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Takht Sri Hazur Sahib in Nanded seen from the fountains in front of the gurdwara

Nanded guide · Weather and seasons

Best time to visit Nanded

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 Nanded

November to February is the best window: days are warm but not harsh, mornings are cool and rain is rare, which suits long queues at Hazur Sahib and walking between gurdwaras. October and March are workable but warmer. April and May regularly reach about 40 C, which is hard going for older travellers, and June to September brings heavy monsoon rain that can disrupt day trips, though Sahastrakund Waterfall is at its best then. Expect big crowds around major Sikh festivals and Diwali.

Month by month

Nanded weather by month

MonthHighLowRainVerdictWhat to expect
January31°C14°C3 mmBestWarm days, cool mornings; the most comfortable season
February33°C15°C8 mmBestDry and pleasant; warming by month end
March37°C19°C6 mmFairGetting hot; keep visits to mornings
April41°C24°C4 mmAvoidVery hot; hard going for seniors
May41°C26°C11 mmAvoidPeak heat; outdoor stops are tiring
June37°C25°C154 mmFairMonsoon arrives; heat eases, rain disrupts day trips
July32°C23°C218 mmFairWet and green; waterfalls at their best
August31°C23°C214 mmFairHeavy rain; check roads before day trips
September32°C22°C139 mmFairRain tapering; humid
October33°C20°C58 mmGoodRain ends; warm days, good for travel
November32°C17°C8 mmBestDry, mild mornings; excellent for pilgrimage
December31°C13°C2 mmBestCool, dry and clear; the best month

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

Seasons at a glance

Nanded seasons for families and seniors

The easiest months: January, February, November and December

  • January: Warm days, cool mornings; the most comfortable season
  • February: Dry and pleasant; warming by month end
  • November: Dry, mild mornings; excellent for pilgrimage
  • December: Cool, dry and clear; the best month

Good, with small trade-offs: October

  • October: Rain ends; warm days, good for travel

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

  • March: Getting hot; keep visits to mornings
  • June: Monsoon arrives; heat eases, rain disrupts day trips
  • July: Wet and green; waterfalls at their best
  • August: Heavy rain; check roads before day trips
  • September: Rain tapering; humid

Best avoided with parents or children: April and May

  • April: Very hot; hard going for seniors
  • May: Peak heat; outdoor stops are tiring

Useful answers

Best time to visit Nanded: FAQs

What is the best month to visit Nanded?

January, February, November and December are the best months to visit Nanded, with October also good. November to February is the best window: days are warm but not harsh, mornings are cool and rain is rare, which suits long queues at Hazur Sahib and walking between gurdwaras. October and March are workable but warmer. April and May regularly reach about 40 C, which is hard going for older travellers, and June to September brings heavy monsoon rain that can disrupt day trips, though Sahastrakund Waterfall is at its best then. Expect big crowds around major Sikh festivals and Diwali.

Which months should I avoid in Nanded with elderly parents?

April and May are the months to avoid with older travellers. Very hot; hard going for seniors Peak heat; outdoor stops are tiring

When does it rain most in Nanded?

July is the wettest month, with about 218 mm of rain on average. The hottest month is May, with average highs around 41°C.

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