November to May is the best time to visit Panna. Summers in this town are excruciatingly hot, and the temperatures rise to about 45 degrees Celcius, which is not very favourable for a pleasant vacation. Winters are comparatively cooler and more pleasant. It is especially recommended to visit this place during March because that is when you would get to watch the umpteen number of species that the Panna National Park boasts of.
Weather in Panna
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Upcoming Panna Weather
Monthly Weather in Panna
Month
Avg. Minimum (°C)
Avg. Maximum (°C)
January
11
24
February
14
28
March
18
34
April
25
41
May
28
42
June
28
40
July
25
31
August
24
30
September
25
32
October
20
33
November
14
29
December
11
26
Winter (October - February)
Winters are a good time for visiting Panna and indulging in all kinds of adventure activities. Temperature varies from 27 degrees Celsius during the daytime going all the way down to 8 degrees Celsius at night. Panna witnesses the maximum number of tourists during this period, mainly because it is the perfect time for birdwatching as hundreds and thousands of migratory birds flock the wildlife territories in the winter months. Source
Monsoon (July - September)
Panna receives heavy rainfall during monsoons and the season brings relief to the scorching summer heat. The rainy season in Panna varies from year to year. The terrain becomes sticky and muddy making your walking tours and bicycle tours almost impossible. The pleasant atmosphere attracts a lot of tourists during this season, but forest safaris are restricted as it is the breeding season for most animals living in the forests. If you plan on visiting the national park, it is recommended to check with the authorities before going. Source
Summer (March - June)
Panna experiences scorching summers with temperatures ranging between 15 to 40 degrees Celsius. Though sightseeing at this temperature is uncomfortable, early summers are the best time for indulging in jungle safari, as many animals are seen roaming around in the park during this season. The dry climate of Panna during summers is primarily responsible for making the park very hot and dehydrated. Since summers dry up the small water bodies inside the premises of the park, the animals and their cubs gather near the Ken River every day to quench their thirst. Source
