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January is a good month to visit Aurangabad.
Don't miss the celebrations for
Makar Sankranti (on 14th),
Basant Panchami (on 31th),
Republic Day (on 26th)
February would be a good month to visit Aurangabad.
Don't miss the celebrations for
Mahashivratri (on 23rd),
Shivaratri (on 23rd)
March would be a good month to visit Aurangabad.
Don't miss the celebrations for
Holi (on 11th),
Ugadi (on 27th),
Ram Navami (on 4th),
Id-i-Milad (on 9th),
Jamshed-e-Navroz (Parsi festival) (from 1st to 31th)
April is not the best month to visit Aurangabad.
However, you can enjoy the celebrations for
Ramnavami (on 3rd),
Mahavir Jayanti (on 7th),
Good Friday (on 10th),
Easter (on 12th),
Ambedkar Jayanti (on 14th),
Hanuman Jayanti (on 9th),
Akshaya Tritiya (on 27th)
May is not the best month to visit Aurangabad.
However, you can enjoy the celebrations for
May Day (on 1st)
June is not the best month to visit Aurangabad.
July is not the best month to visit Aurangabad.
August is not the best month to visit Aurangabad.
However, you can enjoy the celebrations for
Janmashtami (on 14th),
Nag Panchami (on 6th),
Raksha Bandhan (on 5th),
Ganesh Chaturthi (on 23rd),
Paryushan Parva (from 18th to 24th),
Independence day (on 15th),
Nariyal Poornima (on 5th)
September is not the best month to visit Aurangabad.
However, you can enjoy the celebrations for
Anant Chaturthi (from 1st to 3rd),
Pitr Paksha (on 5th),
Teachers Day (on 5th)
October would be a good month to visit Aurangabad.
Don't miss the celebrations for
Diwali (on 28th),
Id-ul-Fitr (on 2nd),
Dussehra (on 9th),
Dhanteras (on 26th),
Lakshmi Puja (from 1st to 31th),
Govardhan Puja (on 29th),
Bhaia Dooj (on 30th),
Gandhi Jayanthi (on 2nd)
November would be a good month to visit Aurangabad.
Don't miss the celebrations for
Kartika Purnima (on 13th),
Ellora Festival (from 28th Nov to 1st Dec),
Children’s Day (on 14th)
December would be a good month to visit Aurangabad.
Don't miss the celebrations for
Christmas (on 25th),
Muharrum (from 18th Dec to 15th Jan),
Id-ul-Zuha (from 9th Dec to 9th Dec),
Id-al-Adha (on 9th)
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Weather & Best Season of Aurangabad
Generally Aurangabad offers moderate temperature with low humidity.
- Summers (March to May) are hot with the average temperature ranging between 37 °C and 21 °C and with the maximum soaring to around 42 °C. Typically tourists avoid the hot summer months of April and may.
- Monsoons(June to September) provide relief to the hot climate and most of the rainfalls occur in this season. The rains make the scenic regions more beautiful.
- Winters (November to February) provide very pleasant climate with minimum touching only down to 10 °C.
Best season to visit Aurangabad is October to March.
- October to March, the climate is pleasant and mostly dry and suitable for sight seeing and outings.
- April and May are hot and the tourists who like hot days travel can keep summer clothes, sunglasses and bottle full of water.
- June to September is good for sight seeing for those like drizzling.
Events & Festivals in Aurangabad
- March offers the grandeur Ellora Festival, which attracts thousands of tourists every year.
- September is very attractive in Aurangabad with Vinayaka Chathurthi celebrations.
- October - November is thriving with imposing festivities and shows of Navaratri and Deepavali.
Monthly Average Temperature and Rainfall in Aurangabad
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Note: These are average maximum and average minimum temperature for Aurangabad. The highest temperature in Aurangabad for the month is usually higher than the average maximum temperature. Similarly, the lowest temperature in Aurangabad for the month is usually lower than the average minimum temperature.
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Current Weather and Forecast for Aurangabad
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| Sunrise: |
7:17 am |
| Sunset: |
6:16 pm |
| Humidity: |
45% |
| Wind: |
12 kph |
| Visibility: |
3 km |
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Conditions as of Tue, 06 Jan 2009 11:10 am IST
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