Set at the southeastern coast of India, Andhra Pradesh is well- known for its temples, natural resources and rivers. The beauty of the place calls people from all across the globe throughout the year. But, there is always a best time to visit any place. On an average, the temperature remains hot and humid in the state. October to February is considered the best time to visit the place as the temperature remains somewhere around 16°C. It is an ideal time for sightseeing around the different destinations of the state.
During summers, the temperature reaches as high as 40°C in Andhra Pradesh. It is hard to beat the heat during this season. Stickiness is further added to the weather because of state’s closeness with the coastline. As the weather remains hot and humid, it is best to avoid this season for a holiday tour. Heavy rainfall with the coming of monsoons provides some relief. During monsoons, the temperature ranges between 25°C and 30°C. Monsoon is the time when Araku, one of the finest hill stations in Andhra Pradesh, could be enjoyed at its verdant best. The entire surrounding looks enchanting and the misty clime add to the magical effect of this serene hill station. Although days are hot and humid, evenings remain pleasant during this time which is good for sightseeing and exploring the place. In monsoons, you can also pay a visit to some famous cities of the state including Nellore and Kurnool. The places offer some great scenic locations and tourist spots which can be enjoyed to the fullest during monsoons. The winters offer the best time to all the travelers who wish to explore Andhra Pradesh especially cities such as Hyderabad and Vijaywada. From heritage sites like Kuchipudi to pilgrimage centers like Amaravathi, Kadapa, Tirupati and Kalahasti, all the destinations of the state can be best explored during winters. The temperature remains somewhere around 16°C which is perfect for a day out at any of the sightseeing attractions.
Seasons
Months
Temperature
Summers
Mar to May
28 °C – 45 °C
Monsoon
June to Sep
25°C – 32°C
Winters
Nov to Feb
16 °C – 25 °C
When & Where to Visit in Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh in summers: March to May
Andhra Pradesh in monsoons: June to September
Andhra Pradesh in winters: November to February
Andhra Pradesh Tour Packages
Cities of Andhra Pradesh
Things To Do in Andhra Pradesh
- Andhra Pradesh Tour Packages
- Andhra Pradesh Tourism
- How to Reach Andhra Pradesh
- Adoni Tourism
- Amaravati Tourism
- Anantapur Tourism
- Chittoor Tourism
- Guntur Tourism
- Kurnool Tourism
- Lepakshi Tourism
- Cuddapah Tourism
- Eluru Tourism
- Vijaywada Tourism
- Visakhapatnam Tourism
- Nagarjuna Sagar Tourism
- Nagarjunakonda Tourism
- Nellore Tourism
- Puttaparthi Tourism
- Srikakulam Tourism
- Tirupati Tourism
- Arts and Crafts in Andhra Pradesh
- Bead Embroidery of Andhra Pradesh
- Bhama Kalapam Kuchipudi Dance
- Bidriware in Andhra Pradesh
- Bonalu in Andhra Pradesh
- Burrakatha in Andra Pradesh
- Butta Bommalu Dance
- Crafts of Andhra Pradesh
- Dances of Andhra Pradesh
- Dappu of Andhra Pradesh
- Dhimsa Folk Dance
- Etikoppaka Wooden Toys
- Kalamkari Work Andhra Pradesh
- Kolattam Folk Dance
- Kondapalli Toys Andhra Pradesh
- Kuchipudi of Andhra Pradesh
- Lambadi Dance Andhra Pradesh
- Leather Puppets
- Silver Filigree Work
- Tappeta Gullu of Andhra Pradesh
- Veeranatyam Dance
- Warangal Carpets
- Woodwork of Andhra Pradesh
- Cities in Andhra Pradesh
- Cuisine of Andhra Pradesh
- Hyderabadi Cuisine
- Seafood in Andhra Pradesh
- Culture of Andhra Pradesh
- Dance Forms of Andhra Pradesh
- History of Andhra Pradesh
- Money Changing in Andhra Pradesh
- Shopping in Andhra Pradesh
- Shopping in Tirupati
- Shopping in Vijaywada
- Weather in Andhra Pradesh
- Fairs and Festivals in Andhra Pradesh
- Brahmotsavam Festival
- Deccan Festival, Hyderabad
- Lumbini Festival, Hyderabad
- Maha Shivratri Festival
- Makar Sankranti Festival
- Pongal Festival
- Tirupati Festival
- Ugadi Festival
- Tourist Attractions in Andhra Pradesh
- Beaches in Andhra Pradesh
- Bheemunipatnam Beach
- Manginapudi Beach
- Mypad Beach
- Ramakrishna Beach
- Rishikonda Beach
- Vodarevu Beach
- Buddhist Destinations in Andhra Pradesh
- Caves of Andhra Pradesh
- Belum Caves
- Borra Caves, Kirinrandal
- Guthikonda Caves, Guthikonda
- Mogalarajapuram Caves, Vijayawada
- Undavalli Caves, Undavalli
- Yaganti Caves
- Hill Stations in Andhra Pradesh
- Araku Valley
- Monuments in Andhra Pradesh
- Amravati Stupa in Amravati
- Mosques in Andhra Pradesh
- Museums in Andhra Pradesh
- Amaravati Museum
- District Archaeological Museum Nizamabad
- Nagarjunakonda Museum in Nagarjunakonda
- Victoria Jubilee Museum
- Religious Places in Andhra Pradesh
- Temples in Andhra Pradesh
- Alampur Navabrahma Temples
- Amaravati Amareswara Temple
- Ghanpur Temples Ghanpur
- Hanumakonda Thousand Pillared Temple, Warrangal
- Kanakdurga Temple, Vijaywada
- Malleswaraswami Temple, Vijaywada
- Ramalingeswara Temple, Tadparti
- Sri Kalahasteeswara Temple
- Tiruchanur Padmavati Temple
- Tirupati Venkateswara Temple
- Undavalli Cave Temples
- Veerbhadra Temple
- Vijayeswara Swami Temple
- Wildlife in Andhra Pradesh
- Eturnagaram Sanctuary
- Wildlife Sanctuaries in Andhra Pradesh
- Tourist Attractions in Amaravati
- Tourist Attractions in Chittoor
- Durgambika Temple in Chittoor
- Gurramkonda Fort in Chittoor
- Horsley Hills in Chittoor
- Kaundinya Wildlife Sanctuary in Chittoor
- Nagari Hills in Chittoor
- Pandava Theertham in Chittoor
- Sri Venkateswara Dhyana Vignan Mandiram
- Swami Pushkarini Lake in Chittoor
- Talakona Waterfall in Chittoor
- Tirumala Venkateswara Temple
- Varasiddi Vinayaka Swamy Temple in Chittoor
- Tourist Attractions in Puttaparthi
- Tourist attraction in Vijayawada
- Tourist Attractions in Visakhapatnam
- Trade Shows in Andhra Pradesh
- Arogya Nellore, Andhra Pradesh