Travel time: Year-round
Ayodhya experiences a humid subtropical climate, typical of the Indo-Gangetic Plain. The weather is defined by three distinct seasons: a scorching summer, a humid monsoon, and a pleasantly cool winter. Understanding these cycles is essential for navigating the spiritual heart of Uttar Pradesh.
Summers in Ayodhya are intense and dry. Starting in late March, temperatures climb rapidly, frequently exceeding 40°C (104°F) in April and May. This period is characterized by the Loo, a strong, dusty, and potentially dangerous hot wind that blows from the west during the day. Locals often retreat indoors by midday to avoid these winds, which can drive the