around 30°C.
• Kolkata and West Bengal: Kolkata and West Bengal experience very hot and humid weather in May, with temperatures ranging from 30°C to 38°C. Rainfall becomes more frequent as the monsoons approach.
• Madhya Pradesh: The weather in Madhya Pradesh during May is hot and dry. Temperatures can reach 40-45°C, especially in the southern and western parts of the state.

India - weather in June

June in India is a month when different regions experience very different weather conditions. From the heat in the north to the monsoons in the west and south, conditions are varied and require travelers to be well prepared.

• Delhi and Northwest India: June remains very hot in Delhi and North India, with temperatures often exceeding 40°C. However, the monsoon season begins this month, bringing some relief in the form of sporadic rainfall.
• Rajasthan: Remains hot and dry, although there is a chance of rain towards the end of the month. Temperatures range from 30 to 45°C.
• Goa: June sees full monsoon, with frequent and heavy rainfall. Temperatures are moderate, around 25-30°C.
• Himalayas (Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh): June is one of the best months for trekking and other outdoor activities in the Himalayas. Temperatures are moderate, around 15–25°C.
• Maharashtra (including Mumbai): June is the height of the monsoon season. The city experiences heavy rainfall and temperatures around 25–32°C.
• Kerala: Kerala also experiences monsoon season. June brings plenty of rain and temperatures around 25-30°C.
• Tamil Nadu: June is relatively dry compared to other southern regions, but temperatures remain high, often exceeding 35°C.
• Kolkata and West Bengal: June in Kolkata and West Bengal is a variable month with high temperatures and plenty of rainfall. Temperatures range from 28 to 35°C.
• Madhya Pradesh: June is a transitional month between extreme heat and the onset of monsoons. Temperatures can range from 30 to 40°C, with a chance of rain towards the end of the month.

India - weather in July

July is the month of many parts of India experiencing monsoons and the associated changes in climate. This is a great time to visit some regions for nature lovers, although travel can be difficult due to rainfall.

• Delhi and Northwest India: July is the month when Delhi and Northwest India can see high temperatures in the 30s and 40s. This is also the time when the monsoons start to hit the region, bringing with them rainfall and slightly cooler temperatures.
• Rajasthan: July is the month when the monsoons start to arrive, but they are usually weak. Temperatures range between 30 and 40°C and humidity increases.
• Goa: July is the height of the monsoon season with heavy rainfall and temperatures around 25-30°C. It is a low tourist season but beautiful for nature lovers.
• Himalayas (Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh): July is the ideal time for trekking in the Himalayas, especially in regions like Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh. Temperatures are moderate, around 15-25°C, and rainfall is rare.
• Maharashtra (including Mumbai): July is one of the wettest months of the year in Maharashtra. Mumbai and other parts of the region experience heavy rainfall, with temperatures ranging between 25 and 30°C.
• Kerala: Also experiences strong monsoons in July. Temperatures are moderate, around 25-30°C, and humidity is high.
• Tamil Nadu: July is a month with moderate rainfall and temperatures around 30-35°C. It is one of the cooler months in this region.
• Kolkata and West Bengal: July is the monsoon month with heavy rainfall and temperatures ranging from 25 to 35°C.
• Madhya Pradesh: You can expect moderate rainfall and temperatures ranging from 25-35°C. This is the time when the vegetation becomes lush and full of life.

India – weather in August

In August, the monsoons are still active in most parts of India, but are starting to slowly retreat in some areas. This is a month that offers a variety of conditions for different types of travelers.

• Delhi and Northwest India: August is the month when the monsoons are in full swing. Temperatures usually hover between 25 and 35°C and humidity is very high. Rainfall is quite frequent, making the air cooler but also more humid.
• Rajasthan: Like other northern regions, Rajasthan also experiences monsoon season in August. Temperatures range between 25 and 35°C and rainfall is sporadic.
• Goa: August in Goa is still the monsoon season with plenty of rainfall and temperatures around 25-30°C. The rainfall keeps nature lush and beautiful, although some outdoor activities may be limited.
• Himalayas (Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh): In the Himalayan regions of Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh, August is a month of moderate temperatures (15–25°C) and minimal rainfall, making it an excellent time for trekking and other outdoor activities.
• Maharashtra (including Mumbai): This region experiences strong monsoons in August. Temperatures range between 25 and 30°C and humidity is high.
• Kerala: In Kerala, August is the month when the monsoons begin to wind down. Temperatures are moderate, hovering between 25 and 30°C, and the landscapes are lush and green.
• Tamil Nadu: In Tamil Nadu, August is a month with moderate rainfall and temperatures around 28-35°C. It is one of the cooler months and ideal for sightseeing.
• Kolkata and West Bengal: August is a time of heavy rainfall and high humidity. Temperatures usually range from 25 to 35°C.
• Madhya Pradesh: August experiences moderate rainfall and temperatures ranging from 25-35°C. This is an excellent time for wildlife watching.

