National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries in and around Champaner

Known for its Wildlife, Champaner is a hugely popular tourist spot. Thronged by tourists mainly during November, December, January and February, Champaner is a tourists’ delight. Mahakali Festival, Navaratri, and Panchmahotsav are some of the most popular festivals that happen during the month of (March, September/October, and December to January consecutively.

While July, August, September and October are considered moderate season, March, April, May and June are considered off-seasons to visit the place. In peak season, i.e., in November, December, January and February you can expect pleasant days with temperature around 20°C, early sunsets and clear skies with no signs of downpour, whilst in the moderate season you will experience pleasant weather with cool breeze and intermittent light drizzle. In off-season the weather here is searing heat and high levels of humidity.

In Champaner, tourists enjoy getting indulged in visiting palaces and other attractions during the day and touring the archaeological park even during peak afternoon hours in the peak season, whereas in moderate season heavy discounts on stays, soaking in the green rain-drenched vistas, roaming and admiring the heritage are the frequently enjoyed activities. However, if you are travelling in off-season you can enjoy discounted stays, staying indoors during afternoon and enjoying the outdoors in the evening.

In terms of things to do or places to visit in Champaner, some of the most popular places that tourists visit are Pavagadh Hill, Jain Temples of Pavagadh, Jama Masjid.