Best Time to visit Panchgani

Summers in Panchgani start out mild and pleasant but gradually turn up the heat to a hundred. Yes, some days, it actually crosses the 100 F mark! If you’re considering visiting during this time, the best time to visit Panchgani would be in March. The average temperature on a summer’s day tends to be around 27 degrees Celsius. Humidity starts increasing the balminess in the air in the later months. Summer is also the season of strawberries—the annual Mapro Strawberry Festival happens in April, and one can savour this delectable fruit to their heart’s content. Adding strawberries to classic snacks gives foods a sweet twist, and you must not miss out on strawberry bhel and desserts.

During the monsoon season, the air temperature in Panchgani fluctuates between 19°C and 27°C. Monsoon is a magical time. Everything that dies returns to life, and every seed blooms into its potential. Panchgani is mesmerising in the rainy season, with its dense forest cover and foggy valleys. Vajrai Falls thunder down the slopes overflowing with water. Although, it rains frequently and heavily, many tourists visit during this time, the shoulder season for tourism. Temperature drops by several degrees in monsoon season, averaging 22 degrees Celsius. If you’re comfortable with high humidity, monsoon might actually be the best time to visit Panchgani.

Clear skies, pleasant weather and stunning views characterise the winter season in Panchgani. The winds clear up the mist of the monsoon rains, and the blue skies open up to beautiful weather. This is the ideal and best time to visit Panchgani. Diwali, Christmas, and New Year are all beautifully celebrated here. Moreover, sunrises at Sydney Point and sunsets at Parsi Point will totally steal your heart. This is the season for exploration and adventure and the peak season for visitors to Panchgani. Remember to book your accommodation and other reservations well in advance, as they are hard to get at this time of year.