The best time to come to Nepal

The best time to visit Nepal 

Climate
Nepal's climate fluctuates with its geography and height. It ranges from the tropical to the ice. The marsh Terai district with its most extreme elevation to roughly 305m, which lies in the tropical southern part of the nation, for example, has a hot and damp atmosphere that can transcend 45 Degree Celsius (113 Degree Fahrenheit) amid summer. The mid-arrive areas are lovely all the year round, in spite of the fact that winter evenings are cool. The northern mountain area, around a height over 3,300m has a snow capped atmosphere with impressively bring down temperature in winter as can be normal. 

Nepal has four climatic seasons.

1. Spring (between March – May): The temperature is somewhat warm in swamps while direct in higher heights with a lot of chances to have tryst with the mountain sees. It is additionally the ideal opportunity for blooms to bloom and the national blossom of Nepal – rhododendron clears the rising heights with its generous shading and excellence. 
2. Summer (between June – August): This is additionally the rainstorm season in Nepal. The climate is hot and wet now and again. It rains practically ordinary with infrequent electrical storms at night. The rain spreads the agreeableness around with lavish green vegetation. 
3. Harvest time (between September – November): This is the best vacationer season in Nepal with the mid year passed by and the winter to set in. The climate is profoundly wonderful so are the mountain sees. This is the pinnacle season for trekking as mountain perspectives are ensured so better book your flight ahead of time. This is additionally the period of merriments as Nepal praises the greatest Hindu celebrations Dashain took after by Tihar. 
4. Winter (between December – February): The climate is cool and the sky is clear with infrequent snowfalls at higher heights. This season is useful for trekking in lower rises. The morning and night is cool and the days are warm when sunny. 

Temperature and precipitation 
Nepal is the nation of extremes. The swamp fields of the Terai can have tropical temperatures furthermore the mosquitoes. The Himalayas can get the opportunity to below zero temperatures, yet the sun burst can bring some glow amid the day, even in the mountains. The temperature of Kathmandu goes underneath 1 Degree Celsius (34 Degree Fahrenheit) in winter and ascends to a normal of 25 Degree Celsius (77 Degree Fahrenheit) in summer.

The normal temperature in Kathmandu amid the four seasons:

1. Spring season extends between 16-23 Degree Celsius (61-73 Degree Fahrenheit) 
2. Summer season goes between 23-25 Degree Celsius (73-77 Degree Fahrenheit) 
3. Autumn season goes between 15-24 Degree Celsius (59-75 Degree Fahrenheit) 
4. Winter season runs between 9-12 Degree Celsius (48-54 Degree Fahrenheit) 

Amid the stormy rainstorm season between June to August, it downpours to a normal between 200-375 millimeters in Kathmandu. There is infrequent precipitation amid alternate seasons as well. In a normal, 1300 millimeters of rain falls in Kathmandu consistently.

Travel Advise: Monsoon in Nepal is not the average storm of Asia. Rains typically happen amid the evening leaving the sky perfect and clear by the morning making the Himalayan view much more sensational. A few sections of the Himalayas in Manang, Mustang and Dolpo are in rain-shadow regions; the mountains are sufficiently high to hinder the mists. Tibet's high travel season likewise compares to Nepal's storm.