The best month to visit Ooty is from October to June when the climatic conditions are pleasant and the visitors can get involved in the outdoor activities. But the tourists can visit Ooty during monsoon if they like the rainy season. The popular festival of Ooty is the Annual Tea and Tourism Festival that attracts crowds in huge number and they have a great time in this amazing place. The flowers and plants fill the valleys and mountain slopes and the beauty of these flowers and shear wildness will leave the people awe-struck.
Ooty in Summer – From March to June
The average temperature in the summer season ranges between 230 C and 310 C which is the perfect temperature for the travelers to explore the sheer beauty of this wonderful place in full swing. The mid-march to June months is considered as the ideal Ooty tourist season for the adventure seekers who love to indulge in some adventurous treks and hand gliding. The chilling cold and the misty mountains will bring out the lover in you if you are with your special person or you are traveling for your honeymoon to Ooty. In this season, people can see flower shows, fruit shows, and enjoy other activities like boating.
Ooty in Monsoon – From July to September
It is the best season to visit Ooty for those who love rainfall and green grass beds laid over hills can pack their luggage and head towards the Ooty during monsoon season. In this season, the freshly washed surroundings offer Ooty an ethereal charm. People will experience warm and bright sunshine as well as they will have a great time nevertheless. Also, nature lovers would love the scenic beauty of this pristine hill station and also click many pictures of the surroundings after the rain showers.
Ooty in Winter – From October to March
The temperature in the winter season lies below 150 C so that it is the best time to visit Ooty to have a gala time with loved ones. During January or February, the Department of Tourism of Tamil Nadu organizes The Tea and Tourism Festivals for three days every year. During this festival, a wide range of tea leaves are displayed, and rows of tea stalls are put up for buying and tasting a vast variety of tea. Besides, this three days festival is packed with cultural performances and shows that reverberate with the heritage of the Nilgiris.
