Because of its colourful festivals and great architecture, Bhavnagar Tourism has numerous activities throughout the year. However, to appreciate the true character of this city, one really needs to figure out the best time to visit Bhavnagar.
Winter (October to February)
Winter months are said to be the Best Time To Visit Bhavnagar. The comfortable temperature during these months constitutes a range of 11° C to 29° C. Apart from this, many cultural celebrations like Dussehra and Mahashivratri take place around falling winter, making this season even more beneficial for travelling. The advent of winter and autumn are inviting for historians and local festivals. Therefore, this is a peak season for several Bhavnagar tour packages.
Summer (March to June)
Bhavnagar Summers can be best described as hot and dry, with temperature levels rising from 30 °C above to 42 °C. Although this may not be the best season for sightseeing due to the hot and dry conditions, there are relatively few visitors to the region, so it was an excellent experience. If the holidays are in summer, drink plenty of water, eat fresh fruits and vegetables, and avoid midday excursions.
Monsoon Season (July to September)
During monsoon season, Bhavnagar is completely transformed by greenery stretching all the way to the skyline. During this period, average rainfall amounts to about 550 mm, and the city is either flooding being sated or rarely having heavy vegetation depending on the seasons. The temperature during the period varies between 25° C and 34° C range. Though the rains are somewhat erratic, they have their advantages, as the natural beauty of the place can be enjoyed by a dearth of tourists. It is better to have an umbrella or a raincoat with you.
Autumn season (October)
October is the month marking the change of the season from the monsoon to the winter phase. All the while, a gentle breeze still blows with temperatures that range between 21° C and 35°C. This is the period in which those desiring to indulge in the cultural aspects of the city of Bhavnagar, without the normal peak season crowd, can do so successfully.
