| Season |
Best Time to Visit |
Weather |
Highlights |
Travel Tips |
| Winter (October to March) |
Best time for sightseeing and exploring historical sites |
Cool and pleasant, temperatures range from 10°C to 25°C (50°F to 77°F) |
Ideal for visiting ancient ruins, monasteries, and temples such as Nalanda University. Perfect weather for pilgrims and tourists. |
Carry light woolens for evenings. It’s the peak season, so book accommodations in advance. |
| Summer (April to June) |
Not recommended due to the heat |
Hot and dry, temperatures can rise above 40°C (104°F) |
The heat makes it uncomfortable for outdoor activities, but fewer tourists make it a quieter time to visit. |
If you visit during summer, carry sun protection, wear light clothing, and drink plenty of water. Avoid midday sightseeing. |
| Monsoon (July to September) |
Off-season for sightseeing |
Rainy, moderate to heavy rainfall |
Monsoon brings lush greenery, but outdoor visits to ancient sites can be disrupted by rain. |
Carry an umbrella or raincoat. Be cautious while walking through muddy paths at historical sites. |
| Festivals (October to November) |
Ideal for experiencing cultural and spiritual activities |
Cool and pleasant, making it ideal for both sightseeing and participating in religious festivals |
Festivals like Buddha Jayanti attract many pilgrims and visitors. It’s an enriching time for cultural experiences. |
Book accommodations early due to increased demand during festivals. Be prepared for large crowds and processions. |