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Best time to visit Mandu

Mandu Climate and Weather Patterns

Mandu has a lot of things to offer. Whether you're looking for a family vacation or an adventure trip, there are plenty of things to do in Mandu.

Mandu is a city in the state of Odisha. It is located on the banks of river Mahanadi and has an average elevation of 75 meters above sea level. The city has experienced heavy rainfall during April–June, which makes it a good time to visit Mandu if you want to explore its beautiful temples and other historical sites.

Winter season

The best time to visit Mandu is during the winter season, when it's cold and dry. The weather is pleasant and there are few crowds of tourists.

During this period, you can enjoy a walk through the city or go skiing on one of its many hills. You will also find that prices are lower than during other times of the year because people come here from all over India to escape from their daily lives for a few days or weeks at most.

Spring season

Spring is a great time to visit Mandu. With mild temperatures and blooming flowers, this season is the ideal time to enjoy local delicacies like sweetmeats and pastries made from almonds, pistachios, raisins and almonds.

The weather may be warm during this period but it is not yet too hot so you can still wear light clothing when out walking on footpaths or in parks where there are many trees providing shade for visitors who choose not to take buses or cars around town during springtime.

Summer season

Summer season: A hot and humid season, but still a good time to visit Mandu for those who can tolerate the heat. The summer months (June–August) are considered to be the best time to visit Mandu because it is not as crowded as other seasons of the year. If you are looking for an escape from your daily routine or just want some fun, this is definitely one of the best times!

Monsoon season

The monsoon season is a beautiful time to visit Mandu, with lush greenery and waterfalls. The best time to visit Mandu is in the months of June, July and August when it rains heavily. This also means that you will have more opportunities for adventure as many attractions are closed during this period.

The best way to enjoy the monsoon season is by camping out at any one of the numerous campsites around town or staying in one of our luxury villas near our hotel complex!

Festivals in winter: A list of festivals that take place in Mandu during the winter season, such as the Mandu Festival and the Bhagoria Festival.

The Bhagoria Festival

The Mandu Festival

Other festivals include:

Festivals in spring

The spring season is a great time to visit Mandu because of the many festivals that take place during this period. One of these is the Holi Festival, which takes place on March 26 and 27. The festival celebrates the arrival of spring and Hindus celebrate by throwing colored powder at each other or just splashing it around. Another festival you may want to attend is the Malwa Utsav, which is held from April 1st-5th in honor of Shah Jahan's son Mirza Ghazi Beg who was buried here after his death in 1759 CE (1755 Hijri).

Festivals in summer

Teej Festival is a Hindu festival celebrated on the day before the summer solstice. It is also called Teej and is observed by Hindus, Jains and Buddhists.

The Nag Panchami Festival is a traditional Hindu festival observed in Mandu District every year in October or November (the month varies from region to region). This festival commemorates the victory of Lord Rama over Ravana after 10 long years of exile from Earth. It marks the end of winter season and heralds the coming of springtime

Festivals in monsoon

Festivals in monsoon: A list of festivals that take place in Mandu during the monsoon season, such as the Raksha Bandhan Festival and the Janmashtami Festival.

The Raksha Bandhan festival is celebrated on August 5th each year when two sisters tie a knot to show their love and affection for each other. This festival celebrates sibling bonds and family ties, which are important for children’s wellbeing.

Janmashtami is also celebrated on August 15th with great enthusiasm by all Indians since it marks Lord Krishna's birthday (corresponding to our Western holidays like Christmas or Thanksgiving). The day is dedicated to him as well as his family members who live eternally at Vrindavan near Mathura in Uttar Pradesh state of India

Off-season travel

Off-season travel: The benefits of visiting Mandu during the off-season, such as lower prices and fewer crowds.

The best time to visit Mandu is between March and May, when the weather is warm but not too hot. This is also a great time to avoid crowds by visiting on weekdays or weekends.

Things to do in winter

Visit Mandu on a sunny day and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

Visit the city's historical sites, such as Bakharwal Sarai, which was built in 1577 AD by Raja Bakhar Khan, who was famous for his bravery and valour during battle with Mughals (emperors). This fort has been declared as protected monument by Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).

Go to Mandu Shopping areas on Mall Road where you can find many shops selling clothes, jewellery and other items at reasonable prices; however make sure that you bargain hard before making purchases because bargaining is part of our culture here!

Things to do in spring

The spring season is a great time to visit Mandu.

During this period, you can enjoy activities such as hiking and visiting the city’s gardens.

Things to do in summer

In the summer season, Mandu is a paradise for nature lovers. You can enjoy cooling down by taking a dip in its lakes and waterfalls.

Mandu has several lakes that are perfect for swimming and fishing. The most popular ones include Khajuraho Lake, Harsha Lake and Saiha Khajuraho Lake (also known as Jaunpuri Khajuraho). You can also visit the Damodar Sagar Island where you can take boat rides to observe birds or just relax on its beaches under shade of palm trees.

You can enjoy your day at any of these places by hiring an auto or cab from one of the local travel agencies operating in Mandu city center

Things to do in monsoon

A list of activities to enjoy in Mandu during the monsoon season, such as visiting the city's temples and enjoying the lush greenery.

Visit Mandu Temples and pilgrimage sites: The temples inside this holy city are known for their beautiful architecture and statues. You can find them at different places across town, including:

Darshan Bhawan (temple)

Thakurdwara (Temple)

Enjoy a picnic by the river: If you want to relax with your friends or family members and have fun while doing so, then why not head down towards one of Mandu's numerous riverside parks? There are many picnic spots where you can sit down together with friends or family members and enjoy some food from local vendors selling delicious street snacks like samosas, biryani etc., before heading back home again!

Summary of the best time to visit Mandu and the various activities and festivals to enjoy throughout the year.

The best time to visit Mandu is from February to June, when the weather is warm and sunny. This can be done by visiting either during winter or summer months.

You should also try visiting Mandu during December, as it is considered a festive month in India. The celebrations include marching processions, melas (fairground shows) and fireworks displays on New Year's Eve which are held throughout the town.