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February is one of the most pleasant months to travel across India — offering clear skies, cool mornings, and vibrant festivals in every region. The weather is ideal almost everywhere, from the beaches of the south to the deserts of the west and temples of the east. Whether you're looking for cultural immersion, nature escapes, or spiritual journeys, February is one of India’s most travel-friendly months.

Excellent to Visit in February

Rajasthan
Clear, dry, and sunny — February is ideal for exploring forts, desert towns, and cultural festivals. Visit Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, and Jaisalmer without the intense winter chill or summer heat.

Goa
Still within the peak beach season, but with fewer crowds than December–January. Perfect for sunbathing, water sports, and enjoying the Goa Carnival (if dates align).

Kerala
Dry and lush — perfect for backwater cruises, tea estates in Munnar, and relaxing beach stays in Varkala or Kovalam. Great for Ayurveda and wellness too.

Tamil Nadu
Comfortable temperatures across temple towns, coastal cities, and hill stations. February is great for visiting Madurai, Rameswaram, and Ooty.

Karnataka (Coorg, Gokarna, Hampi)
Cool mornings and sunny days make it perfect for heritage trips, coffee plantations, and lesser-known beaches. Hampi’s ruins are best enjoyed in dry weather.

Uttarakhand (Rishikesh, Jim Corbett, Nainital)
Great for wildlife safaris in Corbett, spiritual getaways in Rishikesh, and peaceful lake escapes in Nainital. Snow may still be present in higher altitudes.

Madhya Pradesh
Excellent weather for tiger safaris in Bandhavgarh, Kanha, and Pench. Also ideal for Khajuraho Dance Festival, Orchha, and Bhopal’s heritage spots.

Gujarat
Perfect for visiting Gir National Park, Rann of Kutch (still hosting Rann Utsav), Dwarka, and Somnath. Pleasant days and festive cultural events continue.

Odisha
February is ideal for exploring Konark Sun Temple, Puri’s beaches, and Chilika Lake. Great weather for temple circuits and cultural experiences.

Good to Visit in February (Slight Seasonal Watch)

Punjab
Cool and sunny with Lohri festival celebrated in January-end or early February. Ideal for Amritsar, Golden Temple, and rural village tourism.

Assam & Meghalaya
Comfortable and green. Explore Shillong, Cherrapunji, and Kaziranga National Park, which is in peak wildlife season.

Delhi NCR
Mild and breezy — perfect for sightseeing, museums, and historical monuments. Flower festivals and India Art Fair often happen this month.

Varanasi
Pleasant temperatures make it one of the best times for spiritual walks, boat rides on the Ganges, and temple visits without fog or heat.

Himachal Pradesh (Shimla, Manali)
Still winter, so ideal for snow play, skiing, and mountain views. Good for those seeking snowy retreats, but some high passes remain closed.

Darjeeling & Sikkim
Cold but accessible. Gangtok, Pelling, and Darjeeling are scenic with snow-draped mountains and clear air, though layers are necessary.

Fair – Monitor Conditions

Ladakh
Still deep winter. Travel is limited to Leh and surrounding areas only. Suitable for Chadar Trek or winter adventure seekers, but not for general tourism.

Arunachal Pradesh
Remote and cold in high altitudes. Weather in the plains is manageable, but infrastructure and accessibility can be limited. Best for experienced travelers.

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