Weather by Month
Ayodhya experiences a humid subtropical climate with three distinct seasons: a mild, dry winter from November to February; a hot, dry summer from March to June; and a monsoon season from July to September with heavy rainfall. The best time to visit is during the winter months when temperatures are pleasant and rainfall is minimal, making it ideal for pilgrimage and sightseeing.
January
50%
4 mm
Light to moderate
January is cool and dry, with average highs around 20°C and lows near 9°C. Expect clear, sunny days and chilly nights, making it a comfortable time for outdoor activities, though mornings can be foggy.
February
50%
2 mm
Light to moderate
February warms up slightly with average highs of 26°C and lows of 13°C, and rainfall remains minimal at just 2 mm. The weather is pleasant and dry, ideal for exploring the city.
March
50%
19 mm
Light to moderate
March sees a significant rise in temperature, with highs averaging 32°C and lows around 19°C. Rainfall increases slightly to 19 mm, but the weather remains mostly dry and hot.
April
50%
8 mm
Light to moderate
April is hot and dry, with average maximums reaching 37°C and minimums around 22°C. Rainfall is low at 8 mm, and the intense heat makes midday outdoor activities uncomfortable.
May
50%
30 mm
Light to moderate
May remains very hot, with average highs of 35°C and lows of 25°C, but pre-monsoon showers bring 30 mm of rain. Humidity starts to increase, making the heat feel more oppressive.
June
50%
43 mm
Light to moderate
June is hot and humid with average highs of 36°C and lows of 27°C, and rainfall rises to 43 mm as the monsoon approaches. Expect occasional thunderstorms and high humidity.
July
70%
287 mm
Moderate, gusty during storms
July is the peak of the monsoon with heavy rainfall averaging 287 mm. Temperatures are slightly lower (highs 33°C, lows 27°C) but humidity is very high, leading to muggy conditions.
August
70%
290 mm
Moderate, gusty during storms
August continues the monsoon with the highest rainfall of the year at 290 mm. Temperatures remain steady (highs 32°C, lows 26°C), and frequent downpours can disrupt travel plans.
September
60%
188 mm
Moderate, gusty during storms
September sees the monsoon tapering off, with rainfall at 188 mm. Temperatures remain warm (highs 32°C, lows 25°C), and humidity gradually decreases as the month progresses.
October
60%
78 mm
Light to moderate
October marks the transition to drier weather, with rainfall dropping to 78 mm and temperatures becoming more pleasant (highs 30°C, lows 21°C). The humidity decreases, making it a good time to visit.
November
50%
2 mm
Light to moderate
November is dry and mild, with average highs of 27°C and lows of 15°C, and only 2 mm of rain. Clear skies and comfortable temperatures make this an excellent month for travel.
December
50%
0 mm
Light to moderate
December is cool and dry, with average highs of 21°C and lows of 10°C, and virtually no rainfall. Expect cool days and cold nights, so pack warm clothing for early morning rituals.
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Weather Travel Tips
- Carry a valid government-issued ID for darshan entry at the Ram Janmabhoomi temple and other religious sites.
- Dress modestly and respectfully; remove footwear before entering temples and cover your head when required.
- Plan visits to major temples early in the morning (before 8 AM) to avoid crowds and heat.
- Stay hydrated and carry a refillable water bottle, especially during summer months (March to June).
- During monsoon (July–September), carry an umbrella or raincoat and keep electronics in waterproof bags.
- Book accommodation in advance during major festivals like Ram Navami and Diwali, as the city gets crowded.
- Use local cycle-rickshaws or auto-rickshaws for short distances; negotiate fares before starting the ride.
- Be cautious of monkeys near temple areas; keep food and shiny objects secured.
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