“No tour of India is complete without seeing Udaipur” – Rudyard Kipling.
Udaipur and the weather of Udaipur is the most loved in the desert state Rajasthan. They say winter weather is the best time to visit any place in north India but the weather has its unique charm that attracts thousands of foreign tourists towards it. Be it a trip to the ‘Sheesh Mahal’ or a romantic lunch at the ‘Lake Palace’, the weather of Udaipur in the winters and the ostentatious luxury it offers, makes each experience a memorable one.
Cupped by the lofty ranges of the Aravallis, charming placid lakes and majestic palaces, combined with the perfect weather of Udaipur, has been earned the city many titles, such as ‘Venice of the East’, the ‘City of Lakes’, the ‘City of Sunrise’ and the ‘City of Historicity’.
Have we already tempted you a bit? Well hear this and be tempted enough to visit this city of majestic beauty over the weekend!
Weather forecasters at Skymet tell us that the weather of Udaipur will be extremely pleasant, quite perfect for a visit during the weekend. The day temperature could be between 23⁰C to 24⁰C and the sun will be bright. If you have a lake view room, you can see light mist or haze in the morning which will disappear at 8 am. However, the morning temperature which is maintaining above normal levels by 3⁰C could soon be cooler and be around 8⁰C. Thus mornings will be cooler if not very cold. The day could be breezy with light winds blowing all day and the skies will be cloudy.
Though the light rain in Udaipur on Feb 5th has already started attracting tourists from all over, as the lake now looks more beautiful, the neither too hot or too cold weather of Udaipur will make it paradisaical.
No, we’re not pushing it relentlessly, but we highly recommend and suggest traveling to Udaipur for the weather of Udaipur could soon turn hot as the temperatures are expected to rise by 6⁰C in the next one week. Weathermen at Skymet explain the reason behind it, “The weather over south Rajasthan, specifically over Udaipur could be hot in the coming days because the warm northeasterly winds from the land will raise the temperatures.”
Therefore book your tickets or backpack for a road trip to the bewitching Udaipur this weekend because this could be your last chance this year to relish the ‘City of Lakes’.
Photo by Arian Zweger.
