Approachable on all seasons, this queer town sees the most traffic in winters. The rainy season is dangerous due to landslides but the efforts are worth every penny.
Approachable on all seasons, this queer town sees the most traffic in winters. The summers are cool in this small town with temperature hovering around the early 20s with misty mornings. The rainy season is dangerous due to landslides but the efforts are worth every penny.
The climatic conditions in the town of Lohaghat are similar to climate of many hill stations in the state. The temperatures remain cool throughout and the tourists enjoy their stay.
Summers
The conditions are pleasant in the summer and hence it is the peak tourist season. Summers, lasting from March to June are very pleasant and hence tourists come here in droves. Rainfall can be expected any time of the year even though it may not last for long.
The mean temperature hovers around 15-16 degrees and it rarely crosses the 25 degree mark. Even the nights are pleasant and tourists enjoy the slight chill inviting them to stay close to each other. June is the hottest month of the year and the average temperature jumps to about 20 degrees whereas the maximum around 27 degree. It is not hot by any standards but compared to the averages, it is considered hot.
Monsoons
The months July to September make the monsoon season here in Lohaghat. The rain normally picks up in August and continues till September end. The season’s maximum temperature hovers around 17-18 degrees. Rainfall is usually heavy and lowers the temperature quickly. Nights are often chilly and tourists often look for some warm clothing.
Winters
Winters are real cold and the temperatures often drop to sub-zero levels. The month of October is mild with temperatures averaging around 15°C. Soon the season picks speed and the chill increases. The winter season in the hill town is generally cold and the lowest temperature is often in the negative range. The average temperature during the winter season is around 8 degrees Celsius. January is the coldest month of the season.
Founded by Swami Abhedananda, is a holy site for Bengalis and spiritual seekers, known for its peaceful environment and focus on Advaita Vedanta philosophy.
Vanasur Fort, or Vanasur Ka Kila, is believed to be where Lord Krishna defeated Banasur after his confrontation with Lord Shiva. This ancient fort holds mythological significance and attracts history enthusiasts.
Located approximately 7 km from Lohaghat, and a brilliant getaway filled with forests and serenity.
