Shri Chamkaur Sahib has four distinct seasons: Hot Summer, Cold Winter, Monsoon season, and post-monsoon or transition season.
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So, this brings the question:
What time is best to visit Shri Chamkaur Sahib?
In short Post-monsoon or transition season is comfortable if you consider climate your reason to visit Shri Chamkaur Sahib.
But wait,
if I tell you that there are other reasons too for you to consider your visit?
Weather Report:
The weather of Shri Chamkaur Sahib is usually the same as other Northern cities of India. Let us discuss in detail these seasons.
- Summer: March to June period is called the summer. This season’s environment is sweltering and clear with longer days.
- Winter: The weather from the middle of November to February is cold. Winters are usually chilly, dry, and contain shorter days. A layer of Fog can be expected every day this season.
- Monsoon: Monsoon is also known as the rainy season. It starts from late June and continues till mid-September. On a scale of 100%, 30% of days are wet but 70% of days are cloudy and humid.
- Post-Monsoon: This period starts from the mid-September to the middle of November. This period is neither cold nor hot. This season is suitable for any kind of activity.
As I discuss above, there are many other reasons to choose the best time for your visit. Shri Chamkaur Sahib is a religious place. Many festivals and events are celebrated here.
Shri Chamkaur Sahib is known for the Battle of Chamkaur Sahib. This Battle was fought between Sikh Khalsa and the Mughal Army. In this Battle, two older sons of Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji martyred. In this remembrance, to these days, three-day Shahidi Zor Mela (remembrance fair) is taking place every year on 6-7-8 Poh (in December).
If you want to experience the spiritual energy or the environment, which is almost the same as the time of the Battle, then these days will be best suitable for you to visit.
