The desert state of India is one of the country's most popular year-round tourist attractions. Rajasthan is best visited between October and February, when the temperature at night is much lower and the temperature during the day is relatively lower, providing a pleasant experience. You will also get to see some colourful festivities because most festivals in Rajasthan are held around this time. The ideal time to visit Rajasthan varies per place and depends on the weather and local events.

From November to February, winter is still the greatest time to visit Rajasthan. Throughout December, several fairs and celebrations in Rajasthan, such as the Shilpgram Festival in Udaipur. During the monsoon season, Rajasthan in August may be a beautiful sight, especially when the Aravali hills are greener and the hill stations enjoy pleasant weather. Mount Abu, Udaipur, Kumbhalgarh, and Kota remain popular tourist destinations even during the rainy season..

You may easily organise a trip to the desert during this time of year since the days are not too hot and the nights are very cold. This desert state has four distinct seasons, each offering a unique experience for different types of visitors. Starting with summer, you will be subjected to the searing heat, while winters are bitterly cold, and monsoons will leave you soaked. If you are considering a trip to Rajasthan in June, the hill station Mount Abu is the perfect spot because the weather is not too chilly and is great for sightseeing.