The peak season for tourism in India coincides with perfect traveling weather are ideal for beach trips and exploring India’s teeming cities.
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Temperatures drop to manageable levels, with warm days and cool nights, making it easier to sleep, though this is also the time for peak prices. Another hassle is the morning fog, which disrupts air travel and other forms of transport in the northern plains.
December to March is also the sweet spot for lowland adventures. National parks are drier, and there’s less foliage to hide the wildlife, and animals tend to be more active when temperatures are moderate. For a good chance of tiger sightings, head to Kanha, Bandhavgarh, and other national parks in the central plains.
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In the hills, it’s a slightly different story. While there’s an undeniable magic to seeing Shimla or Darjeeling dusted with snow, many hotels shut up shop for the winter, and mountain trails and roads over high passes become impassable, including the main roads to Ladakh.
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