Best Places to Visit in November in India 2025

November is the penultimate month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar and also the beginning of proper winter in most of India along the gateway for many European countries, November means the end of Autumn, India doesn’t experience one to have it end. Travel-wise, the weather and celebrations around the country make November ideal, especially in places that host special festivals; like the renowned Camel Fair in Pushkar, the Ganga Festival in Varanasi, the  Qutub Festival in Delhi, and the Rann Utsav in Kutch. Tafri Travel is the best place where we can all the relatable information that is related to this package. These make for some of the best places to visit in November in India and also become quite filled with colors, love, and revelry as we step into their culture, to be a part of their joy that is listed as a host of destinations below, sure to give us a few November holiday dreams of our own!

Top 20 Places to Visit in September in India 

1. Varanasi

This is the old place that is anciently known as Benaras, is the City of Lights, a mesmerizing holy town situated on the banks of the Ganges the city dates back to the 11th century BC, and is called the city of Lord Shiva, where his Rudra avatar performed penance since so many years. Today, of course, it is the city pilgrims visit to liberate themselves from their sins, find peace, attain a higher spiritual level, or absorb the mood of a place that is stuck in the wheel of time. In November, Varanasi is nicely warm and cozy with average temperature ranges of about 31°C. The Ganga Festival is celebrated at this time weather the weather is cold and takes the city in a high crescendo of musical and cultural tradition. This place is quite popular for the food and tradition that we can go and eat such as the famous banarasi pan with lots of sweetness.

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2. Bodhgaya

This is the place where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment under a Bodhi tree. Today it is a village in Bihar and also makes for a UNESCO World Heritage Site In addition to the Buddhist pilgrims who consider this the most sacred of places, there is a throng of tourists at this place. In November, Bodh Gaya is relatively cool, with a temperature range between 15-29 °C and only 1 rainy day. While this is the best weather we will find to visit this town, that is also a season of scanty tourism here because the country is in thrall of the Diwali festival and people are busy celebrating it somewhere. There are other coveted attractions such as the Royal Bhutan Monastery, Vishnupad Temple, Thai Monastery, Root Institute for Wisdom Culture, and the famous Chinese Temple.

3. Old Goa

This place is situated in that part of Goa, which is rich with Portuguese-style old houses, cute stone-made churches, and ancient convents that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site today and this little part of Goa becomes coveted for November because it hosts the great Feast of St. Francis Xavier and the patron Saint of Goa) at this time of the year and the average temperature ranges about 29°C for the month, the weather is quite bearable at this time. Goa has been synonymous with beaches and shacks, beers, and other essential things. But this part of Goa holds its idyllic charm. For one, we can explore and visit the many churches here, from the Basilica of Bom Jesus to the Church of St. Francis of Assisi, Our Lady of Immaculate Conception, and the Cathedral. Other famous beaches in this area cover most of the places such as Baga Beach, Anjuna Beach,, and Calangute Beach.

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4. Kutch

This place is located in the district of west Gujarat, the largest in India that is renowned for its white desert, historical marvels, rugged, almost tribal way of life, and language and culture that is different from proper Gujarat. In November, Kutch sees the beginnings of the coming winters and the temperatures start to cool ranging between 12-25°C is the range at this time of the month and makes for the perfect place to sightseeing to start the great Rann Utsav that this region is famous for its natural beauty. Kutch is a beauty of barrenness along with the words may sound paradoxical, but the beholder of this land will know how beauty oozes from ruggedness. Here we can also visit places such as Bhuj, Rann of Kutch (the white desert), Mandvi, and Gandhidham. There are other coveted destinations including the Wild Ass Sanctuary, Shri Swaminarayan temple, Prag Mahal, and Aina Mahal.

5. Pushkar

This is a beautiful old Rajasthani town, known for its temple of Lord Brahma, bordering the Thar Desert that is located by Pushkar Lake and is the most coveted tourist destination for Indians and foreigners during the Pushkar Camel Fair in November along the temperature that ranges between 22°C  to 8°C, Pushkar is pleasantly cool and dry in November to visit the famous Brahma Temple when in Pushkar that is believed to be the only temple dedicated to Lord Brahma in this world where we must also explore the Pushkar lake, and the many ghats on its bank, saints, hermits, and wanderers. There are other famous temples here including the Varaha Temple and Sri Raghunatha Swamy Temple. The Pushkar Camel Fair is the most covered during November when camel herders come from far and wide to trade camels, goods, and other wares, camp together, and a mood of celebration that refresh and lightens the light of brightness to explore its beauty.

