Where Not to Go During the Summer: As soon as the summer season arrives, everyone begins making plans to go on vacation. The months of April and May are particularly popular for traveling, as this coincides with school holidays. However, did you know that there are certain places where visiting during this time could actually turn out to be a hassle?
People often plan trips without taking the weather or potential crowds into account; consequently, instead of being enjoyable, their vacations turn into experiences filled with fatigue and frustration. Intense heat, massive crowds, expensive hotels, and long queues—all of these factors can spoil the fun of your trip.
Therefore, you must choose the right destination and steer clear of places that are not suitable for visiting during this specific season. If you want your vacation to be a truly memorable one, it would be best to avoid the places mentioned in this article during April and May.
Jaipur
Jaipur is a scorching city during the summer. While Jaipur is renowned for its beauty and historic forts, temperatures here soar above 40°C during April and May. As a result, sightseeing becomes quite difficult, and your trip could end up being an exhausting experience.
Delhi
During the summer months, the national capital, Delhi, faces a "double whammy" of heat and pollution. Throughout the summer season, Delhi is swept by intense hot winds locally known as *Loo*. Compounding this issue, the high levels of pollution further exacerbate the discomfort. Visiting the city during this season can even pose health risks.
Agra
If you plan a trip to Agra between May and July, you may find yourself overwhelmed by the crowds and the intense heat. Agra remains packed with tourists year-round—primarily to visit the Taj Mahal—but during the summer, the sheer volume of people and the scorching sun can significantly dampen your experience.
Goa
Goa is generally considered the ultimate vacation spot; however, the months of April and May are characterized by extremely high humidity. Furthermore, many beach shacks and recreational activities remain closed during this "off-season" period. Consequently, visiting Goa at this time means contending with both the oppressive humidity and the limitations of the off-season.
Manali
During the summer, Manali transforms into one of the most overcrowded hill stations in the country. Traffic jams, expensive hotels, and long queues can make your trip stressful. Crowds can spoil the enjoyment of your journey.
Jaisalmer
Visiting Jaisalmer in April and May could be a poor decision. During the summer, temperatures here soar above 40 degrees Celsius. Due to intense heatwaves and scorching sunshine, sightseeing during the day becomes impossible. During this period, venturing out in the afternoon—whether for sightseeing, camel rides, or desert safaris—can be extremely difficult and unsafe.
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