Ajmer is a beautiful city located in the state of Rajasthan around 100 km southwest of Jaipur. Located at about 486 feet above ground level and surrounded by the Aravalli hills, this is a popular tourist spot famous for the spectacular Mughal architecture and the pious site of Ajmer Sharif dargah (the shrine of Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti).

The monsoons and winters are seen as ideal seasons to visit the place although Ajmer is accessible all round the year. In winter the temperature ranges around 6 degrees Celsius to 22 degrees Celsius making it ideal for tourists. In monsoon the city gets medium to heavy rainfall. The temperature in summers reaches a staggering 45 degree Celsius and like most cities of Rajasthan, it is not advisable to visit Ajmer in summers. Read on for more details of Ajmer weather and best time to visit Ajmer.

From March to May, the temperature rises steadily and almost each year reaches a good 45 degrees Celsius, if not more. But if you can withstand the heat then this may be a good time to visit the ancient sites such as the Adhai-din-ka-Jhonpra, the Dargah of Khawaja Sahibs, Akbar’s Palace and Nasiyan Temple. You can also visit the nearby town of Pushkar which houses the only Brahma temple in the world. Sunscreen and an umbrella may come in handy during this time of year.

Monsoon hits Ajmer in mid-June. The temperature varies from 26-34 degree Celsius. The city looks really beautiful during the rains and being surrounded by the Aravali mountains, one can see the dry landscape transform into lush green forests all around. Monsoon sure is a good time to be in Ajmer. The Ana Sagar lake and lake Foy Sagar are a must visit. You can also enjoy a boat ride here. Also, do visit the Jain temple which is famous for its architecture.

Winter is the best time to visit Ajmer. The temperature varies from 15-18 degrees during the day while the nights are fairly chilly at 6 degrees. Enjoy some great laid back time, walk around, indulge in some shopping and make the most of Ajmer during winters.