Where to go in South Asia in September
3 of the 9 destinations in South Asia are in season in September: 2 a sweet spot, 1 good, 0 ok.
September is a sweet spot at 2 of the 9: Srinagar and Leh. Best avoided at 6 of them.
Ranked for September
| # | Place | Verdict | High | Rain | Fare | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Srinagar India | sweet spot | 27° | 4d | — | 27C max, 4 rainy days |
| 2 | Leh India | sweet spotbusy | 19° | 7d | — | peak: Warm weather and favorable conditions for trekking and… |
| 3 | Jaipur India | good | 32° | 11d | ₹16,360 | 32C max, 11 rainy days |
Fares are the typical return from Bengaluru for September departures, in INR; a dash means none has been seen yet for September departures.
Not this September
- Colombo monsoon: 25 rainy days, 272mm
- Goa monsoon: 25 rainy days, 427mm
- Kathmandu monsoon: 25 rainy days, 433mm
- Kochi monsoon: 25 rainy days, 387mm
- The Andaman Islands monsoon: 26 rainy days, 370mm
- The Maldives monsoon: 16 rainy days, 192mm
Other months for South Asia
- January 3 sweet
- February 2 sweet
- March 2 sweet
- April 1 sweet
- May 1 sweet
- June 1 sweet
- July 1 sweet
- August 1 sweet
- September
- October 2 sweet
- November 0 sweet
- December 1 sweet
- Every month, side by side
September elsewhere
Every verdict here is the destination's own: ten years of climate readings, the public holidays that crowd it, and what the flight costs. Nothing is said about South Asia as a whole that was not first measured at each place in it.