Climate
India is a large country located in South Asia, and it has a diverse climate, with variations ranging from tropical to alpine. Generally, the country can be divided into four main climatic zones: the Himalayan region, the Northern Plains, the Western Ghats and the Coastal region.
The Himalayan region has a cool temperate climate, the Northern Plains have a tropical monsoon climate, the Western Ghats have a tropical climate and the Coastal region has a tropical humid climate.
The temperatures in India generally range between 20-40C (68-104F) throughout the year, with the highest temperatures in May and June and the lowest in December and January.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit India depends on the region and the type of activities you want to do. Generally speaking, the best time to visit the country is from October to March when the weather is cooler and more pleasant. This is also considered the peak tourist season and prices for accommodations and activities may be higher.
The monsoon season, which runs from June to September, can be a good time to visit for those who are interested in experiencing the country's natural beauty and culture. However, this season is characterized by heavy rainfall and flooding in some regions, which can make travel difficult and some attraction may be closed.
It's worth noting that the weather in the Himalayan region is cool and pleasant throughout the year, making it a good destination for trekking and adventure activities at any time.