Igatpuri

Weather

• Winter conditions in Igatpuri (November - February)

  Escape to Igatpuri during the winter months between November and February when the average temperature ranges between 5°C and 15°C. This season is ideal for leisurely strolls, sightseeing, and delving deeper into the city's hidden gems. The landscape is adorned with colorful flowers in full bloom and lush greenery, creating a serene atmosphere. Enjoy the soothing evening breeze by the holy river while sipping on a cup of hot tea. Don't miss the mesmerizing sunrise during an early morning boat ride on the river. Explore the Banaras Hindu University campus, seek blessings at temples like Durga Temple, New Vishwanath Temple, Batuk Bhairav Temple, and ISKCON Temple. Witness the magical Ganga Aarti in the evening, a spectacle of oil lamps casting a golden glow on the riverbank amidst chants and fragrance of incense.

• Monsoon conditions in Igatpuri (July - October)

  While monsoons from July to October bring heavy rainfall and dampen tourism, they also attract visitors to Igatpuri to witness the Ganges in all its glory. The average temperature hovers between 25°C and 30°C, offering relief from the heat. The rising water levels of the Ganges entice more people to the ghats, where they can marvel at the surroundings. However, be cautious as the steps may become slippery due to algae. Experience the thrill of watching the Ganga during the peak monsoon period for a truly unforgettable sight.

• Summer conditions in Igatpuri (March - June)

  Plan your visit to Igatpuri from March to June, with April and May being the hottest months. The region experiences scorching temperatures, with the mercury soaring up to 45°C. Despite the lack of humidity, the sun's intensity poses challenges for outdoor activities. Embrace the auspicious Mahashivratri festival in February. Relax by the riverside at Dashashwamedh Ghat, Assi Ghat, Manikarnika Ghat, and Kedar Ghat, and savor the famous Varanasi lassi. Summer is a time to witness the vibrant surroundings and take in the local culture amidst the challenging climatic conditions.