Best Time To Visit Rajmachi

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What is the best time to visit Rajmachi?

The months from June to September is the best time to visit Rajmachi since the monsoon season here greets you with water springs and greenery all over as you keep climbing the fort. Although it is a beautiful place which can be enjoyed throughout the year, the silvery flowing streams, lush green forests & meadows and the misty clouds make the rainy season the best time to visit the Rajmachi Fort.

Noon to evening is considered to be an ideal time to visit the fort with full visibility. It becomes comparatively difficult to drive during the night.

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Rajmachi in Winter (Nov - Jan)

During the winters, the area dries up quite significantly, so you wouldn't see any waterfalls/streams and neither would the views be that green. However, the temperature is quite comfortable, and since the trails are dry it is much easier to walk them. We would recommend that you plan to stay the night at the top either in a tent or rent a room at Udhewadi - the weather is quite cold and windy at night, and you can do stargazing at night.

Rajmachi in Monsoon (Jun-Sep)

These are the best months to visit Rajmachi - the weather and the views throughout the trek are just amazing. You get to see a number of small rivers and waterfalls all through the trek, and greenery everywhere around you. Just be careful to wear good shoes which let you trek on the slippery steps, carry a waterproof jacket and you are good to go for the trek.