Museums in Bhuj

Known for its Domestic, Bhuj is a hugely popular tourist spot. Thronged by tourists mainly during November, December, January and February, Bhuj is a tourists’ delight. Holi, Diwali, and Navratri are some of the most popular festivals that happen during the month of (March, October/November, and September/October consecutively.

While March and April are considered moderate season, May, June, July, August and September are considered off-seasons to visit the place. In peak season, i.e., in November, December, January and February you can expect pleasant and cooler weather, with daytime temperatures ranging from 12°C to 25°C, whilst in the moderate season you will experience the tourist crowds begin to thin out during this time, making it easier to explore popular attractions. In off-season the weather here is the monsoon season typically occurs between June and September, bringing occasional heavy rainfall and increased humidity.

In Bhuj, tourists enjoy getting indulged in the Rann Utsav festival takes place during this time, attracting a large number of tourists in the peak season, whereas in moderate season visiting Bhuj's historical and cultural sites without the peak season crowds, experiencing local festivals such as Holi and Navratri are the frequently enjoyed activities. However, if you are travelling in off-season you can enjoy lower hotel rates and the chance to experience the region's unique monsoon landscape, with greenery and blooming vegetation.

In terms of things to do or places to visit in Bhuj, some of the most popular places that tourists visit are Vande Mataram Memorial, Hill Garden, Bhujia Hill.