India is a country that belongs to the most ancient civilizations in the world with the richest natural conditions and warm tropical climate. This country is visited annually by millions of tourists from all over the world.
Climate
India is a country stretching over a vast territory, so it is rather difficult to somehow specifically characterize its climate. In winter, the weather in India is very predictable - the bright sun shines against the background of a clear cloudless sky, but in the eastern part of the country it often rains. In general, the Indian climate can be considered monsoon - the predominance of precipitation in summer and their almost complete absence in winter. The weather is roughly the same in India from October to March.
However, in February, the climate in India becomes drier, the air temperature warms up to + 30 ° C, which is why this time is considered the most attractive for relaxing on the ocean coast. February is the heyday of the beach season at the most popular resort - Goa, which is located on the coast of the Indian Ocean. However, if you are more into mountains and snow, then the Himalayas are ideal. The climate in the mountainous area depends on the height above sea level. So, at an altitude of 1500-2000 meters, the minimum temperature in February hovers around + 6 … + 10 ° C. High in the mountains, the temperature can drop to minus values.
In general, February weather in India is most optimal in the Central and Southern parts.
Resorts
India has a huge number of different resorts and attractions - not all of them can be listed, but the most significant among them can be identified.
Goa
Goa is considered one of the most popular tourist resorts in India. Goa is divided into North and South parts, between which there are significant differences. Only wealthy people rest in South Goa, since accommodation in boarding houses and hotels located in this part is considered very expensive, and not only by Indian standards. North Goa is a resort with more affordable prices - there are not so many expensive luxury hotels on its territory. Most of the tourists come here from the USA and European countries. This Indian resort is famous for its vibrant nightlife - a huge number of nightclubs are concentrated here, and open-air discos are often tripled on the beaches at night.
Kerala
Kerala is the second most popular Indian resort. It is one of the most prosperous states and is located in the southeastern part of the country. In Kerala, you can find both places for secluded relaxation on quiet beaches and quite noisy places. Kerala is not only beautiful beaches, but also famous centers of traditional Indian medicine (Ayurveda), where tourists are offered various health programs.
Hyderabad
Hyderabad is the capital of the state of Andhra Pradesh, a city with a population of one million. Hyderabad is the capital of the once existing Hyderabad Sultanate, and now it is the modern center of the country's computer industry. This is an unusual place where modern life is intricately intertwined with historical monuments.
Bhubaneswar
Bhubaneswar is considered the center of Hindu pilgrimage, due to the large number of religious monuments, this resort is called the City of Temples.
Alchi
Alchi is a small Indian settlement known for its historic landmarks in the form of great monuments that reflect Indian culture from the 11th to 13th centuries.
Gangtok
There are many mysterious and amazing places on earth. Some of them, despite the fact that they have been studied up and down by man, still continue to amaze and amaze with their secret capabilities. If you make a rating of the most unusual ancient cities, then Gangtok would undoubtedly top this list.
