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Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir

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What is the best time to visit Jammu?

The best time to visit Jammu is from October to early April, offering favorable weather conditions for travelers. During this period, temperatures are generally mild and pleasant, ranging from comfortable lows to moderate highs. This time frame allows visitors to explore the region comfortably without the extreme heat or cold experienced during other seasons. Additionally, the months of October to early April see fewer tourists, providing a more tranquil and immersive experience for travelers. One can also visit Jammu during the popular festivals like Makara Sankranti (January), Ram Navami (March) and Deepavali (October) when the whole town gets drenched in festivities.

Peak Season: The peak tourist season in Jammu typically occurs from October to early April. During this time, the weather is pleasant with mild temperatures, making it ideal for exploring the region's attractions and outdoor activities. The peak season attracts a higher number of tourists, so travelers should expect larger crowds at popular destinations.

Shoulder Season: The shoulder seasons in Jammu are from early April to June and from September to October. During these months, the weather transitions between seasons, with temperatures gradually rising or falling. While early April to June marks the onset of summer, September to October brings the transition from monsoon to autumn. Travelers visiting during the shoulder seasons can enjoy relatively quieter surroundings and moderate weather conditions, making it a good time for sightseeing and outdoor adventures.

Off Season: The off-season in Jammu typically falls during the monsoon months of July and August. This period experiences heavy rainfall and increased humidity, making outdoor activities challenging and less enjoyable. The monsoon season also brings the risk of landslides and road closures, disrupting travel plans. Consequently, tourist activities decrease during the off-season, and accommodations may offer discounted rates. However, for those seeking solitude and a unique experience, the off-season can still offer a memorable visit to Jammu with proper preparation for the weather conditions.

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Monthly Weather in Jammu

Month	High/Low (°C)	Rain
January	18°/ 7°	9 days
February	24°/ 9°	4 days
March	25°/ 12°	14 days
April	31°/ 17°	7 days
May	38°/ 21°	6 days
June	41°/ 25°	0 days
July	35°/ 25°	21 days
August	33°/ 25°	22 days
September	33°/ 23°	18 days
October	31°/ 18°	2 days
November	26°/ 14°	7 days
December	20°/ 7°	3 days

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Jammu in Summer (April - June)

March to June is the spring-summer season in Jammu. One might assume the city to be cold throughout the year because of its location in the state of Kashmir, but Jammu is very hot during summer. March is still mildly pleasant, with temperature in the 20s, but do not expect any reminiscent chill from April onwards. In May-June, expect the mercury to rise above the 40s on a regular basis, with 45° being very common temperature during the day. However, the warmth means there will be lush green landscapes and the flowering plants in full bloom throughout the season.

Not many people visit during the summer here, as they throng towards Srinagar and Gulmarg areas. However, April sees one of the most significant cultural festivals that Jammu celebrates, which is Baisakhi - the Hindu and Sikh New Year. The famous and much-revered Amarnath Yatra also starts from late May to June, for which there is a crowd of the pilgrims who stop here before moving further.

Jammu in Monsoon (July - September)

From July to September, Jammu receives enough rainfall to bring respite from the summer heat and wash away the dust. It is still hot and humid, but the constant rainfall brings a little bit of relief. But as one can guess, it is not the ideal time for a vacation to Jammu. Tourist activities take a pause during monsoon, so do pilgrimage journeys. There is always a risk of vehicular disruption because of landslides or other mishaps, which is why it is best not to risk the visit during this time. However, the rain does transform the city and everything looks pristine and perfect.

Jammu in Winter (October - March)

Temperature begins to drop in October, and winter finally begins in November. The capital also shifts back to Jammu from November as it starts to freeze up there in Srinagar. This season sees the most number of tourists, taking up every bit of space in the city. If you want the accommodation of your choice, it is better to book it well in advance for this period. Some places like Patni Top receives snowfall, otherwise winters in Jammu are charmingly crisp throughout the season. End of December and January are the coldest, with the lowest going below 4°C on some days, and usually stays between 8°-16°. Subzero is not usual, so you need not to worry about extreme cold. Carrying a couple of layers of warm clothings is good enough, unless you cope bad with cold. Adventure sports like trekking, hiking and usual sightseeing is at their peak during this time, and Lohri - yet another favourite Kashmiri festival that you might want to witness, is held in January.