• Temperature: High - 27°C, Low - 13°C

Varanasi, or as it is also called Banaras, is not just a city; It is an experience that can shake your soul. Situated on the banks of river Ganga, this city is as ancient as it is sacred. Wander the narrow, winding streets to see temples echoing with chanting chants and bells. February provides the perfect ambiance to witness Maha Shivaratri, one of the grandest festivals of Lord Shiva. Feel the pulse of the city on the ghats, where daily life and death meet in ceremonies that have remained unchanged for centuries.

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

Escape to the tropical paradise of Kerala in January, ranked among the best places to visit in India for 2025. This South Indian gem welcomes you with mild temperatures and lush landscapes. Cruise through the tranquil backwaters of Alleppey, explore the pristine beaches of Varkala, and bask in the serenity of Munnar's tea plantations. January offers the perfect climate to enjoy traditional festivals like Pongal and witness vibrant cultural performances. Indulge in the exquisite flavors of Kerala's cuisine and rejuvenate with Ayurvedic wellness. Whether it's the enchanting houseboats, picturesque hill stations, or golden beaches, Kerala in January promises a rejuvenating and culturally rich experience, making it an ideal destination to start your year on a blissful note.

• Temperature: High - 31°C, Low - 21°C

If you are looking for a cool holiday, Pondicherry is your place. Pondicherry, situated on India's eastern shore, is a tranquil town that beautifully merges contemporary flair with timeless spirituality. Although this place is amazing all year round, February is especially spectacular. You'll also be able to escape the heat while enjoying the perfect beach weather. Whether you are interested in water sports or just want to explore, Pondy has you covered. Also, if you visit in February, you will get to experience Masi Magam, a big local festival. So, you're not just getting a break; You're also getting the full cultural experience!

• Temperature: High - 10.4°C, Low - 2.9°C

Darjeeling is an attractive hill station which is at its best in February. The snow-clad peaks of Kangchenjunga form a stunning backdrop, and the cultural festivals of Losar and Bumchu add richness to your trip. Whether you are a tea lover and want to explore the tea gardens or are an adventure lover, Darjeeling in February offers something for everyone.

• Temperature: High - 32°C, Low - 21°C

Goa in February is a paradise for beach lovers. With the right amount of sunshine and clear skies, it's the perfect time to relax on the sand or take a dip in the sea. The excitement peaks with the annual Goa Carnival – a Portuguese legacy that fills the stage with dance, music and dramatic performances. This party is going to last for a month, which you will not want to miss.

• Temperature: High - 32°C, Low - 18°C

Mumbai! It's not just a city; It's an entire universe packed into one bustling metropolis. We're talking finance, Bollywood, stunning architecture, you name it. Located on the Arabian Sea, the water environment is perfect throughout the year. But I want to let you in on a little secret: if you want to see Mumbai at its best, you have to go in February. Why February? Well, the city pulls out all the stops. Think of it as Mumbai's festive season on steroids. You've got the Kalaghoda Art Festival for art lovers, the International Film Festival for film lovers, and let's not forget the Filmfare Awards – basically the Oscars of India. There is also the Elephanta Festival and much more. So, if you are confused about when to go, just go for it. February in Mumbai is like one big, fabulous party that you don't want to miss.

• Temperature: High - 27°C, Low - 10°C

Khajuraho! It's like stepping into a time machine and landing smack-dab in the middle of medieval India. Temples everywhere, each a masterpiece of ancient art. Really, if you are interested in history and culture. So you can't leave this place. But here's the problem – you have to choose the right time to go. Summer and monsoon? forget about it. Too hot or too wet to really enjoy the scenery. But in winter, especially in February, it is a completely different story. The weather is cool, perfect for wandering around, checking out the temples and maybe picking up a souvenir or two. Khajuraho Dance Festival is also in February. So, if you are thinking of visiting Khajuraho, February is a golden opportunity for you.

• Temperature: High - 26°C, Low - 14°C

Imagine yourself in a country where you can catch a glimpse of a one-horned rhinoceros or even a tiger while enjoying the beautiful weather. Sounds like a dream, doesn't it? Well, it is real, and it is called Kaziranga National Park in Assam. March is the best time to visit, as the climate here is perfect for safari. Kaziranga Park is not just any wildlife sanctuary; It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has the distinction of being the oldest sanctuary in Assam. It is most famous for being home to two-thirds of the world's one-horned rhinoceros. To really get up close and personal with nature, take an elephant ride – it's the most authentic way to explore the captivating beauty of this park.

• Temperature: High - 24°C, Low - 11°C

Delhi in February—It seems like this city makes its Sunday best just for you. The flowers are in full bloom, filling the air with scents so sweet you'd think you were in a perfume shop. It is not intense heat or bone-chilling cold; The weather is perfect, so it is a perfect time for tourism. But wait, there's more! You can shop until you drop into the bustling markets, and if you're a history buff, you're in for a treat. All those iconic landmarks? They're even better when you're not sweating or shivering too much. And get this – the swings of the famous Mughal Gardens open their gates to visitors, so you can walk around and feel like royalty. Oh, and don't even think about skipping the Surajkund Fair. Trust me, this is just the icing on the cake of a wonderful February in Delhi. So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and go!

• Temperature: High - 03°C, Low - 10°C

In February, Auli turns into a winter wonderland, attracting snow enthusiasts, honeymooners and adventure seekers from all over the world. Located in Uttarakhand, Auli earns its title as the 'Ski Capital' of India during this magical month, as fresh snow covers the landscape.

