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What is the best time to visit Shirdi?

The best time to visit Shirdi is between June and February, i.e. during the monsoons (June to September) and the winter season (October to February). Shirdi is mostly visited for religious purposes, primarily to offer prayers at the famed Shirdi Sai Baba Temple. The climate during these months stays quite bearable for tourists. So whether one is exploring the town or standing in long lines for darshan, monsoons and winters provide quite a respite from the otherwise hot and humid weather in Shirdi.

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Month	High/Low (°C)	Rain
January	29°/ 13°	0 days
February	32°/ 15°	0 days
March	34°/ 17°	1 days
April	39°/ 22°	0 days
May	39°/ 23°	0 days
June	35°/ 24°	14 days
July	29°/ 22°	17 days
August	29°/ 22°	13 days
September	29°/ 21°	22 days
October	29°/ 20°	19 days
November	30°/ 18°	3 days
December	29°/ 17°	1 days

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Shirdi in Winters (October - February)

Shirdi experiences winter season from October to February. This is considered to be the best season to plan a trip to Shirdi. The temperature hovers between 12°C and 25°C, making it a pleasant climate especially for exploring the town. The famous Shirdi Sai Baba temple also sees a large number of devotees, especially in October on the occasion of Shirdi Vijayadashmi/ Sri Sai Punyatithi. One may want to attend a public reading of ancient scripts and witness devotional programs while exploring Shirdi around this time. Tourists can also explore other attraction located near or in Shirdi like Dwarkamai, Shanisingnapur, Gurusthan, Khandoba Mandir etc.

Shirdi in Monsoon (June - September)

Shirdi witnesses medium to heavy rainfall between June and September. Although the average annual rainfall is about 480 mm, July and August are peak monsoon months which can make exploring the town a little inconvenient. The beginning of the season and the end, however, provide a pleasant environment with light to medium showers and can be appropriate for sightseeing. The annual celebration of Guru Purnima which is celebrated in July is also quite a crowd puller. It is a good time for those who desire to witness the prayers, rituals and religious songs/ bhajan in the temples.

Beautiful Building of Sai Ashram Shirdi
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Shirdi in Summer (March - May)

Between March and May are summer months in Shirdi. The temperature soars as high as 42°C while the minimum hovers around 27°C. The blazing sun makes sightseeing an exhaustive task. Summers, therefore, are not recommended to the tourists, but some devotees are drawn to the town on the occasion of Ramnavami. It is celebrated every year in March or April, and one can get to witness the grand celebrations with processions, prayer rituals, devotional songs, Qawali programs etc. which are unique to the town.