Since 60% of Rajasthan’s zone is ruled by the Thar Desert, the atmosphere is essentially hot and damp. Hence, this isn’t quite the best time for Rajasthan tour. In summer months, the temperature might be as high as 48° C during the day, however the excellence of shimmering Thar Desert sparkling under the searing sun beams is quite delightful to look at. In case you wish to visit Rajasthan during summer, you can go to Mount Abu, Kumbhalgarh or Ranakpur. In these parts of the state, the temperature is bearable enough to go out for touring outside. In rest of the Rajasthan, visitors can go out in the early morning or late night.
Best time to travel to Rajasthan is undeniably the winter season. Winter is the best time to visit Rajasthan as during this time, the temperature is at its most minimal level. During the day, the climate is endurable to go for sightseeing and evenings are moderately cool. On the off chance that sightseers need to investigate the desert cities like Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, and Bikaner, winter is the best time for an excursion in Rajasthan. The greatest number of celebrations in Rajasthan happens in winter including the very popular Pushkar Camel Fair. Additionally, it is a decent time to indulge in some adventure sports and activities as well.
This season is moderately cooler when compared to the devastating summer. Hence, this can be another ideal time to visit Rajasthan. This is also quite a decent time to go for a vacation in Rajasthan. In the monsoon months, you can expect an abrupt change in the weather as it would appear that the desert is moved by the enchantment wand. Travellers who are looking forward to plan a vacation in Rajasthan during the monsoon season should definitely visit places like Bundi, Shekhawati Udaipur, and the very famous Keoladeo National Park.
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