Are you also dreaming of visiting the beautiful valleys of Ooty? So there is a good news for you. We are going to tell you what is the best time to visit Ooty and how you can make your trip memorable. Ooty, also known as the ‘Queen of the South’, is known for its lush green hills, pleasant weather and calm atmosphere. But do you know which season is best to visit here, well after reading this article, you will get to know.
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When is the best time to visit Ooty?
The best time to visit Ooty is from March to June. During this time the weather here is calm and charming, when cool breeze on the mountains and gardens full of flowers look beautiful. The temperature usually remains between 15°C to 25°C. You can plan to visit here in March and June and enjoy the weather. The weather here is cold and chilly from October to February, and there is also a risk of rain.
In which season there is less crowd here?
The experience of Ooty is very special even in summer, but at this time there is a lot of crowd here. If you are looking for peace and relaxation, then the time between June and September will be better. There are fewer tourists during this time, and you can enjoy the natural beauty peacefully. The greenery and cool breeze of Ooty are very pleasing to the mind even in this season. So, keep these months in mind while planning your trip.
Where to stay and how to reach Ooty?
There are many hotels, guest houses, and resorts available for stay in Ooty. Hotels connected to the main road here provide good facilities and you can also enjoy local food. Ooty is also easy to reach. You can come here by rail, road, or air. Coming by train can be a good experience as there are beautiful views on the way. Traveling by road is also comfortable, and Coimbatore airport is the nearest airport from where you can easily reach Ooty.
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