Ambaji weather in July

July in Ambaji, Gujarat, marks the onset of the monsoon season. The temperature ranges approximately between 26.2°C and 30.9°C. The region experiences moderate to heavy rainfall, which brings a refreshing change to the landscape, transforming the arid region into a lush green paradise. The weather is humid but the cool breeze from the Aravalli range makes it pleasant. The monsoon season is off-peak for tourism due to the rains, but it attracts a certain type of traveller who enjoys the monsoon and the scenic beauty it brings. The famous Ambaji temple looks even more serene during the rains.

Things to Do in Ambaji in July

• Visit the Ambaji Temple During Monsoon Aarti: The Ambaji Temple, one of the 51 Shakti Peethas, looks enchanting in the rains. The wet marble floors, the fragrance of incense, and the rhythmic chants create a mystical atmosphere. Attending the evening Aarti (prayer ceremony).
• Take a Rainy Trek to Gabbar Hill: Gabbar Hill, believed to be the site where the heart of Goddess Sati fell, is a sacred place with 999 steps leading up to the shrine. In July, the rains bring a fresh, misty charm to the hill, making the trek an exciting yet peaceful experience.
• Experience the Tranquility of Mansarovar Lake: Mansarovar, a holy pond said to be created by Lord Krishna, is an ideal place to unwind. The monsoon enhances its beauty, with lotus flowers blooming on the water and the reflections of dark clouds making it a photographer’s delight.
• Explore Kumbhariya Jain Temples: Located just 2 km from Ambaji, the Kumbhariya Jain Temples date back to the 11th century. These beautifully carved temples, dedicated to Jain Tirthankaras, look breathtaking when washed by the monsoon rains.
• Relish Monsoon Street Food: Nothing complements a rainy day better than hot snacks. Try bhajiyas (fritters), makai (corn), and masala chai (spiced tea) from local vendors while enjoying the cool breeze.