SEASONS OF INDIA

 People from all over the world travel to India to experience the varied seasons since the country's seasons are so pleasant. One of the world's most popular tourist destinations in the nation due to its lovely seasons.

There are many different types of climates in the world, but a nation should have a climate that is most ideal for each and every citizen, which is why people adore India. The list of seasons in India is as follows:

·        Winter

·        Summer or Pre-Monsoon

·        Monsoon or rainy season

·        Post-Monsoon or Autumn season

Winter

For both foreigners and Indians alike, winter in India is the finest time to visit. Wintertime temperatures range from negative 20 degrees Celsius to negative 20 degrees Celsius, which is ideal for tourists since this is a common temperature across many nations. People enjoy winter because it is a period when many areas are blanketed with snow, and they may take time off work to travel to snow-covered mountains and hill stations. During the winter, there is always a tonne of tourists visiting places like Manali, Missouri, Kashmir, etc. In India, the winter season begins in December and lasts through March.

Summer or pre-Monsoon season

This is the time of year that lasts from April to June. Some people adore this season because they get to enjoy the fruits and foods that are in season, while many people dislike it completely since the temperatures soar to between 32 and 40 degrees Celsius. Even when the temperature soars, it is still seen that tourists from all over the world travel to India. This is because the country is known for more than just its hill stations; travelers also travel there in the summer to some other well-known locations. During this time, tourists are more likely to visit destinations such as temples, holy rivers, renowned restaurants, museums, and unforgettable places.

Monsoon or rainy season

The season in question runs from July through September. Despite the fact that many girls and youngsters in the nation enjoy the season, many people dislike it for a variety of reasons. The reason why people dislike this great time of year is that occasionally it rains so hard that different areas get flooded. For instance, during this monsoon, flooding occurred in many areas of Kerala and Nagaland, causing serious issues for the local populations. If the rain is very heavy, many different types of plants, trees, and crops are destroyed. In addition, the humidity level rises dramatically after rain, which contributes to the high humidity and heat throughout this season.

The Autumn season

Due to the quiet, cool weather throughout this season, both Indians and visitors from other countries find it to be their favorite. People enjoy exploring new locations during this season because the weather is just right—not it's too hot or chilly. The season begins in October and often lasts through the end of November. People enjoy eating seasonal foods throughout this season since it brings about the introduction of many new dishes that they adore. During this time, a large number of visitors congregate in the nation and walk around various locations including Dharamshala, Shri Vaishno Devi, other holy rivers, and several other tourist sites.

Conclusion

Everyone is aware of India's popularity as a tourist destination, but very few people are aware of how pleasant the country's temperatures are as well. If someone visits the country in the winter, he will appreciate the view of the many hill stations, and if he visits in other seasons, he will learn about the many other tourist attractions of the nation. In addition, visitors will be able to enjoy the nation's seasonal cuisine. People are in love with India, thus regardless of which season is considered to be the greatest, they will continue to travel there.