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6. Amritsar

This place is known as the home of the Golden Temple, a city that sits proudly bearing the valor of Sikhs in Punjab. Amritsar is also called the border city, from where the Wagah Border opens into Pakistan. November is a great celebration in Punjab, and especially in Amritsar, on the sacred occasion of Guru Nanak Gurpurab, or the birth anniversary of the Sikh founder Guru Nanak. This is a festival that we must celebrate in the Golden Temple and revel in the pomp where religion, culture, and life intermingle known as Harmandir Sahib, this temple is the stronghold of Sikh valor and a symbol of their heritage. There are some other important places to visit in Amritsar like Maharaja Ranjit Singh, Jallianwala Bagh, Akal Takht, Chand Baori, ISKCON Sri Sri Radha Gokulananda Temple, and Khair Ud-Din Masjid. Wagah Border is a great experience as the soldiers from both India and Pakistan perform an elaborate salute at dawn and dusk over the surrounding area.

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7. Karnataka

This place is a state of old charms and IT hubs, ancient palaces, and quaint hill stations in southwest India that boasts of Bangalore, the IT hub of the country, the ruins of Hampi that date back tens of centuries, and the opulence of Mysore city. In November, the average temperature ranges about 28°C, while light rainfall persists due to the North East Monsoon winds after that we can head to Mysore to peruse through the Mysore Palace, there is Virupaksha Temple in Hampi, Jog Falls, Abbey Falls, Irupu Falls, Vrindavan Garden, and Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary too. Hampi is called the land of temples and ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that used to be the capital of the ancient kingdom of Vijayanagar. In November, Hampi celebrates the Vijaya Festival, a three-day celebration that showcases the traditional South Indian culture through dance, music, processions, puppet shows, stories, and many other things.

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8. Delhi

This place is very old and it has the ancient name ‘Dilli,’ which is the capital city of India that is known for its string of monuments from different centuries, lanes that sell Mughlai and Punjabi food, and roads that lead to homes of some of the mightiest leaders of India, this city is a mix of vibrations. The city is landlocked, with extremely different climate conditions also it has lots of disadvantages of air pollution that freezes it in winter and puts it on the furnace in summer. November is a month when the summer and monsoon have receded, slowly pushing Delhi towards winter, with an average temperature that ranges about 20°C. This is the time of the three-day annual Qutub Festival that we should explore. Here we can also visit the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Chandni Chowk, Sarojini Nagar where we can do street-style shopping, Humayun’s Tomb, and Akshardham Temple. 

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9. Allepy

This place is also known as Alappuzha and is a stunning city by the Laccadive Sea in Kerala and is renowned for its idyllic backwaters, lagoons, and houseboats that never fail to give us a relaxing holiday. November is the beginning of winter in Alleppey with an average temperature that ranges between 17-32°C. There are lots of beaches that come to mind when we say by the sea, and that is exactly what a relaxed day in Allepey is made up Alappuzha Beach, which is also home to the 19th century Lighthouse, looks like a page out of Tin Tin comics. There are some other tourist spots here temples such as Mullakkal Temple, Mannarasala Sree Nagaraja Temple, Ambalapuzha Sree Krishna Temple, and Sree Subramanya Swami Temple. This is the best place that we can visit in November in India to explore so many beautiful attractions where we can go and explore.

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10. Jaisalmer

The golden city of India, the land of ‘two and a half’ jaguars, Jaisalmer is a rich study of Indian history, Rajput courage, and the might left by man in the form of forts. In the time of November, the city turns into a pleasant winter as the Thar desert starts to cool and a place that prevails in the air. This time is best suited for desert safaris, sightseeing, and strolling around the city as the temperature doesn’t climb over 24°C and the weather is dry, but cool during November, which helps in making for some amazing days and evenings for tourists where we can also visit the imposing Jaisalmer Fort, one of the fewest living forts in the world as it still houses one-fourth of Jaisalmer’s population is all that can be covered. Here are some other important attractions are Patwon Ki Haveli, Bada Bagh, Salim Singh Ki Haveli, Khuri Dunes, Khaba Fort, Surya Gate, Gadisar Lake, and the deserts of Thar.

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11. Neil Island

This place is a stunning little island about 30 km south of Andaman that is an island known for its quiet, idyllic beaches, slow village life, and relaxation that is right out of dreams along With its rolls of palm trees, glittering sandy beaches, coral reefs, and pristine water, Neil Island becomes a coveted tourist destination from November to March, when the rains recede and winters set in. Here the temperatures range between 14°C-30°C and make outdoor activities we can also visit the many beaches on Neil Island, named after the mythological characters of Ramayana such as Bharatpur Beach, Sitapur Beach (known for its sunrise), Laxmanpur Beach (known for its sunsets), and Ramnagar Beach (known for its water sports and relaxation that we can technically walk around the whole island in just two hours, where can also hire a bicycle and cycle around the rolling meadows of salad and vegetables.

