FLIGHTS AND TRAVEL GUIDE
Overview
Delhi is the considered as the National Capital Territory of India. Being the capital of such a traditionally rich country, it is where all the diversities merge. It is where all the cultural influences from every imaginable country of influence have all mixed up, resulting to a very eclectic taste and disposition.
This beautiful tourist magnet and cultural melting pot is home to various enriching tourist spots that make it a very unforgettable destination to visit. It is one of the most contemporary cities that you could ever set foot on. It may used to be very traditional but these days, you could already see the dramatic changes that technology and economic advancement have given this Northern part of India.
Delhi is also known for the unique cuisine that has made its mark in the culinary history of India. It has very unique combinations of the traditional spices and has certainly made a great impression on that.
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Weather / Climate
This region of India generally has a humid, subtropical climate. Its summers are very hot and very long that lasts from April to mid-October, occasionally ridden with monsoons. At the beginning of March, there’s usually a switch in wind direction (NW to SW). This results to heat waves that carry sand from Rajasthan. This is definitely the sign that it’s summer in Delhi already. The hottest summer months are from March – May. But by the end of June, the monsoons will start, cooling everything down but bringing up the humidity level. Winter is starts in November and reaches its climax in January that is usually filled with fog.
Very extreme cold is -0.6 degrees C, while very extreme heat is 46.7 degrees C. Average temperature all years is 25 degrees C. Every month, temperature ranges from 13 degrees C to 32 degrees C. Rainfall averages to about 714 mm or 28.1 inches that occur in the months of July and August.
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When to Travel
The best time to visit Delhi is from October to March. You could also take advantage of the perfect trekking time in the Himalayas from April-November.
