| Places to visit in February | Temperature in February | Recommended Packages |
| Goa | 25°C | Book Now |
| Jaipur | 26°C | Book Now |
| Andaman and Nicobar | 28°C | Book Now |
| Cochin (Kochi) | 32°C | |
| Thekkady | 32°C | Book Now |
| Udaipur | 30°C | Book Now |
| Darjeeling | 21°C | Book Now |
| Agra | 26°C | Book Now |
| Puri | 28°C | Book Now |
| Varanasi | 27°C | Book Now |
| Rann of Kutch | 30.6°C | |
| Mumbai | 32°C | Book Now |
| Jaisalmer | 28°C | Book Now |
| Jodhpur | 29°C | Book Now |
| Ranthambore | 28°C | Book Now |
| Mussoorie | 15°C | Book Now |
| Coorg | 31°C | Book Now |
| Khajuraho | 27°C | |
| Alleppey | 32°C | Book Now |
Goa is a one-stop destination to satiate all your traveling needs. Whether you’re on your honeymoon trip or solo backpacking, Goa is always on everyone’s travel list. Situated on the western coast of the Arabian Sea, you will see the Portuguese cultural influence in terms of architectural structures and winding roads. From clear turquoise backwaters to the palm tree-lined beaches, unique architectural marvels to lush green countryside and hippie pubs and cafes, Goa is the perfect place to visit in February, when the weather is neither too cold nor too hot with a pleasant ocean breeze and natural beauty all around. February also marks the time to host the Goa Carnival Festival, making it the best time to witness the cultural heritage of Goa.
Also known as ‘the Pink City of India’, Jaipur is the perfect place to visit during February when the weather remains pleasant with chill winds and spacious gardens. The city is engulfed in glorious history and culture, featuring ancient forts and palaces where once lived the Rajas and Maharajas of Rajasthan. Besides the major attractions of Jaipur such as Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Nahargarh Fort, and so on, the city celebrates one of the important festivals, the Elephant Festival in February on the full moon day of Phagun Purnima (Holi) where elephants are adorned with mirror-work clothes and brass and silver ornaments followed by several folk music and dance and delicious food.
Snugged in the southwest coastline of Kerala, Kochi or Cochin is a famous off-beat destination in
India
with a mind-blowing blend of natural beauty and bustling city night. Witness the rich culture traded
from the British colonial era surrounded by the blue ocean water and lush greenery of the western
ghats.
Watch the famous folk Kathakali dance, visit the Jew Town for witnessing the gifted gold crowns, brass-railed pulpit, and Belgian glass chandelier, go on a loving stroll at Marine Drive, visit the popular Gothic-style Santa Cruz Basilica, and so on, visit the Cherai Beach, Fort Nagar, for various water sports like swimming, scuba diving, water skiing, backwater cycling, and trek the exotic outskirt village of Pindimana.
The must-visit place for wildlife photographers and peace seekers, Thekkady is a picturesque town near Periyar National Park in Kerala. Blessed with lush natural beauty and distinct wild and marine life species, the place is a perfect destination to visit for family tours, friends trips, and backpacking. Visit the biggest Tiger Reserve in India, Periyar National Park, and capture the Sambar Deer, Nilgiri Langurs, Elephants, lion-taled macaques, leopards, and over 246 species of birds, 30 species of reptiles, and 112 species of butterflies. Not just the wildlife, you can indulge in various thrilling activities such as bamboo rafting, hiking, trekking to the Land of Gavi, shopping for homemade spices, and much more.
Surrounded by the lush Aravalli Hills, Udaipur is an ideal place to visit in India in February as one of the popular international World Music Festivals is celebrated at three distinct locations every year for 3 rocking days, where artists from all around the globe show their skills and entertain the global flock. The weather during February remains pleasant with cool wind and less humidity, making it the best time to explore local streets, eat local food, collect handcrafted souvenirs at the stalls, learn about the rich history behind this magnificent city, and enjoy boating at Fateh Sagar Lake and Lake Pichola, visit Saas Bahu Temple, get the panoramic view of the town on a fun ropeway ride to Karni Mata Temple, and much more.
