From sky-kissing infrastructure to heavenly holy spots, Delhi has everything to feed what you fancy. This capital state is always charged, but the best time to visit Delhi is October to March; this is when the weather is pleasing.
| Seasons | Months | Temprature |
|---|---|---|
| Summers | Mar to May | 25 °C – 48 °C |
| Monsoon | June to Sep | 30°C – 35°C |
| Winters | Nov to Feb | 6 °C – 22 °C |
When & Where to Visit in New Delhi
Delhi during summer: from April to June
Summers of Delhi are the most lovable companions of kids even though they are hot and dry. April to mid May are the best months of the season while June is accompanied with scorching heat. The temperature during summer ranges from 25 degrees Celsius to 48 degrees Celsius. If you visit Delhi during summers, you can visit water parks, go to Raahagiri Day, enjoy ice skating and shopping in the best malls of the city.
Delhi during monsoon: From July to September
As June leaves behind, monsoon follows in and freshen up the whole city. Monsoons in Delhi come along with moderate rainfall and days are often less humid and hence is the best time to visit the city. One can explore all its spectacular spots like Akshardham, Humayun’s Tomb, India Gate, Old Fort, Chandni Chowk, Lutyen’s Delhi, Red Fort and many others. Delhi is at its best during this time.
Delhi during winter: From October till mid March
Winters in Delhi can be moody, while some days you would see heavy mist on other the city loves the warmth of the sun. In any case, the city enjoys the charm of winters till end of November. The temperature in Delhi, during winters stays between 12 degrees Celsius to 25 degrees Celsius. A visit in December and January can be skipped if you want to explore Delhi to the fullest. You can indulge in heritage walks, scrumptious food, visit holy places, malls and do many other things while you’re in Delhi. Biggest highlight of Delhi during winter is Surajkund Fair, where every state of the country participates and flaunts their culture through handicrafts, handlooms, folk performances, food and other ways.
