About Dudhwa Opening Date & Time
Dudhwa National Park Opening Date & Times
15th November to 15th June is the best time to visit Dudhwa National Park. The Dudhwa National Park is open for a fixed number of months in a year i.e. from 15th November-15th June and the safari timings for the National Park are from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Dudhwa follows the typical north Indian weather pattern with an extreme kind of climate. The summers from March to June are quite hot with the temperature rising up to 40 degrees Celcius. During winters (mid-October-mid March), the weather is cool and pleasant hovering between 20-30 degrees Celcius. Do carry woolens for the winter season. While the monsoon months are off-limits as the park is shut during this time of the year.
More about Best Time to Travel to Dudhwa National Park
Dudhwa National Park in Summer (March - June) The summer season in Dudhwa National Park lasts from March to June. Summers in Dudhwa is extremely hot and humid with temperatures soaring as high as 40 degrees Celcius. However, most times the temperature remains in the higher range making the weather scorching and often unbearably hot. This kind of weather is not ideal for visiting as individuals tend to focus more on the heat which can be quite a hindrance than actually enjoying all that the park has to offer.
Dudhwa National Park in Monsoon (June - October) The monsoon rains bring back the forests to life after the scorching summers. However, the monsoon in Dudhwa National Park is probably the most inaccessible season as this is the breeding time for most animals inhabiting the region. Hence, the forest remain closed from July to October.
Dudhwa National Park in Winter (November - February) The winter season lasts from November to February and is the ideal time to visit Dudhwa National Park. Keep in mind that the park will most probably be crowded during these months. The temperatures during these months also range from 20 degrees Celsius to 30 degrees Celsius which means that the weather remains to be chilly and pleasant for both, the animals residing in the forest as well as the people visiting the national park.
