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Nallamalla forests view at Ahobilam, Kurnool district, Eastern Ghats.

Ahobilam guide · Weather and seasons

Best time to visit Ahobilam

The short answer: January, February, November and December. Below, month by month — temperature, rain and what each season means for a family trip.

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The short answer

When to go to Ahobilam

November to February is the most comfortable window: dry days, cooler mornings and manageable forest walks. March brings the Brahmotsavam festival and rising heat, while April and May are very hot and best avoided for the forest shrines. The monsoon from June to October makes trails slippery and some tracks hard to use. Older travellers should choose November to January and finish walking before the late morning. Figures are from Nandyal, a nearby plains station, so the forest may feel slightly cooler.

Month by month

Ahobilam weather by month

MonthHighLowRainVerdictWhat to expect
January32°C17°C3 mmBestDry and mild for walking; cool early mornings in the forest.
February35°C19°C2 mmBestPleasant for walking early in the day; Brahmotsavam often begins.
March38°C22°C2 mmFairHeating up; Brahmotsavam crowds possible. Walk at dawn.
April40°C26°C13 mmAvoidVery hot; forest climbs are tiring and need a very early start.
May41°C27°C45 mmAvoidHottest month, with occasional pre-monsoon showers.
June37°C26°C118 mmFairMonsoon arrives; hot and humid, with slippery paths.
July35°C25°C145 mmFairWet; greener forest but slippery tracks and humid walking.
August33°C25°C146 mmFairWet and humid; check path conditions before forest treks.
September33°C24°C157 mmFairWettest month; forest shrines can be slippery or hard to reach.
October33°C23°C118 mmGoodRains easing; green landscape but trails may stay damp.
November31°C21°C23 mmBestCooler, drier and the greenest of the dry months.
December31°C18°C2 mmBestDry, comfortable walking weather; cool mornings.

Temperatures and rainfall are long-term monthly averages. Check the forecast a few days before you travel.

Seasons at a glance

Ahobilam seasons for families and seniors

The easiest months: January, February, November and December

  • January: Dry and mild for walking; cool early mornings in the forest.
  • February: Pleasant for walking early in the day; Brahmotsavam often begins.
  • November: Cooler, drier and the greenest of the dry months.
  • December: Dry, comfortable walking weather; cool mornings.

Good, with small trade-offs: October

  • October: Rains easing; green landscape but trails may stay damp.

Possible, with planning: March, June, July, August and September

  • March: Heating up; Brahmotsavam crowds possible. Walk at dawn.
  • June: Monsoon arrives; hot and humid, with slippery paths.
  • July: Wet; greener forest but slippery tracks and humid walking.
  • August: Wet and humid; check path conditions before forest treks.
  • September: Wettest month; forest shrines can be slippery or hard to reach.

Best avoided with parents or children: April and May

  • April: Very hot; forest climbs are tiring and need a very early start.
  • May: Hottest month, with occasional pre-monsoon showers.

Useful answers

Best time to visit Ahobilam: FAQs

What is the best month to visit Ahobilam?

January, February, November and December are the best months to visit Ahobilam, with October also good. November to February is the most comfortable window: dry days, cooler mornings and manageable forest walks. March brings the Brahmotsavam festival and rising heat, while April and May are very hot and best avoided for the forest shrines. The monsoon from June to October makes trails slippery and some tracks hard to use. Older travellers should choose November to January and finish walking before the late morning. Figures are from Nandyal, a nearby plains station, so the forest may feel slightly cooler.

Which months should I avoid in Ahobilam with elderly parents?

April and May are the months to avoid with older travellers. Very hot; forest climbs are tiring and need a very early start. Hottest month, with occasional pre-monsoon showers.

When does it rain most in Ahobilam?

September is the wettest month, with about 157 mm of rain on average. The hottest month is May, with average highs around 41°C.

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