Temperature Guide For Rajasthan Tour

The word ‘incredible’ defines perfectly the beauty of Rajasthan. Doesn’t this word create wanderlust? This lust incites globe hoppers to aboard the flight to this beautiful state of India. Even, indigenous travelers too become tempted to hit the road to Jaipur, Udaipur, Bikaner, Amer, Chittorgarh and Jaisalmer. Of course, it has variety of vibrancy in its entirety which you can catch in their eye-catching traditional outfits such as lehenga, Odhanies, patka, mojaris and so on. Amer Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar and diverse museums are Rajasthan tourists’ places which cast a spell. Now, this briefing would be stuffing you with the excitement and the desire to witness these places might be pedaling to the metal in your mind. But going itchy feet will not be worthy if the weather of these places will not be your buddy. Let I paint the pan picture of the weather and climatic conditions of Rajasthan. This will be your handy guidebook to decide when the right time is to visit all the foresaid cities.

Overview of Rajasthan’s climate:

One of the biggest states of India, Rajasthan, has pool of sands. This fact drops the clue about its hot weather. But the green initiative has made it greener. So, it’s obvious fact that the temperature varies from place to place throughout the state.

Desert region in Rajasthan is really hot in summer

Let I draft the picture of summer season here. It’s so hot but only in desert areas. The mercury rolls up and ranges between 32 and 45 degree Celsius.  Have a look over this graph of temperature in which crystal clear picture of its major cities’ average temperature can be seen:

http://www.indovacations.net/visitrajasthan/RajasthanWeather.htm

The above graph is quite handy to comprehend and analyze how many variations are there in just one state.

Winters are bone-chilling in hilly regions

The hilly regions, like Mount Abu is situated at the altitude of 1219 m, while Udaipur’s altitude is marked as 577 m. The cold waves thrash profusely from October to March. The north and north-eastern parts of this state records hailstorm or snowfall but that is very slight. The temperature stays in between 4 and 28 degree Celsius. So, the tourists can enjoy their visit during these months, especially. Churu and Mount Abu can let them experience the bone-chilling temperature during winters as the mercury rolls unto 0 degree Celsius.

The above description will surely help you to fix your date with the beautiful Rajasthan’s tourists places.