The famous former summer getaway resort for the British Elites, Darjeeling is the most-visited hill station in India situated in the state of West Bengal. Nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, this is one of the best honeymoon destinations that offers many fun things to do such as a refreshing hike to picturesque Tiger Hill, a romantic Toy Train ride, a stroll, eating, and shopping at The Mall Road, visiting old Tibetan monasteries, elegant cafes for a date night, and catch the first sunrise of the day from Mt. Kanchenjunga. Blessed with the rich tea plantation and diverse culture, the place has many festivals all year round, and Losh, one of the major festivals is celebrated in February, making it the best time to visit Darjeeling.
Situated on the banks of the Yamuna river, Agra is a famous honeymoon destination in India for its iconic one of seven Indian wonders and a UNESCO Heritage Site- Taj Mahal, a symbol of love and romanticism. The city is best explored in the winter season from October to March not because the cool breezes doused the searing heat and leave pleasant weather, but also because the famous festival, Taj Mahotsav, which is celebrated grandly for 10 days to promote arts, crafts, local cuisine, and folk music and dance. Explore a well-planned city of the Mughals at Fatehpur Sikri, red-stone Agra Fort, Jama Masjid, earliest Mughal garden- Ram Bagh, resting place of Mughal Emperor Akbar, Mariyam’s Tomb, and Van Vihar Wildlife Sanctuary.
One of the four pilgrimage sites (Char Dham) for Hindus, Puri is a famous beach city in India bestowed with verdant natural beauty and ancient temples. Believed to be the resting place of Lord Vishnu, the major attractions of the place are Jagannath Temple and the Longest Golden Beach. To make the most out of your holidays, February is the best time to indulge in the Konark Dance Festival and witness the various forms of traditional arts and crafts with the stunning backdrop of Sun Temple. Enjoy boat riding and bird-watching at Chilika Lake, catch the spellbinding sunset at Baleshwar Beach and Puri Beach, go on sea-shell hunting at Balighai Beach, visit the famous Markandeshwar Temple, Gundicha Temple, etc., and explore the Raghurajpur Craft Village at night.
Believed to be founded by Lord Shiva about 3000 years ago, Varanasi is a spiritual soul of India that hosts millions of Lord Shiva devotees every year. It is the most visited and revered Hindu pilgrimage destination in India. Also known as Banaras, the city celebrates several important festivals in February that makes it a must-visit place for the bhakts, such as Shivratri, Saraswati Puja, and Dhrupad Mela t Tulsi Ghat, followed by cultural performances. Behold the imperial sight of Ganga Arti at Assi Ghats and Dashashwamedh Ghats, visit pure gold plated Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple dedicated to Mahadev Shiva, Manikarnika Ghat for depart the restless souls, 19th-century Nepalese king built Shivala Ghat, and much more.
Kutch is home to one of the five largest Harappan archaeological sites, Dholaveera, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors every year to witness the marvelous structures from all over India. If you’re planning to visit the best desert escape in India during the mild winters, Mahashivratri and Mal Bhambhi are the major festivals that are celebrated in February along with the famous Rann of Kutch Festival. Behold the cultural and creative essence of Gujarat in the much-awaited festival assorted with an array of folk activities such as paramotoring, star-gazing, bird watching, and camelback ride. Experience the camping under the full moonlight and capture the desert sand turning silvery white in the moonlight.
The City of Dreams, Mumbai is the most electrifying and overwhelming place in India, bustling with hordes to give their dream life a successful nudge. From beaches to Bollywood, nature to concrete structures, this is the perfect place for every kind of traveler to visit in February when the temperature is still cold and less humid. Famous for its scenic Marine Drive walks at night, it houses the iconic Gateway of India and beautiful Hanging Gardens. Visit the centuries-old Elephant Caves and Kanheri Caves, the famous archaeological site in Mumbai, Juhu Beach Chowpatty Beach, and Aksa Beach for mesmerizing sunsets and several water sports such as kayaking, parasailing, and fishing. Fly a plane at The Flights of Fantasy, shop at Chor Bazaar for anything and everything, and so on.
Being a desert place, Jaisalmer is the top tourist attraction in India to visit in February when the mild sunlight and cool winds make sightseeing easier. Popularly known as the ‘Golden City’ for its yellow sandstone structures, Jaisalmer is a former medieval trading center, situated in the heart of the Thar Desert in Rajasthan, and to explore dunes and ancient forts and palaces turned into heritage resorts and hotels that make Jaisalmer the best place to visit in India in February. Spend a king-like day in the heritage Havelis, enjoy a camel safari on Sam Sand Dunes, witness the diverse species at Desert National Park, enjoy a romantic boat ride at Gadisar Lake, shop for Rajasthani jewelry at Sonoran ka Baas street market, and capture the golden hues of Jaisalmer Fort.
