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What is the best time to visit Halebidu?

October to February are the best months to visit Halebid. The dance festival of Hoysala Mahotsava during March along with Mahashivratri and Diwali can also make your experience festive and all the more enjoyable.

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Monthly Weather in Halebidu

Month	High/Low (°C)	Rain
January	30°/ 15°	0 days
February	32°/ 15°	0 days
March	33°/ 18°	3 days
April	33°/ 20°	8 days
May	33°/ 20°	17 days
June	28°/ 20°	14 days
July	25°/ 19°	18 days
August	25°/ 19°	17 days
September	26°/ 19°	23 days
October	26°/ 19°	30 days
November	27°/ 17°	9 days
December	27°/ 16°	4 days

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Halebidu in Winter (December - February)

Winter months are the best time to go and explore Halebid. The climate remains pleasant, and the temperature ranges from 10 to 25 degrees Celcius. The city seems washed and fresh after the rains.

Halebidu in Monsoon (June - September)

Halebid receives heavy rainfall from June to September. Heavy rainfall is common in these months. Thus, this season is not ideal for tourists to visit Halebid.

Halebidu in Summer (March - May)

Summers remain hot and humid in Halebid. It starts from March and ends by the month of May. Genrally these months are avoided by the tourists. Temperature ranges between 25 to 44 degrees Celcius during these months.

Events in Halebidu

Hoysala Mahotsava

March

A magnificent celebration of Indian culture and heritage, artists from all over the country, come to participate in Hoysala Mahotsava. While being among the architectural splendour of the temples, and (Read More) watching divine classical performances, is something which you should not miss out on given a chance. The Hoysala Mahotsava embraces the new season with its mesmerising traditional dance forms, and other forms of art. The festival harbours old and young talent alike and welcomes a sense of awe in every onlooker's heart. The festival takes place in the temples of Belur Halebid in Karnataka and is holy and auspicious for Hindus. The honorary art forms are performed in honour of the King Hoysala, whose military genius and bravery are commemorated in the wall carvings of the temple. The hamlets surrounding the temple come alive during the festival with lights, decorations, and the festive spirit. After the traditional dances, a huge feast follows in the temple.