(October-February)Pleasant weather with temperatures between 20-30°C. Ideal for temple tours, coastal exploration, and outdoor activities. Accommodation prices increase by 25-40% during major festivals.
(June-September)Monsoon season brings occasional heavy rainfall, particularly to coastal areas. Lush landscapes and fewer crowds at many sites. Prices typically 15-25% lower except during specific festivals.
(March-May)Summer heat with temperatures reaching 35-45°C across inland areas. Coastal regions slightly more comfortable. Accommodation prices drop by 20-30% but outdoor exploration challenging during daytime.
Telugu is the primary language; English understood in tourist areas and by educated locals; simple Telugu phrases like "Namaskaram" (greeting) enhance interactions.
Andhra Pradesh experiences a tropical climate with regional variations. Coastal areas (Visakhapatnam, Kakinada) remain warm and humid year-round with temperatures ranging from 24-35°C. Inland regions (Tirupati, Vijayawada) experience hotter summers with temperatures reaching 40-45°C during March-May. The state receives rainfall primarily during the southwest monsoon (June-September) and northeast monsoon (October-December), with coastal areas receiving higher precipitation. Humidity remains high along the coast throughout the year, while inland areas experience drier conditions outside the monsoon seasons.