The best time to visit Himchuli Peak in Pokhara, Nepal is generally during the pre-monsoon season, which spans from late March to May, and during the post-monsoon season, which stretches from September to November. During these months, the weather is more stable, and the skies are clearer, providing better conditions for trekking and climbing. The pre-monsoon season is characterized by gradually warming temperatures and the blooming of rhododendrons and other wildflowers, making the trails vibrant and picturesque. The visibility is also typically excellent, offering outstanding views of the Annapurna range.
The post-monsoon period is popular among climbers and trekkers due to the reduced levels of precipitation and moderate temperatures. The landscapes are refreshed and lush after the monsoon, providing a stunning backdrop for your adventure. Visibility remains good, often offering clear views of the mountain and surrounding peaks. However, October to November is popular for a reason and can be relatively crowded on the trails. It's worth noting that both spring and autumn seasons attract a high number of visitors, so booking accommodations and guide services in advance is highly recommended.
| Month | Min Temp | Max Temp |
|---|---|---|
| January | -7°C °c | 3°C °c |
| February | -5°C °c | 5°C °c |
| March | -2°C °c | 8°C °c |
| April | 0°C °c | 10°C °c |
| May | 5°C °c | 15°C °c |
| June | 10°C °c | 18°C °c |
| July | 11°C °c | 19°C °c |
| August | 11°C °c | 18°C °c |
| September | 8°C °c | 16°C °c |
| October | 3°C °c | 12°C °c |
| November | -3°C °c | 8°C °c |
| December | -6°C °c | 4°C °c |
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