In March, the apricot trees burst into pink blossom. On the higher slopes the giant rhododendrons with their crimson flowers give the appearance of trees decked out in gala with little red lanterns. Early in June the horse-chestnuts are in flower, millions of wild bees humming round them. By July masses of blue and purple iris are splashed over the hillside. Buttercups range in colour from the familiar golden yellow to pink red. Fruit farming has become a major industry in the Kullu Valley. Apples and pears of high quality are plentiful — as cheap as they are luscious — together with cherries, apricots, plums and peaches. In addition to natural beauty, Kullu is loved by the visitors for its cultural heritage, temples, hilly treks and adventure activities.
Visiting Kullu During Summer Season: The summer in Kullu commences from March and lasts till June. The climate remains pleasant and suitable for local sightseeing and adventure sports. The temperature of Kullu valley varies between 4°C to 21°C. For the tourists coming for sightseeing, it is the best time to visit Kullu. Hotels & lodging facilities will cost higher in this duration.
Visiting Kullu During Winter Season: The winter season in Kullu starts from October and continues till February. The temperature of Kullu valley varies between 2°C to 18°C. The tourists keen to enjoy snowfall visit Kullu in winter. The hotels, lodges & accommodations cost quite less compared to high season. It is the ideal season for honeymoon couples to have a sojourn in Kullu.
Visiting Kullu During Monsoon Season: Monsoon season in Kullu starts in July and lasts till mid-September. The temperature of the valley varies from 11°C to 22°C. Rainfall and humidity remains very high. These times of year are the slowest with tourists. The hotels, lodges & accommodations cost quite less compared to high season.