Best Time To Visit Bishnupur

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What is the best time to visit Bishnupur?

Bishnupur is open to the visitors during all the months. However, the best time to visit Bishnupur is the winters. During the cold season, the weather is pleasant, and you will enjoy your stay here. During the summers, the weather can be scorching hot, and it can get difficult to stay hydrated and visit every temple. During the monsoon season, the presence of humidity in the air can turn your experience disastrous.

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Monthly Weather in Bishnupur

Month	High/Low (°C)	Rain
January	26°/ 13°	4 days
February	28°/ 14°	0 days
March	33°/ 20°	4 days
April	36°/ 21°	13 days
May	39°/ 26°	7 days
June	37°/ 26°	19 days
July	34°/ 25°	23 days
August	31°/ 25°	29 days
September	31°/ 24°	25 days
October	30°/ 22°	11 days
November	30°/ 19°	1 days
December	26°/ 14°	2 days

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Bishnupur in Winter (November - February)

Bishnupur experiences cool and pleasant winters. The temperature during this time ranges between 12 to 23 degrees Celcius. This is the perfect time for sightseeing.

Bishnupur in Monsoon (August - October)

Monsoon washes away the dust from the city of Bishnupur which comes alive with greenery during the months of August and September. The whole town looks inviting and can be a good time for a vacation.

Bishnupur in Summer (April - July)

Bishnupur experiences scorching hot summer with the temperature ranging between 32 to 42 degrees Celcius. This is not an advisable time to visit the place.

Events in Bishnupur

Bishnupur Mela

27th December 2019 - 31st December 2019

The Bishnupur Mela is an annual fair held in the month of Poush of the Bengali Calendar and is held in the town of Bishnupur. It celebrates the cultural richness of the region, providing the attendees (Read More) with a glimpse of how the traditional Bengali culture has witnessed change over time. It venerates the traditional music and dance of the state of West Bengal and provides the visitors a glimpse of the Bengali cultural heritage.