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Indian Topography and Climate

India is a historical land of rich culture and exotic beauty. India boasts of a proud history. India has contributed significantly to the world in diverse aspects like science, religion, medicine and astrology. India truly signifies ‘Unity in Diversity’. The diversity found in this country is not just visible contraindications in its culture and tradition but also in the climate. Indian topography and climate plays a major role in the itinerary of foreign tourists. Indian climate is mainly segregated into three seasons of summer, monsoon and winter.

The climate changes in India are extreme. The climate differs from region to region. Ideally, one should plan his India trip according to the location. For example, if one wishes to visit the historic monuments and religious places in North India, then April to June season must be avoided. Usually, these months are very hot and humid so places like Rajasthan, Delhi, and UP etc can pose big challenge to your vacation plan. But if you visit these places during the months of October to March, you will find cool and pleasant atmosphere. However, if you intend to visit Himalayan Mountains in Ladakh and Kashmir during the summer, it will be best.

If you are fascinated by the intriguing beauty of South India then best time to visit is November to April. Places like Kerala, Cochin, Chennai and Munnar are full of natural beauty. One should avoid the coastal state of Kerala during monsoon time because your trip to this Southern state can be rendered meaningless due to heavy rain lashes. Moving towards eastern side of India like Kolkata, then you should plan a trip during October to March. However, if you love rain then don’t miss to visit Kolkata and other eastern state during the monsoon. Western regions like Mumbai and Goa are best travelled during October to May when the weather is pleasant and enjoyable.

Indian tourist season is basically from November to February. This is the high time when one can witness the fast flowing rivers, alluvial plains, mesmerising mountains, beaches and tropical forests. During this period, a tourist can also witness cultural richness of India in forms of festivals and celebrations like Diwali, Durga Puja, Goa Carnival, The Dessert Festival and The Bikaner Camel Festival. India is not just about Taj Mahal and Golden Triangle. India is also home to wonderful water sports like kayaking, fishing, canoeing, white water rafting etc. A tourist gets wonderful opportunities to indulge in trekking, skiing and rock climbing in the foothills of Himalayas. The coastal areas offer a huge range of water sports including diving and snorkelling.

Indian tour and travel is all about exploring the all the facets of nature, life, society and culture. So if on one hand, you get to have your thrill at numerous festivals and spiritual experiences, at the same time you also get a wonderful opportunity to indulge in wildlife holidays. Indian climate and topography plays a major role in making India such a popular tourist destination. India is truly a land of miracle that you must experience.