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    List of the Best Summer Destinations in India

    Category: Travel

    If you are a travel addict then you are at the right place. bestplaces2visit.in is your one-stop to Search & Find Travel Destinations. Travel advice, Nature, Wildlife, best places to visit in India. The best time to visit India is generally between October and March. This is after the monsoons have passed and the country is largely warm and dry, but it is not the stifling heat of summer either. The climate does vary considerably by region, though this is the peak travel season in Rajasthan and Kerala due to the agreeable weather conditions. If you're heading into the northern part of the country, such as Amritsar or Shimla, then it can get chilly - so make sure you have a jacket packed. We have a list of the best summer destinations in India



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