12. Binsar

This is a beautiful place where we can surround ourselves with dense forests and exotic biodiversity against the backdrop of the Himalayan peaks get away from our mundane routine for a while and begin our escapade of thrill and excitement as we travel to Binsar. The Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary is the ideal location that offers trekking opportunities to explore wildlife and photograph. Binsar is a less-crowded destination, where we can have an incredible time while encountering rich flora and fauna and enjoying a cool climate and can stroll the pathways surrounded by lush greenery and wildlife and have the best time where we can create unforgettable memories in the haven with our partner, friends, or family. We should remember to look for cozy homestays, guest houses, or resorts for comfortable stays where we can go and explore nature beautifully and experience its simplicity and calm sound.

13. Coorg

This is the place that creates a quick getaway for many from Bangalore, Coorg is a mesmerizing hill station awaiting our presence and it is also known as Kodagu, and boasts picturesque coffee or tea plantations, and breathtaking landscapes. As trekkers and nature lovers, where we may consider Coorg as a paradise for its cascading waterfalls, rich wildlife, and lush greenery. However, we can witness the rich Kodava culture through festivals and traditional cuisine, heightening our overall vacation experience we can also go and visit here surely heals energizes, and lightens our inner self and it can add the top destinations to the itinerary, such as  Omkareshwara Temple and Chiklihole Reservoir for the best time. There are some popular vacationers, Coorg is an amazing place that we must explore and add an immersive traveling experience to our travel diaries where we can go and create lots of unforgettable memories.

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14. Kasol

This is the place, if we are a mountain climber or a nature lover, nothing can beat the surreal vistas and tranquil ambiance of Kasol and as backpackers, trekkers, and outdoor enthusiasts, a journey to Kasol is mesmerizing. Here, we can witness the rich cultural aura and indulge in Israeli cuisine for a gastronomical experience to discover exciting trekking routes of Kheerganga and Malana for a remarkable vacation. Here’s why every man should travel solo at least once in his life just because not only will let us discover a new you and find a direction for ourselves, but we’d return with experiences of a lifetime and there’s no better place than Kasol, one of the most beautiful places in India. The destination allows us to enjoy the lap of nature where we can also check out more things to do in Kasol and delve into the allure of the magical Himalayas that we must experience.

15. Tirthan Valley

This is the best place that is best for striking a perfect balance between peace and adventure, Tirthan Valley is a tourist destination in India that has recently gained much popularity among famous travelers across the world It is located in the district of Kullu, Tirthan has something to offer everyone that is verdant grandeur is why it is counted among the best places to visit in India. As trekkers and nature lovers, look for Tirthan Valley Trek and encounter wildlife to enjoy overnight camping with bonfires and star gazing for an overwhelming experience. Overall, the lush greenery, pleasant climate, and rich biodiversity all together create a mystical effect on all travelers to embark on adventures that interest us, be it wildlife sightings or trekking and despite what kind of traveler we are, Tirthan Valley in Himachal Pradesh surely offers limitless adventures where we can go and explore the nature.

16. Shillong

Let’s step into Meghalaya’s capital, Shillong, also known as the ‘Scotland of India’ Its rolling hills and picturesque landscapes offer travelers limitless opportunities for the ultimate experience of whether the weather is mild throughout the year, making it a perfect place to visit in India anytime that we can witness the rich culture and go shopping in the lively markets. Additionally, we can trek to Shillong Peak, go camping, and encounter rich wildlife for a thrilling experience. During the expedition, we can sightsee the magical waterfalls and discover hidden caves to add a dimension of the unknown to the vacation. Whether we are planning a trip to Shillong with a partner, family, or friends, the capital city is the best travel destination where we can visit the ‘Scotland of India’ and surround ourselves with lush greenery, rich biodiversity, and panoramic vistas.

17. Kodaikanal

We can translate this into “the gift of the forests”, Kodaikanal is one of the richest and beautiful blessings of nature that the state of Tamil Nadu has received and given to its travelers to explore the lush forests encircled by the hills, and filled with cascading waterfalls and pillar formations, Kodaikanal is undoubtedly one of the best places to visit in India before we get die. From blissful temples to nature’s wonders, there are myriad places to explore in Kodaikanal and indulge in the real essence of nature that is hailed as the Princes of hill stations, the weather in the place is amusing and adds an extra dose of charm to our trip. Whether we are looking for a family vacation place or planning a friend’s day hangout, this hill station is a perfect escape from the city noise where we can create and capture countless memories.

