Museums in Shimoga

Here are a few quick facts about Shimoga to make your travel safe and easy. Shimoga is a International destination. The best time to visit Shimoga is October, November, December, January and February. Since this is the peak season expect a little crowd during this time. March, April and May period experiences moderate weather. So, you can easily avoid facing a large gathering.

In peak season you can expect the weather is cool, pleasant, and perfect for sightseeing. You can expect a higher number of tourists, higher hotel prices, and more crowded attractions during this time, whereas in off-season, tourists expect during this time, the region experiences heavy rainfall, making it difficult to explore some attractions and engage in outdoor activities. In moderate seasons, most of the expectation is during this time, the weather is relatively warmer, but still enjoyable. However, the crowd size is smaller. In Shimoga, the festivals of Makara Sankranti, Maha Shivaratri, Ugadi, Basava Jayanti and Christmas are celebrated when a large number of tourists flock together. The festivals are celebrated in the month of January, February/March, March/April, April/May and December respectively. So, if you are fond of bustling streets and localities, choose this time of the year to travel.

If your travel seems incomplete without getting into some fun activities then you will love to get indulged in the comfortable weather during the peak season makes it ideal for exploring the various attractions in Shimoga, such as Jog Falls, Kodachadri, and Agumbe. In moderate season you will love to get indulged in  This season is great for birdwatching, as many migratory birds can be spotted in the region.

Whilst in Shimoga, we also recommend that you pay a visit to some of the most popular places which are Shiva Temple-shimoga, Kavledurga and Achakanya Falls.