• Temperature: High - 17.4°C, Low - 9.4°C

If you're looking to vibe with nature, Darjeeling in April is where you wanna be. It's springtime! The weather has this delightful chill, just enough to let you know you're in the hills. And we're talking 22°C, which is pretty much perfect for any outdoor shenanigans. The tea plantations? Man, they're lush and green as if they've just come to life. Plus, if you're the adventurous type, there's white-water rafting and trekking to get your heart racing.

• Temperature: High - 33°C, Low - 25°C

Are you ready to let your hair down and enjoy life to the fullest? Goa is calling your name in April. Goa is also known as the 'Party Capital' of India, this place is full of adventure, beaches and all things fun. As the evening approaches, the weather becomes pleasantly cool, and occasional light rain cools everything down. What more could you want? Oh, wait, how about water sports to get your heart rate up? Don't miss out; April is a great time to take action.

• Temperature: High - 36°C, Low - 15°C

If you've got the travel bug, Uttarakhand in April is a must-see. Known as the 'Dev Bhoomi' or 'Land of the Gods,' this place is a jackpot of natural beauty and adventure. Winter's chill is out the door, and everything is bursting to life. Whether you're into camping under the stars, trekking through jaw-dropping scenery, or just kicking back by the river, there's something for everyone. It's a traveler's dream, really, offering the kind of landscapes that'll make your Instagram followers green with envy.

• Temperature: High - 15°C, Low - 07°C

You are surrounded by stunning mountains in the middle of the Kullu Valley. One of the hotspots of Himachal Pradesh for travelers is Manali. If you are planning to go in April, then this is a happy opportunity for you. The weather is amazing, and the landscape? It's like a postcard come to life. But wait, it's not just a pretty face. If you are an adrenaline junkie, Manali is your playground. We are talking about sprinting on the hills, ziplining in the valleys, trekking in the mountains and even river rafting and paragliding. Manali is basically a one-stop shop for thrill seekers and chill seekers. So what are you waiting for?

• Temperature: High - 14°C, Low - 02°C

Have you ever dreamed of wandering through a winter wonderland, but without the freezing cold? You have found Auli in Uttarakhand. Although it is famous for being one of the top ski resorts in the world, trust me, you will want to visit here in April. The weather is like Goldilocks – not too hot, not too cold, just right. Plus, guess what? You can still hit the slopes for some skiing. April is also the best time for sightseeing around the area.

• Temperature: High - 20°C, Low - 11°C

Nainital is like a romantic movie set but better because it's real. Nestled in the foothills of the Kumaon region, it's a honeymooner's dream come true. Imagine lakes that look like they've never been touched, temples that give off this serene vibe, and just all-around stunning scenery. Come April, it's one of the best places you could find yourself in India. Plus, it's not just for the lovebirds; there's plenty of adventure to be had as well.

• Temperature: High - 32°C, Low - 24°C

If you're after something a little different but equally amazing, Rajasthan in April is a hidden gem. It's a land of majesty, filled with heritage and surprises around every corner. Whether you're exploring the intriguing Kumbhalgarh or sipping chai in a swanky heritage hotel, you're in for a treat. To top it all off, the local fairs and festivals like the Gangaur Festival are in full swing. The best part? It's not jam-packed with tourists, so you get to enjoy the 'Land of Maharajas' without the crowds.

• Temperature: High - 35°C, Low - 27°C

We have Summer, the self-proclaimed Queen of Hills in North India. It's like it gets a makeover in April, shifting from its icy cool persona to flaunt its greenery everywhere. It's the prime time for wild safaris and nature trekking. But wait, there's more! Summers goes all out with a summer festival in April. Imagine indulging in local Himachal food, painting competitions, and even star-studded nights. There's roller skating and fashion shows too. It's like the hill station becomes a hub of all things fun and exciting.

• Temperature: High - 29°C, Low - 22°C

Ooty in April? Yes, please! Tucked away in Tamil Nadu's Nilgiri Hills, it's like your own slice of paradise. You can't go wrong with pleasant weather, and that's just the start. Don't miss the Nilgiri Mountain Railway; it's not just a train ride, it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site! And talk about eye candy—lakes, waterfalls, temples, and tea gardens all in one place. Trust me, your camera roll will thank you.

• Temperature: High - 31°C, Low - 26°C

Coorg! It's like Karnataka's own slice of heaven. Tucked into the Western Ghats, this hill station is so beautiful it's often called the "Kashmir of the South." In April, it's really something else. Imagine breathing in the aroma of coffee, spices, and oranges while strolling around. The place sits at a comfy 3,500 feet above sea level, which means the weather's just right. Plus, it's like a rainbow exploded—flowers of every color everywhere you look. If you're into trekking, bird-watching, or just soaking in Mother Nature, Coorg's got you covered.

• Temperature: High - 24°C, Low - 14°C

Now let's head to Shillong, or as it is famously called the "Scotland of the East". Located in northeast India, the capital of Meghalaya is a wonderful city of mountain peaks and waterfalls. There is so much to see and do – museums, natural beauty, you name it. Planning a trip in April? It's a great time to visit. Seriously, it's like getting a big, nature-filled hug. you will not regret it!

• Temperature: High - 38°C, Low - 27°C

Ranthambore National Park, spread over 392 sq km, is one of the most famous wildlife sanctuaries of North India. Visit in April when the weather is perfect, and you'll have more chances to see a range of animals, especially during safaris. Known for its healthy number of tigers, this park is not just a national park but it is also a tiger reserve. Fun Fact: This was the place where the Maharaja of Jaipur once went hunting. Now, it is a sanctuary full of diverse animals and birds.