Jodhpur, the Blue City of Rajasthan, is a splendid blend of the exotic ethics and tradition of Mewar culture. This is a popular destination among travelers and history enthusiasts in India to visit during the winter season when the climate is pleasant and chilly with cold winds. Another reason that allures visitors from different parts of the globe is the Jodhpur Nagaur Fair founded by Maharaja Umed Singh around 60 years back primarily for animal trading, which happens in February. The festival is undoubtedly the best spot to witness animal races, tug of war, cock fights, puppet shows, and jugglers and magicians showing their uncanny skills. Shop for the chilly at the largest chilly markets of India, Mirchi Bazaar, and complete your day with delicious Rajsthani cuisine.
Surrounded by the Banas and Chambal Rivers from the north and the south respectively, Ranthambore National Park is a no-thinker go-to place for wildlife photographers and nature lovers. Being a former royal hunting ground that led to the extinction of Tigers and Lions, Ranthambore National Park is now home to extinct tigers, lions, and many endangered species. Witness such exotic beauty on the jeep or canter safari and catch a closer sight of Royal Bengal Tigers, Leopard, Bengal Fox, Black Buck, Nilgai, and more by the picturesque lake like Padam Talao, Malik Talao, Raj Bhag Talao, and quite an enriching landscapes with small hills, dense forests, and vast greenery. The place has several famous spots to explore like Ranthambore Fort, Trinetra Ganesha Temple, Kachida Valley, and Jogi Mahal.
Mussoorie is a lover’s paradise that makes an ideal honeymoon destination in the Uttarakhand state of India. Nestled in the foothills of the Garhwal Himalayan range, the place is blessed with lush green pine and deodar forests, green hills, and off-beat trails to beautiful waterfalls. Famous as the ‘Queen of Hills’, the place serves as the perfect destination for peace seekers and adventure lovers as it offers several thrilling activities to make your trip extra fun such as Sky Walk, Valley Crossing, and Rock Climbing in Dhanaulti, River Rafting from Barkot to Lakhamandal, Rappelling in Buranskhanda, Paragliding at Mussoorie Lake, trek at George Everest, Dalai Hills, and much more. Stroll at the Mall Road and shop for Garhwali souvenirs and delicious food.
Coorg is one of the most visited hill stations in India situated in the Kodagu district of Karnataka. Popularly known as Scotland of India, the place is unbeatable during February enhancing its evergreen beauty with freshly bloomed flowers, a fog blanket on the mountains, and unspoiled waterfalls, making it a perfect spot for trekking, camping, rafting, mountain climbing, fishing, and much more. Witness a unique merge of Gothic and Islamic architecture at the Omkareshwar Temple, trek to and admire the panoramic view of Chamomile Hill, visit the ancient St. Anne’s Church, and so on. The place offers numerous adventure activities to do such as river rafting at Whimsical Barapole River, wildlife jeep safari at Mandalpatti, Nishani Hills, and much more.
Famous for its erotic stone carvings, Khajuraho is one of the most famous heritage sites in India situated in the Chhatarpur district in Madhya Pradesh. Proudly recognized as the UNESCO World Heritage Site as ‘Khajuraho Group of Monuments’, the place is famous for its nagara-style built temples and intricate sculptures of deities and celestial nymphs, representing various forms of meditation, spiritual learning, and stimulating art of love. Plan your vacation to Khajuraho during February when the weather is pleasant with chill breezes and mild cool surroundings. It has over 90 Hindu and Jain Temples built inside the complex such as Kandariya Mahadev Temple, Lakshaman Temple, Chausath Jogini Temple, Parsawanath Jain Temple, and much more.
Also known as the ‘Venice of the East, Alleppey is famous for its beaches and backwaters, making it a perfect getaway destination in February make your trip memorable by indulging in one of the most important festivals Chettikulangara Bhagavathy Temple Festival. Located on the Laccadive Sea in Kerala, the place has gained popularity among tourists for its boat races and marine and coir products. Enjoy the boat rides, capture the enchanting sunsets by the beach, visit the 19th-century Alappuzha Lighthouse, admire the architectural marvel of Mullakkal Temple, stay in the houseboats, and dine on tasty seafood dishes, and much more. One of the most interesting things to do in Alleppey is to attend an exhibition of Kalaripayattu, a form of martial arts at several training centers.
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