Berinag is neither too hot nor too cold. At 1870 meters elevation, it is good enough to beat summer heat and bearably cold in winters. If you could wither landslides and willing to take the risk, you can visit Berinag even in rainy season.
Berinag is an all weather hill station which is neither too hot nor too cold. At 1,870 meters elevation, it is good enough to beat summer heat and bearably cold in winters. If you could wither landslides and roadblocks and willing to take the risk, you can visit Berinag even in rainy season. It is not so crowded and offers a peaceful holidaying experience.
Summers
They are moderately hot in Berinag and generally last between the months of April to July. The temperature ranges between a comfortable 4°C – 35°C in these months and relaxing cool breeze lifts up the spirits in the evenings. The nights are cool and comfortable but the chill in the morning is noticeable. Light woolens would serve the purpose at evenings & mornings whereas cotton clothes are comfortable in the afternoons.
Monsoons
Berinag experiences moderate rainfalls in the months of August, September and October. The rains bring freshness and rejuvenating greenery to the place. The rains usually don’t last long to create any nuisance and the land gets dry within no time. When clouds hover for a long time, they create a misty environ which often fascinates the couples. It is also one of the reasons why tourists flock here in the monsoons. Those venturing out should preferably wear raincoats else you may shiver.
Winters
November’s chilly winds mark the beginning of the winter season in Berinag and it lasts till the month of February. Winters are extremely cold here with the temperature diving down to a chilling 0°C. Occasionally the mercury also drops to sub-zero levels. The place looks just ethereal in the month of November. Heavy woolens are recommended in winters and take care to cover your ears well.
