Hottest Places In Rajasthan: Although Rajasthan is known for its historical heritage, palaces and cultural colors, the heat here is no less famous. In the months of May and June the temperature rises above 45 degrees, and heat waves (loo) seem to rain fire from the sky. If you are one of those people who cannot tolerate extreme heat, then these 8 hot places of Rajasthan are not suitable for your summer trip.

sriganganagar

Sri Ganganagar, situated in the north of Rajasthan, is an agricultural area adjacent to the border of Punjab. Although there is a lot of greenery here, the temperature reaches 47 degrees Celsius in summer. The sun is so strong during the day that there is silence on the streets. The effect of hot air is so much that going out seems no less than a challenge.

Churu

Churu is often called the ‘Gateway to the Thar Desert’ and it is second to none in terms of heat. The temperature reaches 48 degrees in May-June. Due to hot winds and dry weather the environment here becomes very dry. If your skin burns easily or you get tired easily, it is better to stay away from churro.

Bikaner

Bikaner is famous for its fort and Bhujia, but the heat here sometimes becomes unbearable. The temperature here can go up to 46-47 degrees during the day. Nights also do not provide much relief as the temperature does not fall very low. Due to being a desert area, there is lack of moisture in the air, due to which the heat seems more prickly.

Barmer

Summer is often at its peak in Barmer, located in western Rajasthan. Despite being a border area, the heat here is no less than that of any city. The temperature can go up to 48 degrees Celsius, and the sun is so strong that even the shade feels hot. Traveling here in summer is equivalent to baking yourself.

Phalodi

Phalodi is known as the city that recorded the highest temperature in India – it reached 51 degrees Celsius in 2016. In this city, the heat is at its peak and it seems almost impossible to avoid heatstroke. If you feel dizzy or tired in extreme heat, it is wise to stay away from this place.

Nagaur

Nagaur is a historical city, but it gets scorching hot in summer. The temperature can reach 45-47 degrees and dry weather worsens the situation. The city becomes almost deserted in the afternoon as going out is a risky decision.

Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer is known as ‘Sonar Fort’ and ‘Golden City’, but in summer the city feels like it is burning. The temperature here ranges between 45-47 degrees during the day, and the heat of the sand makes it even more scorching. Going here in summer outside the tourist season not only makes you take photos but also makes you sweat a lot.

Fatehpur (Sikar)

This small town of Sikar district faces no less heat than any big city in summer. The temperature often crosses 46 degrees. The winds here also feel burning during the day, and even without the humidity the weather becomes very unpleasant. Traveling here in summer can test your patience.