Best Time To Visit Kangra Valley

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Best Time To Visit Kangra Valley
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Environment of Kangra Valley

• Kangras environment is classified as warm and
  temperate.
• Summer are much rainier.
• Winter is very cool,bitter and chilly.
• In Monsoon, Heavy Rainfall take place.
• The average temperature is approximate 21.8
  degree celsius.
• The average rainfall is approximately 2500 mm.

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Seasons of Kangra Valley

• Summer Season
• Monsoon Season
• Winter Season
• Festival Season

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Summer Season

• In Summer,the weather of kangra Valley is very
  pleasant.
• The beginning of Summer season is from March to
  June.
• During Summers,the temperature varies between 22
  degree Celsius to 38 degree celsius.
• In May month,pilgrims prefer for visiting
  Brajeshwari Devi Temple due to Hindu festival.
• Some Trek places in Kangra Valley are
  Triund,Indrahar pass,Bhagsunag Trek etc.

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Monsoon Season

• Monsoon get start from july and continues till
  mid September.
• Heavy Rainfall take place.
• Three months for rainfall are July,August and
  September.
• In the Monsoon, Kangra Valley gets garlanded with
  lush and fresh greenery.
• Due to heavy Rainfall,weather alters with cold
  days and equally colder nights.

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Winter Season

• Winter Season starts from December to February.
• Sometimes, Temperature decreases and reaches upto
  4 degree celsius.
• Snowfall also take place.
• For navaratri celebration,large number of
  visitors come in October month.
• November is the onset of full-fledged tourist
  season in Kangra.
• For Sports and Adventures lovers Winter Season is
  best.

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Festival Season

• Makar Sankranti festival is celebrated in Kangra
  Valley by applied ghee on Mata Bajreshwaris
  wound.
• Navaratri is celebrated continuously nine days by
  worshipped to Durga Mata.
• Chait is known as Dholru.It is celebrated on the
  first day of Chait month for drives away all bad
  and to usher in prosperity and happiness.
• Haryali is held on the first day of
  Shravana.Haryaki clay idols of Shiva and Parvati
  are married on this day.
• Sair and Nawala is held in September or October
  basically a festival of thanks giving. A barbar
  goes round with a fruit in basket and residents
  bow to the fruit wishing for a rich harvest.

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