Uttrakhand, the sister state to Himachal Pradesh, is far less well-known. However, there are many interesting things to see and do there. Pangoot, which may be found in the beautiful Kumaon region, is a sight to behold from any angle. Pangot's allure is amplified by the nice climate, which complements the laid-back atmosphere of the town thanks to its location in the shadow of snow-capped mountains.
There is something special about this area during every month of the year. However, only local birds would be visible during the monsoon season. If birds are what you care about, then the winter is your happy place. Many birds that fly south for the winter would have settled here.
The climate at Pangot is very mild all year. From November through February, the hill station is blanketed in deep snow. Temperatures can plummet below -8 degrees Celsius, which is very cold.
Temperatures in the summer hover around 10–25 degrees Celsius and are generally mild. Pangot has widely varying average temperatures.
Humidity makes temperatures feel warmer for about half the year, while the other half is pleasant with a minimal chance of precipitation. Among popular vacation spots around the world, the local climate ranks in the upper 40s in terms of pleasantness (the 44th percentile).
If you desire to see the attractions in Pangot during the day, when the warmth of the sun stays high for the longest amount of time, June is the best time to go.
Avoid going during the height of the monsoon, July and August, as the heavy rains will make the ground too treacherous to safely navigate.
In this section, "significant precipitation" means at least 0.1 inches. Late January as well as early February has the fewest chances of precipitation. For instance, there are often no rainy days during the week of 29th of January. However, the middle of August is when precipitation is most likely to occur, with the week of August 13th often seeing an average of four days of substantial precipitation.
Pangot is most enjoyable during the months of March and June, and September and November.
If you're fine with taking a chance on getting wet, then come in September; if you'd rather like a bit rain, then January is your best bet.