Best time to visit Rajasthan

Whenever, we hear about 'Rajasthan' it gives a scorching feel to our body. Reason being, the state is not as cold as Jammu and Kashmir. We always feel pity for the inhabitants of this state who are only blessed with the hot and sultry climate. But, the big triumph of Rajasthan is that despite its muggy weather, the grandeur of old forts, palaces, monuments and ethnic lifestyle has earned lots of tourists arrivals every year. So, plan a trip with friends and family to explore the place in your own style.

Most importantly, we should know the best time to come to Rajasthan. The general notion of ours is that the place is hot. But, every below mentioned season has its own spectacular features.

The Best Time to Visit Rajasthan
Don't be surprised, but the state enjoys the coolness of winter season from January to March. Then, the summer season stretches its arms from April to June. The monsoons from July to September bring an electrifying smile on the faces of the people of Rajasthan who have been fighting against the heat of summers. After monsoon, there is a post monsoon from October to December experienced by the localities of this state.

In the detail explanation of the above mentioned seasons, summer season is the most avoidable season. Reason being, it’s temperature is very high near about 45-50 degree Celsius. The muggy heat of sun makes the entire region of Rajasthan gloomy. Thar desert looks golden because of the scorching heat of sun. It gives a dull, monotonous look to the atmosphere. Mount Abu, is the small hamlet considered to be the hill station in Rajasthan will be an exception during summer time. At the time of monsoon, it feels that some magic wand is used all over the land of Rajasthan. You will find every one from a human being to the birds dancing to the tunes of rain as if paying their gratitude. The best time to plan a visit to Rajasthan during the winter time. The temperature seems to low down to 0 degree Celsius.

So, do not miss the golden chance to be the part of Rajasthan, the imperial land of Rajputs.

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