18. Darjeeling

This place is considered the most frequented tourist destination in India, Darjeeling is a common name in the houses of those who love chai more than anything else. that is renowned across the world for its varieties of tea, Darjeeling effortlessly charms everyone with its refreshing greens and soothing blues to delight the senses of visitors with mesmerizing views of the Kanchenjunga mountain range, this hill station is quite famous and known as the “Queen of the Hills” and this is one of the amazing attractions of Darjeeling is its Rangeet Valley Passenger Ropeway which is also famous as one of the longest cable cars in Asia. If we want to witness the most stunning sunrise view then visit Tiger Hill and add an amazing experience to our traveling diaries that flaunt its rich cultural and natural heritage, Darjeeling is home to many tourist attractions where we can go and enjoy the natural beauty.

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19. Mt. Kanchenjunga 

This is the best place along with the spectacular view of Mt. Kanchenjunga in the backdrop and alluring clouds covering the peaks, Gangtok appears to be an intact painted picture that looks amazing. This beautiful hill station is located amidst the mountains and clouds and is also a base for many trekkers who hike up to the Himalayan ranges It is one of the most beautiful hill stations, with a blend of traditions and urbanization to look for offbeat places near Gangtok to discover hidden gems and have a unique travel experience. Gangtok is a haven for all nature lovers and adventurous souls as it is an abode of all adrenaline-fueled activities. Here we can plan a visit to Gangtok for a surreal experience to explore nature’s beauty along with lush grasslands, hilly mountains, and dense forests that we must visit and experience with our loved ones.

20. Shimoga

This is the place that is an offbeat and picturesque hill station, Shimoga is the true gem of Karnataka that is bestowed with verdant hills, valleys, thick forests, and wildlife, Shimoga speaks of nothing but surreal and scenic beauty along with a pleasant climate and mesmerizing sceneries, that will have the time of your life here and is considered one of the most offbeat places to visit in India before we turn into 30 by flaunting its natural beauty and gurgling waterfalls, Shimoga is a gem that holds great religious significance and attracts pilgrims from all over the world and id we are looking for a blissful escape then it is the perfect place to plan our vacation to capture the beautiful waterfalls, visit amusement parks, go for scuba diving, explore historical temples and forts, admire the architecture of temples and forts, ride a coracle at the location.

Conclusion

The lovely aura of November month will add extra delight to our trip which is for endless sightseeing excursions and enriching cultural experiences, Hampi, Udaipur, and Varanasi would be among the best places in India to visit in November due to the best weather and temperature conditions that are warm and pleasant. However, if we claim to be an adrenaline junkie, the destinations like Manali, Bir, and Wayanad are not only hubs of adventure sports but are also quite popular with the picturesque with their hilly landscapes. Besides, those who are planning a laid-back beach vacation also have excellent choices, namely Alibaug, Gokarna, and many more beautiful places where we can go and explore.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. Hill stations to visit in India in November:

Ans: Manali, Himachal Pradesh – Snowy peaks, adventure sports, and scenic beauty.

Shimla, Himachal Pradesh – Colonial charm, pleasant weather, and Mall Road stroll.

Darjeeling, West Bengal – Tea gardens, Toy Train rides, and Kanchenjunga views.

Munnar, Kerala – Lush green tea plantations and pleasant climate.

Ooty, Tamil Nadu – Botanical gardens, toy train, and misty hills.

2. Best places to visit in India with friends in November:

Ans: Goa – Perfect weather, beach parties, and vibrant nightlife.

Rishikesh – Adventure sports like river rafting, camping, and bungee jumping.

Jaipur – Explore forts, palaces, and the cultural richness of Rajasthan.

Manali – Snow-capped mountains, paragliding, and scenic beauty.

Pondicherry – French vibes, beautiful beaches, and café hopping.

3. Best places to visit in India in November with family:

Ans: Rajasthan (Jaipur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer) – Pleasant weather, royal palaces, camel safaris, and cultural experiences.

Goa – Comfortable beach weather, water sports, and vibrant nightlife.

Kerala (Munnar, Alleppey, Kochi) – Serene backwaters, lush greenery, and houseboat stays.

Himachal Pradesh (Shimla, Manali, Dharamshala) – Cool climate, snow-capped peaks, and adventure activities.

Andaman & Nicobar Islands – Crystal-clear beaches, water sports, and tropical beauty.

4. Best places in India for couples to visit in November:

Ans: Udaipur, Rajasthan – Romantic lakes, royal palaces, and a dreamy ambiance.

Goa – Perfect weather for beach relaxation, parties, and water sports.

Munnar, Kerala – Misty hills, tea gardens, and cozy resorts.

Andaman & Nicobar Islands – Crystal-clear waters, secluded beaches, and adventure activities.

Shimla & Manali, Himachal Pradesh – Snowy peaks, cozy cafes, and scenic landscapes.