By Rajni Pandey | May 6, 2025
Known as India’s “heat capital,” Phalodi once recorded a scorching 51°C! Unless you’re a true desert adventurer, it’s best to skip this town in summer.
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Nicknamed the ‘Gateway to the Thar Desert,’ Churu often hits temperatures close to 50°C. The dry, dusty winds make it even tougher to bear.
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Another Rajasthani city that boils under the summer sun. With temperatures frequently crossing 48°C, it’s definitely not tourist-friendly in May and June.
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Known as the ‘Orange City,’ Nagpur faces intense heat waves, with daytime temperatures touching 47°C. If you must visit, stick to winter months.
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The capital city becomes a furnace by late May, with temperatures hovering around 45°C combined with hot, dry winds known as loo. Sightseeing can feel like a survival test!
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This stunning desert town may look magical, but the summer heat often touches 45-48°C. Exploring the golden fort and sand dunes is far more enjoyable in the cooler season.
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Often under-reported, Bilaspur experiences oppressive heat that can reach up to 47°C. The high humidity makes the situation even more uncomfortable.
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Known for its coaching centers, Kota also battles extreme temperatures every summer, often soaring above 46°C. Staying indoors is your best bet here.
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This historic city burns under the blazing sun during summer, with temperatures regularly peaking above 45°C. Outdoor exploration becomes very challenging.
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Despite being in southern India, Vellore faces dry, sweltering heat with temperatures reaching 43–45°C. It’s better to wait for the monsoon or winter to visit.
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