Best time to visit Manali

26 Nov 2022 03:53 PM

The best time to visit Manali is from March to June. The cool and pleasant climate is ideal for paragliding and other mountain sports in the Solang valley.

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1. Climate of Manali

Summer

Summers begin in March and end in June. This season is pleasant and tourists can engage in various adventure sports or go for sightseeing at various places. The summer season is pleasantly cool with temperatures ranging from 4°C to 20°C.

Monsoon

July to August make up monsoon in Manali. Due to heavy rainfall and the risk of landslides, this season is not preferred for visiting Manali.

Winter

Winters start in September and last as long as February. Manali is freezing during this season as the temperature falls down to -1°C or even more. Usually, temperate ranges from -15°C to 5°C. However, winters bring along snowfall and stunning views of mountains covered in white.

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Christina Daniels
Story teller, backpacker, shutterbug

Christina Daniels is a storyteller, cinema writer, backpacker and photographer. She is also the author of the bestselling book “I’ll Do It My Way: The Incredible Journey of Aamir Khan.” A traveler who has journeyed across four continents, Christina is also the host of an Airbnb experience in Bangalore.

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