Summer (March to June): The Peak Tourist Season
Best for:Sightseeing, trekking, family vacations
Swing in during summer if clear skies and mild air tug at your heart. From March till June, the mercury sits around 15°C to 30°C. It is a sweet bracket for wandering Khajjiar, Dainkund Peak, or Panchpula.
Travel Tip: Tourist traffic peaks in the summer. So, securing accommodations early is preferable.
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Monsoon (July to September): The Quiet, Misty Escape
Best for: Offbeat travel, nature photography, peaceful retreats
Monsoon stretches from July through September in Dalhousie. It brings steady rain that coats the hills in glossy green. Occasional landslides may block roads. However, photographers and nature seekers swear it is the sweetest season. Moreover, keep an eye on forecasts. Sudden storms can change plans in an instant.
During these months, the town is less crowded. So, hotel rates are more affordable.
Travel Tip:Wear light woollens and carry rain gear to stay comfortable and dry.
Winter (October to February): The Snow Loverās Paradise
Best for: Snowfall, honeymoon trips, adventure sports
Winter, without question, serves snow lovers best. From October to February, temperatures plunge. Nights often dip below zero in January and December. When fresh flurries cover the pines and rooftops, Dalhousie resembles a storybook village.
Couples on honeymoon and thrill seekers flock here in the winter season. Nearby attractions like Khajjiar and Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary offer spectacular winter coats, inviting you to explore frosty meadows and quiet forests.
Travel Tip: Carry heavy woollens, gloves, and snow boots to stay warm.