Destinations

March is one of the most underrated months to honeymoon in India. This is mainly because it sits comfortably between the retreating chill of winter and the rising heat of summer. This offers couples a very short period of window with balanced weather across much of the country.

Getting married at the start of the year is a great way to start your new life with a clean slate. However, it also provides you with the benefit of enjoying your honeymoon in February. Now that you’ve navigated the whirlwind of the wedding, you deserve a breath of air. 

February is arguably the most versatile month to honeymoon in India. It is the perfect pause between winter and spring. This is when the extreme chill is easing in the north, the desert is comfortably cool, and the coastal areas have perfect, dry sunshine before the pre-monsoon heat sets in. 

The wedding is over. The last guest has left, the heavy outfits are packed away, and while you’re officially a “we,” you’re also officially exhausted.

January is a spectacular month to honeymoon in India, but if a 10-day expedition across Rajasthan or the Andamans feels like too much, you’re not alone.