Rajim Weather And Best Time To Visit Rajim

Rajim, a very ancient and holy town of Chhattisgarh is located on the eastern banks of Mahanadi River. As Rajim is located below Sondhur and Pairi River along with the Mahanadi, it is known as the Prayag of Chhattisgarh. Several people from many cities in the state and India visit this little down on a pilgrimage most often. Weather in Rajim is like the other cities in the area; summers are scorching hot and monsoons are moderate to high. The best season to visit Rajim is during the winters that are from the month of November to March; this is when the climate is perfect to go sightseeing. Here’s a description of all the seasons and best time to visit Rajim.

Summer season in Rajim is the hottest season in the year and it lasts from the month of April all the way to the second last week of June. Temperatures during this time range from 43°C in the daytime to 32°C in the night. The summers are brutal and it is not the best time to visit the place. Due to the heat there is a lot of humidity as well and this can cause people to sweat while trying to go sightseeing. Even though it is quite hot in this season, a lot of people visit the place to see its beauty. Schools have summer vacations in the summer and a lot o families plan their vacation to Rajim during the season.

After the heat has passed, the monsoon season begins in the month of July and lasts all the way until the second last week of October. Temperatures during this time range from 28°C in the daytime to 21°C in the night with moderate showers throughout the season. This season is a great time to visit Rajim as the cool showers are pleasant and generate cold wind, especially in the evening and nights. If you don’t mind the rain, this is the perfect time to visit, go sightseeing in the morning time and then relax at tehe hotel or resort in the evenings and nights and enjoy the rain from the balcony. Don’t forget to check the weather before you leave on a vacation here in monsoons.

The best season to visit Rajim is the winter that starts from the very last week of October and last all the way to March. This is also the most popular seasons to visit as the Kumbh Mela is held in the month of January. The famous congregation of people to wash their sins in the holy River Mahanadi, is a pious act and is done by many Hindus in the region every year. Temperatures during winter range from 15°C in the daytime to approximately 5°C in the night. Some winters are brutal and temperatures may go down a degree or two more. Be sure to carry soft woolens for this trip if you plan to visit during this time as it could get quite cold.