Best Time To Visit Chiplun

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What is the best time to visit Chiplun?

You can go to Chiplun all year round though the best time to visit Chiplun is in the monsoons, for the Sawatsada waterfall, and all the treks. The region has a tropical climate, hence known for its lush green land, free flowing rivers, monsoon water falls, acres and acres of paddy field, mango farms and much more.

Monthly Weather in Chiplun

Month	High/Low (°C)	Rain
January	33°/ 17°	0 days
February	36°/ 18°	0 days
March	36°/ 19°	1 days
April	38°/ 22°	2 days
May	37°/ 22°	0 days
June	31°/ 24°	22 days
July	27°/ 23°	31 days
August	27°/ 23°	31 days
September	28°/ 23°	29 days
October	31°/ 22°	24 days
November	33°/ 21°	6 days
December	34°/ 21°	0 days

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Chiplun in Winter (November - February)

Winters start setting in from November with temperature taking a dip. Though the mercury starts falling from November onwards, it's from December that harsh winters set in. The temperature ranges from 12 to 30 degrees Celcius. You can visit Chiplun in early months of winters like October and November for outdoor activities.

Chiplun in Monsoon (June - September)

From June onwards, monsoons hit the city providing relief from the blistering heat. This period is the best time to visit Chiplun as tourists can witness picturesque landscapes and beautiful views. This time is good for sightseeing as Chiplun is full of lush green vegetation.

Chiplun in Summer (March - May)

The temperature starts rising from March. Summers in Chiplun are pretty hot with temperatures ranging from 30 to 40 degrees Celcius. Therefore, tourists generally avoid coming to Chiplun during this period.

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Sightseeing at Sawatsada Waterfall

July - September

Close to the famous Parshuram Temple, you can only view the Sawatsada waterfall during monsoons, as rest of the year the water level is quite low. The lush green land, flowing waterfalls, all make it (Read More)a spectacle worth watching.