Sahar ki Masjid, also known as Masjid-e-Sahar, is an ancient mosque part of the Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Gujarat, India. The best time to visit the mosque is during the cooler months, notably from October to March. During this period, the climate is relatively pleasant with mild temperatures, making it an ideal time for tourists to explore the architectural marvels and intricate carvings of the masjid without the discomfort of the sweltering heat that marks the summer season.
The weather is particularly comfortable with clear skies and cool breezes in the evenings and mornings. Temperatures typically range from a maximum of 29°C to a minimum of 12°C during these months. The post-monsoon freshness from October also adds to the verdant appeal of the surroundings, enhancing the visitor experience. These conditions are perfect for spending more time admiring the details and craftsmanship of the Sahar ki Masjid without any rush, as well as exploring the nearby historical sites within the Champaner-Pavagadh complex. It is recommended to avoid the months of April to June, as Gujarat experiences extreme heat, and the monsoon season, July to September, which might lead to torrential rains and potentially hinder sightseeing plans.
