The Ajodhya Hills, also known as the Ayodhya Hills, are a portion of the Dalma Mountain range that runs between West Bengal & Jharkhand and are located roughly 250 kilometers from Kolkata. According to folklore, the Ayodhya Hills were the location of Lord Rama and Sita's exiled palace.
The months of September through March are ideal for a trip to Ayodhya Hills because of the beautiful skies and mild temperatures. The settlement of Baghmundi offers a number of places to stay, including a Forest Rest House. 42 kilometers separate Purulia from Ayodhya Hills.
The middle of the year is when the weather is at its most pleasant, with warm temperatures and a lack of precipitation. These are the wettest months of the year, with an average of 9-16 wet days per month. Purulia in Summer (March-June) is the peak tourist season, with June-August being the second busiest. In the middle of summer, the temperature in Purulia can reach as high as 41 degrees Celsius.
Evenings & nights are relatively mild, with a minimum temperature of 23 degrees Celsius. Bring an umbrella and some water to keep you hydrated, and takes advantage of the low off-season pricing in Purulia and the relatively empty popular attractions. Because of this, the summer is the perfect time for budget-conscious vacationers to visit Purulia.
Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the valley while hiking in the Ayodhya hills. To mark the end of the harvest and celebrate the arrival of cooler weather, rural communities have festivities each summer.
Temperatures in Purulia range from around 3 degrees Celsius to about 20 degrees Celsius, making the winter months of October through February the most pleasant time to go. The days are lovely, pleasant, and just the right amount of cool. It is highly recommended to bring woolens and coats in order to combat the bone-chilling cold of the nights.
From July through September, Purulia experiences a dramatic shift in weather due to the monsoon. Rain is likely if you plan on doing any sightseeing, as temperatures will drop to the 20s and 30s. At night, the air is cool and damp, making for a restful experience. The lush foliage of the Dolma Range, including Ajodhya Hill & Joychandi Hill, is particularly beautiful after a monsoon rainstorm. Hiking up Ajodhya Hill is a rewarding challenge for experienced hikers.