Manali Tourism Season

Manali is located in Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh .It is about 250 Km away from the State capital of Shimla. It is situated in the northern part of India. Manali is a captivating and charming hill station and a popular place of tourist attraction during summer. It is an enthrallingly beautiful hill station in the lap of nature surrounded by forests, hills and mountains. Summer in this beautiful hill town is very pleasant and tourists flock to this city during summer in good numbers.

The weather conditions of this hill station present an enjoyable sense to the travellers. The most suitable season to visit Manali is summer season. Maximum tourists prefer to visit Manali in the months of summer. The climate is very pleasant and people from plains enjoy these days in Manali to escape scorching heat. During these months the climate of Manali continues in a sound condition. The months of March to July and October to December are considered the suitable occasion to visit Manali.

March-July

These months are considered the months of summer and the best time to visit Manali. In this season you can get relief from the hot. You will find high rush in this season. Due to the availability of natural resources and the pleasant climate invites the tourists to make them feel relaxed from the scorching heat in the lap of Himalayas. Calm and soothing weather of Manali is one of the vital reasons that the tourists love to visit Manali. The highest temperature during summer season is registered as 24 deg C. The temperature during night time falls at 14 deg C. Therefore light woollens are recommended before visiting Manali in summers.

October-December

The season of winter begins from the month of October. The average temperature registered during this time is 2 deg C. The entire place is covered with the snow during the winter months. Moreover snow became center of attraction. Since the climate is very cold in Manali during these months but than also people enjoy the tour with the pleasure of mountain climbing, visiting temples and having some adventure in sports activities. During winter season the temperature often falls below the freezing point. So it’s advisable to carry warm woolens with you.