Where2Go by MakeMyTrip • 19 Jun 2025
Daytime temperatures often soar past 45°C, making sightseeing unbearable. Many outdoor activities are limited, and the desert heat can feel relentless.
With scorching winds and extreme humidity, summer travel becomes uncomfortable in Qatar. Most outdoor attractions are also inaccessible due to the heat.
Monsoon rains arrive in many parts, leading to travel delays and flooding in Thailand. Combined with sticky humidity, it’s not ideal for temple-hopping or beaches.
Blistering desert temperatures and dry winds make exploring the ancient ruins of Egypt tiring. Limited shade and long walks can quickly lead to exhaustion.
Places like Delhi, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh face heatwaves above 45°C. Outdoor sightseeing is harsh, and dust-laden winds reduce travel comfort.
Dry, intense heat combined with little vegetation or shade makes summer months especially gruelling for any kind of outdoor exploration in Saudi Arabia.
Cities like Seville and Córdoba regularly top 40°C during summers, with crowded tourist spots and little respite from the heat, especially in historic quarters.
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