Udaipur receives between moderate and heavy rainfall during the monsoon season (July–October), turning the city into a beautiful, verdant oasis. The decrease from 25 °C to 35 °C is a welcome reprieve from the scorching summertime temperatures. This is a particularly stunning time to visit the world-famous lakes and palaces. You shouldn't go on a foot trip to the city when it's raining, because the streets will likely be slick and difficult to manoeuvre. Heavy rains may also force the closure of several of the region's most visited tourist destinations. If you don't mind the rain and would rather see Udaipur's sights without as many other tourists, the monsoon is not the best time to go.

Udaipur's summers are hot and dry, with temperatures averaging around 45 degrees Celsius. Travelers, especially those who aren't accustomed to the heat, may feel uneasy in this climate. On the other hand, this time of year is ideal for tourists who wish to visit Udaipur's cultural centres and historical landmarks without the usual throngs of visitors. Now that the busy season is gone, you can to see our time seeing the city and all it has to offer. Udaipur also hosts the lively cultural celebration of the Mewar Festival in April. If you must travel to Udaipur in the summer, make sure to bring plenty of water and dress lightly in cotton.

Udaipur is at its most comfortable in the winter when temperatures average around 25 degrees Celsius. It's a great time to go sightseeing in the city, with the mild climate providing an enjoyable outing to all the city's stunning lakes, royal palaces, and ancient monuments. Throughout this time of year, you may enjoy the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets in Udaipur. In addition, the high season has arrived, so the city is jam-packed with sightseers. The Shilpgram Arts and Crafts Fair displays Rajasthani handicrafts and folk arts every December.