Spring (March to April): The Blooming City

Spring in Delhi is a breath of fresh air after the chilly winters. The city comes alive with blooming flowers and pleasant weather, making it the perfect time to explore Delhi’s beautiful gardens.

• Lodhi Garden: This historic garden is a favorite spot for morning walks and picnics. During spring, the garden is filled with colorful flowers and lush greenery, making it a photographer’s paradise.

• Mughal Garden at Rashtrapati Bhavan: Open to the public only in February and March, the Mughal Garden is a must-visit in spring. With its perfectly manicured lawns and a wide variety of flowers, it’s a visual treat.

Tip: Don’t forget to carry a camera to capture the vibrant colors of Delhi in spring!

Summer (May to June): Cool Spots in the Heat

Delhi summers can be quite intense, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun. There are plenty of indoor attractions and cool spots to beat the heat.

• National Museum: Escape the heat by exploring the vast collection of artifacts at the National Museum. From ancient sculptures to modern art, there’s something for everyone here.

• Fun N Food Village: Cool off at this popular water park with a range of water slides, pools, and fun activities for all ages.

Tip: Stay hydrated and wear light, comfortable clothing to make the most of your summer outings.

Monsoon (July to September): Rainy Day Delights

The monsoon season brings a much-needed respite from the heat, turning Delhi into a lush, green city. It’s the perfect time to enjoy some indoor and outdoor activities.

• India Gate: The iconic India Gate is especially beautiful during the monsoon. The surrounding lawns are perfect for a leisurely stroll or a rainy day picnic.

• Dilli Haat: Explore this open-air market where you can shop for handicrafts, enjoy street food, and experience different cultures from across India—all while staying mostly dry under the covered stalls.

Tip: Carry an umbrella and wear waterproof shoes to enjoy the monsoon without any hassle.

Autumn (October to November): Festive Vibes

Autumn in Delhi is all about festivals, with the weather cooling down and the city getting ready for celebrations.

• Diwali Celebrations: The festival of lights is one of the biggest events in Delhi. The city is beautifully decorated with lights, and there are plenty of Diwali fairs where you can shop, eat, and enjoy cultural performances.

• Qutub Festival: Held at the Qutub Minar, this festival celebrates Delhi’s rich history and culture with music, dance, and art performances against the backdrop of the historic monument.

Tip: Join in the festive spirit by visiting local markets like Chandni Chowk and Connaught Place, which are beautifully lit up during Diwali.

Winter (December to February): Cozy and Festive

Delhi winters are a time for cozy layers, warm food, and lots of outdoor activities.

• Delhi Winter Carnival: Held at various locations across the city, the Delhi Winter Carnival is a fun-filled event with music, dance, food, and shopping. It’s a great way to enjoy the cool weather with family and friends.

• Old Delhi Food Tour: Winter is the best time to explore the culinary delights of Old Delhi. From spicy chaat to hot jalebis, the food here is perfect for warming you up on a chilly day.

Tip: Dress in layers and keep a warm scarf or shawl handy, as the temperature can drop significantly in the evenings.