Sirpur Weather And Best Time To Visit Sirpur

Sirpur, also known as Shirpur is an ancient and an auspicious city; in fact, Shirpur literally means city of auspiciousness. This town is one of the prime archeological sites in Chhattisgarh that give us accounts of the past era. The town is famous for its ancient temples and ruins and is now handled by the Archeological Survey of India. Weather in Sirpur is like the other cities around in the same region, subtropical; summers are hot with moderate showers afterwards in monsoon. The best time to visit Sirpur is during winters when the climate is pleasant. Let’s have a look at some of the weather patterns in Sirpur.

Summers in Sirpur are hot and humid and start in the month of April. This season that lasts all the way till June has temperatures ranging from 43°C in the daytime with afternoons being really humid to 32°C in the evenings as it get a tad cooler. This is not the most recommended season to visit as it gets really uncomfortable while sightseeing. But if you are visiting during this season, you must go boating and spend some time by the Mahnadi River which is adjacent to the town to beat the heat.

After the hot summer sun, it starts to get cooler by the month of July and by August the rains cover the region completely. Stretching until the middle of October, the monsoon season has temperatures ranging from 29°C in the daytime to 20°C in the night; climate get very cool and is a good tiem to visit. Although rainy and wet, the cool winds and lush greenery during these months are something worth experiencing. After sightseeing, you can relax at your hotel and watch the rain from the room itself, which is also a treat for many.

The climate starts to become even cooler in the last week of October when the winter starts to commence. The best season to visit Sirpur is during winters which last from the month of November all the way to the end of March. This is a great time to visit as the climate is absolutely cool with temperatures ranging from 19°C in the daytime to 8°C in the night. Some winters are brutal and temperatures may go down further, making it very chilly.