Weather in Jaipur is extremely hot in summers and bitterly cold in winters. The charmingly tourist-loved city mainly has three types of seasons. The hot sun in summers, foggy winters and scanty monsoons are the ones that this city sees. However, winter is the best season to come here and explore the city. Jaipur is close to the desert area but one will rarely find any glimpses of it within the city.

Jaipur is situated at an altitude of 431m, above sea level. It is the capital city of Rajasthan located in the north-eastern region of the state.

 
Dominating winter season prevails, from October to March. Throughout winters, fog is prominent in the evenings. However, the days are comparatively sunny and cozy enough. During the nights the temperature dips deep to even 3^oC.

Summers are very hot as the temperature soars to 45^oC and spans from March till June. If in case visiting during summers, light-colored clothes are preferred such as cotton and muslin, covering parts of the body fully.

The monsoons are not very prominent which generally start from mid- July. A lot of people hang out at forts during rainy season and enjoy the weather. Jaipur generally faces scarceness of water as the average rainfall is recorded to be very less or insufficient.