Weather in Rajasthan – Owing to geographical diversity, the climate in Rajasthan keeps on differing. Being the driest region in India, the royal state experiences an exotic desert climate.
About Weather in Rajasthan
Rajasthan features extreme temperatures in both summer as well as winter. The sun shines brightly during the months of March to September but appears blissful during the winter season. Also, the state gets scanty rainfall. Thus, before planning a trip to Rajasthan, it is very important to analyze the climatic conditions of Rajasthan which varies according to four different seasons.
Summer in Rajasthan (April to June)
About Summer
Summer in Rajasthan starts from March. The climate remains dry and hot during summer seasons and the temperature gradually rises in the month of April, May and June. In some region of Rajasthan like the western component and the eastern component of Aravalli Range, other places like Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Phalodi as well as Barmer experiences a temperature of 40° C to 45° C. It even rises to an optimum temperature level of 49° C during summer. The summer nights in Rajasthan remains chilly with 20° C to 29° C temperature.
Rajasthan Tour Packages
Pricing and Itinerary
Rajasthan Honeymoon Packages – 05 N / 06 D
Starting – ₹ 18,999
Jodhpur Jaisalmer Tour Package – 04 N / 05 D
Starting – ₹ 14,500
Rajasthan with Agra Tour Package – 10 N / 11 D
Starting – ₹ 32,499
Royal Rajasthan Tour Package – 12 N / 13 D
Starting – ₹ 60,455
Rajasthan Cultural Tour Package – 12 N / 13 D
Starting – ₹ 45,999
Majestic Rajasthan Tour Package – 04 N / 05 D
Starting – ₹ 15,900
Best of Rajasthan Tour Packages – 12 N / 13 D
Starting – ₹ 46,999
Rajasthan Heritage Tour – 10 N / 11 D
Starting – ₹ 32,499
Rajasthan Honeymoon Packages – 05 N / 06 D
Starting – ₹ 18,999
Jodhpur Jaisalmer Tour Package – 04 N / 05 D
Starting – ₹ 14,500
Rajasthan with Agra Tour Package – 10 N / 11 D
Starting – ₹ 32,499
Royal Rajasthan Tour Package – 12 N / 13 D
Starting – ₹ 60,455
Rajasthan Cultural Tour Package – 12 N / 13 D
Starting – ₹ 45,999
Majestic Rajasthan Tour Package – 04 N / 05 D
Starting – ₹ 15,900
Best of Rajasthan Tour Packages – 12 N / 13 D
Starting – ₹ 46,999
Rajasthan Heritage Tour – 10 N / 11 D
Starting – ₹ 32,499
Thankfully, Rajasthan also have some places like Udaipur as well as Mount Abu, where one can leave during summer to prevent the excruciating heat of the sun. These tourist locations take pleasure in a pleasurable environment with 38 ° C as well as 31.5° C (specifically) in summer. During the night, the temperature drops down to 25° C and also 22° C specifically.
A maximum temperature level of 45° C is experienced in the huge part of the state consisting of arid west as well as semi-arid mid-west in June.
Winter in Rajasthan (December to March)
Explore Rajasthan in Winter
The coldest month in Rajasthan is January. Places like Churu, Sikar, Pilani as well as Bikaner enjoy a minimum temperature of -2° C at night, during winter. The secondary Western winds blowing during winter months goes across eastern, western and north making the sandy land chillier. These winds additionally bring light rainfall. The weather stays cooled during winter season.
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Kota, Baran, Bundi, western Barmer and a lot of the part in Rajasthan bear approximately 10 ° C temperature level. The entire Rajasthan can be found in the grip of cold wave as a result of cool western winds for 2 to 5 days.
Monsoon in Rajasthan (July-September)
Travel to Rajasthan in Monsoon
The climate of Rajasthan varies from dry to sub-humid as it is positioned in the desert area. The west of Aravalis receives low rainfall, low humidity and also high rate winds annually. Whereas, the eastern of Aravalis enjoys reduced rate wind with high moisture and also better rainfalls.
The north-west part of Jaisalmer receives an annual rainfall less than 10 cm, the areas of Bikaner, Ganganagar and Barmer appreciates 20 to 30 cm of annual rains whereas, Nagaur, Churu, Jodhpur and Jalor gets 30 to 40 cm while more than 40 cm of annual rainfall is obtained in Jhunjhunun, Sikar, Pali and the western suburbs of the Aravalli range. The eastern component of the Aravalis like Ajmer gets 55 cm of yearly rainfall to 102 centimeters in Jhalawar.
Post-Monsoon in Rajasthan (October-November)
Explore Rajasthan in Post-Monsoon
The months of October as well as November are taken into consideration as post-monsoonal period that brings in relief with an optimum temperature from 33° C to 38° C as well as a minimum temperature of 18° C as well as 20°C.
We provided you with the proper weather holiday packages of Rajasthan so that you can plan your trip accordingly and have an ideal holiday in the “Land of Maharajas.”
