The new capital of Andhra Pradesh state, Amaravathi has been blessed by serene ambiance. This historical place is also quiet famed as a Hindu and a Buddhist religious site. The place lies on the banks of River Krishna and receives decent footfall of pilgrims and peace-lovers. On an average, the place remains hot and the best time to visit Amaravathi is from October to February.
Seasons | Months | Temperature |
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Summers | March to June | 34°C – 42°C |
Monsoon | July to Sep | 20°C – 25°C |
Winter | October to February | 17°C – 28°C |
When & Where to Visit in Amaravati
Amaravathi in summer: March to June
Summer season in Amaravathi usually begins from the end of February month and goes till June. During this time, the temperature ranges between 34°C and 42°C, making the place extremely hot. Sightseeing might be a difficult activity due to scorching heat but one might avail good discounts at this time.
Amaravathi in monsoon: June- end to September
The season of monsoon starts from June- end and continues till October. The average annual rainfall is around 90 cm. During this time, the town becomes hot and humid, making sightseeing difficult. However, if you enjoy rains, you can visit the place.
Amaravathi in winter: October to February
The winters are the best time, starting from October and continuing till the middle of February months. During this period, the temperature ranges between 17°C and 28°C with average temperature being around 20°C. At this time, you can visit the town’s attractions like the Buddhist stupa and the Amareshwara temple.
One can also attend festivals like Visakha Utsav (Visakhapatnam) and the Deccan Festival (Hyderabad), which are in the months of January and February, respectively. Samkranti, the festival of harvest is also celebrated in January.
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