Understanding Govardhan Puja: Weather and Traditions in India
Understanding Govardhan Puja: Weather and Traditions in India
Global · Published Oct 31, 2026
• Govardhan Puja, celebrated after Diwali, is a significant festival in India.
• Learn about its cultural importance, weather considerations, and how it is observed across the country.

Weather Patterns During Govardhan Puja

Govardhan Puja typically falls in November, during the post-monsoon season in India. By this time, the southwest monsoon has usually retreated, and the weather is cooler and drier. However, occasional cyclonic activity in the Bay of Bengal can bring unseasonal rainfall to eastern and coastal regions of India. It is advisable to stay updated on local weather forecasts, especially if you plan outdoor celebrations or travel during this time.

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