Summer months in Delhi are extremely hot with temperature often rising to 45-47 degrees Celsius. It becomes almost impossible to explore the monuments in Delhi during this season. In case, you still visit Delhi during summers, you can pay a visit to the water parks, enjoy ice skating sessions and go shopping at some of the best malls in Asia. In the evening, you can go for a picnic with your loved ones and you can also enjoy the nightlife in Delhi.
Winters in Delhi are quite pleasant as well as spine chilling at times. Some days might be full of heavy mist and the other days would have the needed warmth of the sun. In any case, this is undoubtedly the best time to visit the city. If you wish to explore the places without getting tired too early then make sure that you will visit here during this time. Delhi temperature during these months ranges from 10 degrees Celsius to 25 degrees Celsius. The end of December can foresee temperatures near zero degree Celsius as well.
If you visit here during winters, which is the best time to travel to Delhi, you can take part in several heritage walks, enjoy the delectable local roadside dishes, visit the holy places, shop from the local markets, and do a lot more. One of the biggest highlights of Delhi during the winter season is the International Trade Fair, where almost every single state of the country participates to flaunt the culture through handlooms, handicrafts, foods, and much more. It takes place in November.
By the end of June, monsoon commences in Delhi and freshens up the whole city with light to heavy showers. During the monsoon, the city usually gets moderate rainfall and the days are mostly humid. Delhi weather during the day in these months is not too pleasant. While the evening drenched in rain looks so beautiful and mesmerizing. After the rain, the temperature goes down and the beauty of the city enhances. An evening exploration tour will be great during that time. However, you can pay a visit to the various temples, or enjoy at India Gate, Old Fort or Chandni Chowk.
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