Altitude ranging from 450 to 600 meters above sea level, Himachal Pradesh is the mountainous state of North India. The temperature of Himachal Pradesh varies from hot and sub-humid tropical (at altitudes between 450-900 meters). Himachal Pradesh is known as the traveler’s paradise is situated in the foothills of the great Himalayas. The fluctuating altitudes of several of regions in Himachal Pradesh have vast verifications in the weather conditions in Himachal Pradesh.



The Prominent three seasons of Himachal Pradesh

1. Cold - October to February
2. Hot - March to June
3. Rainy - July to September

Fascinating Climate of Himachal Pradesh:
 

The climatic conditions of Himachal Pradesh show huge variation.  Himachal Pradesh climate varies from warm and temperate (900-1800mtrs), hot and sub-humid tropical (450-900mtrs) in the southern low tracts, cool and temperate (1900-2400mtrs) and cold glacial and alpine (2400-4800mtrs) in the northern and eastern high elevated mountain ranges. October mornings and nights are characterizes as very cold. Snowfall at elevations of nearly 3000 m is about 3 m which sustains December to March. There lays about 4500 m, everlasting snow. Mid February to mid April is the period for spring season. Overall the temperature of Himachal Pradesh is very moderate; several of places of the locale are prominent hill stations for the tourist. Spring season is the ultimate fascinating season of the state when the weather becomes too pleasant and comfortable.

About Himachal Pradesh
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Population Himachal Pradesh	Climate of Himachal Pradesh
Cities of Himachal Pradesh	Agriculture of Himachal Pradesh
Culture of Himachal Pradesh	Festivals of Himachal Pradesh
Religions of Himachal Pradesh	Cuisines in Himachal Pradesh
Sightseeing of Himachal Pradesh	Car Hiring in Himachal Pradesh
Hotel Booking in Himachal Pradesh	Communication in Himachal Pradesh
Transportation in Himachal Pradesh

 

 

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