January in Nepal
•  Tiger safaris start
•  Coldest month
•  Low season for trekking
 

In Nepal, January is a very cold month. Even in this coldest month, when average minimum temperatures are around 1°C, snowfall is rare in Kathmandu. The middle of January marks the start of the tiger observation season. The tall grass at Bandipur National Park is trimmed by the people for roofing material, which makes it easier to spot wildlife. This time, there are not many hikers. Snow may block high mountain passes, thus it is advisable to check conditions before leaving, use lower routes, or be prepared for other routes.
 

February in Nepal
•  Warming up at the end of the month
•  Still cold at night
•  Few crowds
 

February in Nepal is cold at first, but as the month goes on, it begins to feel more like spring. Trekking season begins in late February. There are not many people, but cloud cover may make it difficult to see the high peaks; trekking at lower elevations may be more comfortable. The Holi celebration may take place near the end of February, bringing a pop of color ahead of the next month's spring blooms.
 

April in Nepal
•  High-altitude trekking
•  Rhododendrons
•  Hot at low altitude – for tiger watching
 

In April, hikers are welcomed into Nepal by rhododendrons. It is sunny in Kathmandu, and it is getting hot in the lowlands. You may be fortunate enough to witness tigers visiting water holes in Chitwan National Park if you do not mind temperatures between 30 and 40 degrees Celsius. Trekking in colder climates is recommended since the snow has melted from the passes, allowing you to ascend above any low clouds.
 

May in Nepal
•  Warm to very hot
•  Last good month for hiking and wildlife
•  Monsoon approaching
 

May is one of the warmest months in Nepal. It is also the quiet before the storm: when the monsoon season approaches, clouds start to form and showers start to pour. In Pokhara and Kathmandu, it can be hot and muggy with afternoon showers; in Chitwan National Park, it can reach 35°C. Before the rain arrives, sneak to Everest Base Camp for the opportunity to meet several fascinating trekking groups on their way to the summit.

 

 

June in Nepal
•  Start of monsoon
•  Upper Mustang remains dry
•  Some trekking trails and roads closed
 

With the exception of the far north, where the Mustang and Dolpo regions are under a rain shadow, June is monsoon season in most of Nepal. This is an excellent time to travel to places that are extremely cold outside of summer. In June, there would be no hiking in other parts of Nepal. Landslides and floods block roads and trails, and leeches proliferate. Due to impassable roads, national parks are closed for animal viewing.

 

July in Nepal
•  Peak monsoon
•  Farmers hard at work in rice paddies
•  Trekking trails and tea houses closed
 

It’s the wettest month of the monsoon crosswise Nepal in July. In Pokhara, one of the rainiest spots in the nation, almost 80cm of rain falls in the month. Among June and July, you must be encounter the Ropain Festival, which marks the start of rice paddy planting season – the monsoons un for farmers. If you want to trek, go to the dry and distant Upper Dolpo or Upper Mustang, or hop

 

August in Nepal
* still hot and wet
* Last monsoon month
* Trekking trails and tea houses closed
 

 As with all monsoon months at this point, it doesn’t essentially rain every day, but it does rain every day; the monsoon rains tend to fall in the late daylight or at night, and mornings can be dazzling and apparent. Rice paddies are verdant with green shoots and water rushes throughout the valleys. It’s still a good time to go to the Dolpo and Mustang region.

 

 

September in Nepal
•  Start of autumn trekking season
•  Some rain might stick around
•  Better at end of the month
 

The teahouses on the trekking trails are open once more to guests. Nepal in September sees the monsoon dying, and by the end of the month, rain has totally cleared and the country is fresh: insects, dust and cloud washed away. Months of stable weather and clear skies are to follow. As September progress, the climate just gets improved and enhanced.
 

October in Nepal
•  Most popular trekking month
•  Stable weather
•  Loads of walking options
 

The way the replenish landscapes spring to life in autumn is stunning. Don’t forget your camera. This is the perfect and the majority well-liked month for trekking, but for amazing diverse, Nepal in October is also a nice time for rafting. As weather change extends the monsoon, October remnants the most dependable dry, cloud-free trekking month.
 

November in Nepal
•  Clear skies
•  Stable weather
•  Great for trekking
 

Nepal in November must be experience its clearest skies of the year, which means nice vision of mountain peaks. There are simple trekking situation all the way from side to side this month previous to the quieter season start in colder December. Tihar, the Diwali-like fair of lights, lasts for five days approximately this time of year. In Nepal, it mainly celebrates animals, and it’s a lovely time to be in the country.
 

December in Nepal
* Snow leopard spotting
* trekking in popular areas still possible
* Colder and quieter
 

In Nepal in December, it’s getting cold and it’s the end of the busy trekking season. However, it’s not insufferably cold, and it’s still possible to trek if you’re ready to be supple just about the colder climate at altitude, and the possibility of detouring due to snow. You can do the Annapurna Circuit or walk in the Everest region. It’s also a nice time to seem for snowstorm leopards.