India – Weather in September

September sees less heavy rainfall and moderate temperatures in most parts of India, making it a good time for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

• Delhi and Northwest India: September is the month when the monsoons start to recede in Delhi and other northern regions of India. Temperatures range between 24 and 34°C and humidity is moderate. This is a good time to visit as rainfall is less frequent than in previous months.
• Rajasthan: September is when Rajasthan begins to experience less intense monsoons and temperatures become more pleasant, hovering between 25 and 35°C. Rainfall is less frequent, making it a good time to visit.
• Goa: Goa still experiences monsoons in September, but they are less intense than in previous months. Temperatures hover around 25-30°C. It is still not the ideal time to enjoy the beaches, but the landscapes are beautiful and green.
• Himalayas (Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh): September in the Himalayan regions like Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh is relatively dry with temperatures around 15-25°C. This is an excellent time for trekking and other outdoor activities.
• Maharashtra (including Mumbai): The monsoons in Maharashtra, including Mumbai, begin to retreat in September. Temperatures are moderate, ranging between 24 and 30°C, and humidity begins to decline.
• Kerala: September in Kerala is when the monsoons start to wear off and temperatures hover between 24 and 30°C. This is a good time to explore and enjoy the beaches.
• Tamil Nadu: Tamil Nadu experiences moderate rainfall during September and temperatures range from 26 to 34°C. This is the transitional time between the monsoon and dry seasons.
• Kolkata and West Bengal: The monsoons are in their final stages in Kolkata and West Bengal during September. Temperatures hover between 26 and 34°C and humidity is relatively high.
• Madhya Pradesh: Madhya Pradesh begins to retreat from the monsoon season in September, with temperatures ranging between 24 and 33°C. This is a good time for sightseeing and wildlife watching.

India – weather in October

October is the month when most of India enjoys pleasant weather conditions, perfect for a variety of activities and sightseeing. It is also the time when many regions celebrate various festivals, which adds to the charm of traveling in this diverse country.

• Delhi and Northwest India: In Delhi and Northwest India, October marks the beginning of cooler, more pleasant days. Temperatures typically hover between 19 and 30°C, making it a great month to visit historical sites and attend festivals like Diwali.
• Rajasthan: October is a time of moderate temperatures, usually ranging from 20 to 33°C. There is little rainfall, making it a great time to explore beautiful forts and palaces.
• Goa: October is the time to start enjoying the beaches. Temperatures range between 24 and 32°C and rain is rare. It is also the time for many local festivals.
• Himalayas (Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh): In the Himalayan regions like Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh, October is the month when temperatures are moderate (15–25°C) and conditions are ideal for trekking and other outdoor activities.
• Maharashtra (including Mumbai): October marks the end of the monsoons. Temperatures are moderate, ranging between 24 and 34°C, making it a good time to visit.
• Kerala: October is a month with moderate humidity and temperatures ranging from 24 to 30°C. It is a good time to visit this picturesque region, known for its backwaters and beaches.
• Tamil Nadu: October is relatively warm with temperatures ranging from 26-34°C but much more pleasant compared to the hot summer months.
• Kolkata and West Bengal: October is a temperate month with temperatures ranging around 25–32°C. This is also the time for festivals like Durga Puja.
• Madhya Pradesh: October is a temperate month with temperatures ranging from 20 to 32°C. It is an excellent time to visit national parks and monuments.

India – November weather

November is a great month to visit almost any region in India. Not only is the weather usually pleasant, but many regions also celebrate festivals, which add a special charm to the trip. However, the final weather conditions will vary from region to region, so it is always worth being prepared.

• Delhi and Northwest India: November is one of the most pleasant months. Temperatures usually range between 10 and 25°C and rainfall is rare. This is a great time to visit historical sites and participate in various festivals.
• Rajasthan: November offers temperatures ranging from 16–28°C. This is one of the best months to visit as there is minimal rainfall and sunny days.
• Goa: November is the start of the tourist season in Goa. Temperatures range from 22 to 33°C and rainfall is rare. It is a great time to relax on the beach and enjoy the various water attractions.
• Himalayas (Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh): In the Himalayas, including Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh, November is already the beginning of the cooler season. Temperatures can range between 5 and 20°C, depending on altitude. Some mountainous regions can be difficult to access due to snow.
• Maharashtra (including Mumbai): November is a pleasant month with temperatures ranging from 21°C to 34°C. It is a great time to explore and participate in cultural activities.
• Kerala: November is one of the driest months, with temperatures ranging between 24 and 32°C. It is a good time to visit the state and enjoy its many attractions.
• Tamil Nadu: November is relatively mild with temperatures ranging from 23°C to 31°C. This is an excellent time to visit temples and other monuments.
• Kolkata and West Bengal: November is a time of moderate temperatures, usually in the range of 20-30°C. It is also the time for various festivals and celebrations.
• Madhya Pradesh: November offers moderate weather conditions with temperatures ranging from 15 to 30°C. This is an excellent time to visit national parks and monuments.

India - weather in December

December is a great month to visit India, especially if you want to escape the winter temperatures in other parts of the world. Each region offers something unique, from festivals to natural beauty.

• Delhi and North India: December is a cool month with temperatures ranging from around 7°C at night to around 20°C during the day. Fog can be a problem, especially in the mornings.
• Rajasthan: The temperature in December usually ranges between 10 and 25°C. It is one of the best months to visit the state, with sunny days and cool nights.
• Goa: December is the peak tourist season. Temperatures are comfortable, hovering between 20 and 30°C. This is also the time for various festivals and events, including the famous Sunburn Festival.
• Himalayas (Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh): In the Himalayan regions like Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh, December brings winter weather conditions. Depending on the elevation, temperatures can drop below freezing and snow is common.
• Maharashtra (including Mumbai): December is one of the driest and cooler months, with temperatures ranging from 18 to 30°C.
• Kerala: December is one of the driest months, with temperatures ranging between 23 and 31°C. This is a good time to visit the beaches and monuments of this beautiful state.
• Tamil Nadu: December temperatures are moderate, ranging from 20 to 30°C. This is also a good time to visit the famous temples of the region.
• Kolkata and West Bengal: December offers moderate temperatures, usually ranging from 15 to 26°C, making it a good month to visit.
• Madhya Pradesh: December is generally a dry and temperate month with temperatures ranging from 12 to 25°C. It is an ideal time to visit national parks and other attractions.