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Manikaran Sahib, Himachal Pradesh

Manikaran Gurudwara

Lord Ramachandra Temple

Lord Shiva Temple

Harinder Mountain

Naina Bhagwati Devi Tample at Manikaran

PARVATI RIVER IN MANIKARAN MOUNTAINS

Manikaran Gurudwara

View of Manikaran

Best Time To Visit Manikaran Sahib

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Parvati Valley Himachal Pradesh India

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Manikaran Sahib

What is the best time to visit Manikaran Sahib?

The best time to visit Manikaran Sahib is from October to May, offering pleasant weather with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 25°C. October and May provide a perfect balance of cool weather and fewer crowds, ideal for exploring the spiritual and natural beauty of the area. Situated in Himachal Pradesh at approximately 1760 meters above sea level, Manikaran experiences cold temperatures year-round, prompting many to visit during the summer season (April - June) to avoid the extreme cold. The town's natural hot springs are a major attraction, drawing visitors throughout the year, despite the harsh winters.

Peak Season: The peak tourist season in Manikaran Sahib is during the months of October to May. During this time, the weather is pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 25°C, attracting a significant number of visitors. The cool weather and spiritual significance of the area make it an ideal destination for pilgrims and tourists alike. The hot springs, scattered across the town, also add to the allure of Manikaran Sahib during the peak season.

Shoulder Season: The shoulder seasons in Manikaran Sahib are April to June and September. During these months, the weather transitions, with April to June offering warmer temperatures and the onset of summer, while September marks the end of the monsoon season. Visitors during these shoulder months can expect comfortable weather conditions for outdoor activities and sightseeing, with fewer crowds compared to the peak season.

Off Season: The off-season in Manikaran Sahib falls during the monsoon months of July and August, as well as the winter months of November to February. During the monsoon season, heavy rainfall and increased humidity make outdoor activities challenging, while in the winter months, temperatures drop significantly, with harsh cold conditions. Consequently, tourist activities decrease during these periods, and accommodations may offer discounted rates to attract visitors. However, some travelers may still find solace in the tranquility of the town amidst the rain-soaked landscapes or snowy vistas.

Weather in Manikaran Sahib

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Monthly Weather in Manikaran Sahib

Month	High/Low (°C)	Rain
January	5°/ -3°	15 days
February	9°/ -1°	6 days
March	11°/ 1°	14 days
April	15°/ 5°	14 days
May	16°/ 5°	7 days
June	20°/ 10°	7 days
July	21°/ 14°	26 days
August	21°/ 15°	25 days
September	22°/ 12°	10 days
October	17°/ 7°	5 days
November	13°/ 4°	12 days
December	9°/ -1°	6 days

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Manikaran Sahib in Summer (April-June)

The summers in Manikaran are like the rest of the year, extremely cold. However, these months of April to June are much more bearable than the monsoon or winter months. The temperature during the summer months ranges from 6 degree Celsius to 15 degree Celsius which means that carrying essentials for the weather conditions is mandatory. The heat from the hot springs make the frigid temperatures of Manikaran much more bearable as well, so visiting the town during the summer months may be one of the best and most ideal times to sightsee and explore Manikaran.

Manikaran Sahib in Winter (October-March)

The frigid winters in Manikaran that last from November to March are perhaps the most non- idealistic times to visit the town. During these months, Manikaran is left in a dull gloom which is hard to overlook due to the sheets of snow that press into the ground and leave it almost inaccessible. Although, this abundance of snow also means that skiing is a preferred activity during the winter season. The temperature in Manikaran in the winters reaches as low as -8 degree Celsius which hinders tourists from venturing into the cold, teeth chattering weather.

Manikaran Sahib in Monsoon (July-September)

The monsoons in Manikaran last from July to September and the temperature during these months does not cross a maximum of 10 degree Celsius. Manikaran also receives an average annual rainfall of 200mm, which is entirely received during these months. This means that there is more often than not, a cascade of rain that falls in spurts all over this town, during the monsoon season. Since rains may hinder your travel plans, it's best advised not to visit Manikaran during this time. However, Manikaran?s natural beauty shines forth due to the continuous rainfall that leaves the town to bask in a luminous glow which is what attracts a lot of tourists during this period.