Best Time to Visit Nagarahole National Park
Nagarahole National Park's tropical climate status is humid and moderate throughout the year. Nagarahole season is not very unpredictable and the way nature responds is ultimately season to season. The effect of the different season in India is diverse. According to the Indian Meteorological Department, the considerable season is four seasons and they are summer, winter, monsoon, and spring. Even in Nagarahole, the seasons are diversified.
October, November, December, January, and February are the best months to visit Nagarahole. As this is the peak season, prepare your mind for some crowds. There are moderate weather conditions in October, November, December, January, and February. Lets us check how according to the season this national park is full of unification in terms of nature and as per the sighting experiences of the existing wild creatures easily.
Nagarahole Summer Season (March to May)
Summer here is not unpleasant and the weather is very moderate. Even in the peak summer, the temperature would be around 35 degrees C. The sighting experience is also as good as you expect it to be. The rich presence of the Bengal tiger and different birds is in immense numbers during this peak season.
Nagarahole Winter Season (November to February)
The winter season is also here not unpleasant for tourists. In winter, temperatures remain within a range of 14 degrees. During this time of the year, you get to see generally elephants, wild bears, sloth bears, and many more. Night temperature stays up to 10 degrees.
Nagarahole Monsoon Season (June to September)
From June to September, the monsoon season stays, and most importantly monsoon rainfall doesn't take place endlessly. So tourists can easily travel in the park during monsoon season.
Nagarahole Spring Season (February to March)
Spring season is super soothing and if you will come, to this park during this time of the year you will not regret it. Most of the flora is in full grown phase and watching them attentively gives real joy.