• Temperature: High - 32°C, Low - 12°C

Udaipur, known as the “City of Lakes”, is a jewel in the crown of Rajasthan. Nestled amidst the stunning Aravalli Mountains, the city feels like a royal history book come to life. Here, you can take a trip to the glorious Rajput era, with grand palaces and mesmerizing lakes providing a perfect backdrop. Imagine traveling on Lake Pichola while watching the sun set behind ornate palaces. Or visit during the monsoon season, when the city comes alive with light rains, making it an experience that blends natural beauty with cultural richness.

• Temperature: High - 26°C, Low - 10°C

Situated on the banks of River Yamuna and located at a distance of 200 kilometres from Delhi, Agra is one of the most visited cities in India. Formerly the capital of the Mughal Empire, it is a city rich in history and grandeur. Apart from its most famous monument, the Taj Mahal, the city offers many other attractions including the formidable Agra Fort, the architectural marvel of Fatehpur Sikri and the lesser-known but equally charming Sikandra. The best time to visit this historical gem is from November to March when the weather is cool and comfortable, perfect for escaping the harsh Indian summers.

• Temperature: High - 22°C, Low - 08°C

Jaipur, the vibrant capital of Rajasthan, attracts with its unique blend of culture, tradition and history. Jaipur, once the stronghold of Kachchwaha Rajputs, is now a bustling tourist attraction centre. It is part of the famous Golden Triangle Tour along with New Delhi and Agra. Winter, especially from December to February, is the best time to visit the city, as temperatures drop to 4 degrees Celsius.

• Temperature: High - 19.4°C, Low - 12.8°C

Rajasthan is like stepping into a time machine that takes you back to the royal era full of grandeur. Known for its stunning forts and palaces, this state in northern India is a blend of history, culture and vibrant festivals. When February begins, festivals like the Desert Festival in Jaisalmer and the Udaipur World Music Festival bring the state to life. This is the perfect season to roam around and enjoy the royal atmosphere.

• Temperature: High - 23°C, Low - 15°C

Nestled in the Nilgiri Hills of South India, Ooty is like a beautiful painting that comes alive. Known as the “Queen of the Nilgiris”, this charming hill station is shrouded in mist and surrounded by emerald tea plantations. Here, you are at an altitude of over 8,000 feet and breathing air that is just as crisp and clean. Be it the allure of sailing on crystal-clear lakes or the view of flower-filled meadows, Ooty is a love letter to nature. February, with its mild weather, provides the perfect canvas to paint your memories here.

• Temperature: High - 31°C, Low - 16°C

Coorg! It is like a piece of heaven hidden in south-western Karnataka. Imagine lush green hills, coffee and tea plantations as far as the eye can see, and streams that seem to whisper secrets. Coorg is an absolute paradise for those who love the great outdoors. But if you want extreme Coorg experiences, mark your calendars for February. Trust me, the weather is perfect. Neither too hot, nor too cold. You can wander around in those lush landscapes without breaking a sweat or needing a jacket. Whether you like hiking, bird watching, or relaxing by the river, everything is better this time of year. So, if you are planning a weekend getaway, Coorg in February is an easy option.

• Temperature: High - 30°C, Low - 20°C

The Andaman Islands are literally a paradise. Forget their tragic past as a penal colony (“Kalapani”); Today, they are all about sparkling blue waters, stunning coral reefs and lush green forests. A destination that belongs to India but feels closer to Southeast Asia, these islands offer a wealth of experiences. Swim with exotic marine life at Elephant Beach, explore the breathtaking beauty of Barren Island, or educate yourself about the local ecosystem at the Indian Zoological Museum. Each experience feels like a page from an adventure novel.

• Temperature: High - 31°C, Low - 17°C

Ranthambore, one of India's biggest and most famous national parks, stands out as a captivating wildlife destination rooted in the history of Jaipur's former royals. Primarily designed to preserve tigers, this park is teeming with these magnificent big cats. Exploring the lush greenery and capturing glimpses of tigers and exotic birds is particularly gratifying, especially during the winter months. February, with its mild and pleasant weather, emerges as an ideal time for an adventurous wildlife getaway.

• Temperature: High - 31°C, Low - 25°C

Kovalam beckons as a tropical haven on the southwestern coast of India, boasting idyllic beaches and serene landscapes. As one of the best places to visit in India in February, Kovalam is a perfect place to escape the grip of winter. The Lighthouse Beach, renowned for its pristine shores and stunning sunset views, becomes a tranquil retreat. Hawah Beach and Samudra Beach, adorned with golden sands and azure waters, invite relaxation. Explore the vibrant local culture and indulge in Ayurvedic wellness treatments. The Kovalam Art Gallery adds a touch of cultural richness. This February, Kovalam promises a blend of serenity, adventure, and cultural immersion.

• Temperature: High - 28°C, Low - 12°C

Discover the enchanting Golden City of Rajasthan, Jaisalmer, with its fairy-tale setting on the edge of the Thar Desert. Explore the golden-hued Jaisalmer Fort, Sonar Quila, a magnificent backdrop. Best visited between November to February, don't miss the vibrant Jaisalmer Desert Festival in February, a three-day extravaganza celebrating the desert with colors, music, dance, handicrafts, and festivities. Immerse yourself in the magical allure of this Rajput gem.

• Temperature: High - 29°C, Low - 12°C

Jodhpur is the second largest city in Rajasthan, famous for its palaces, historical monuments, formidable forts and temples. The city stands as a vibrant centre. Embracing the moniker of the Sun City, it basks in a bright and sunny climate throughout the year. Much like its historical marvels, Jodhpur is equally famed for its exquisite wooden furniture craftsmanship. Notable landmarks include the majestic Mehrangarh Fort, the tranquil Jaswant Thada, the regal Umaid Bhawan Palace, and the ancient Osiyan temple, among others. The prime window to experience Jodhpur's allure is from October to March, offering a comfortable temperature range between 10 and 24 degrees Celsius.