The best time to go to Dhela is from October to June, with the winter and spring months offering particularly pleasant weather for wildlife viewing.
The Dhela zone, a part of the Jim Corbett National Park, is generally open to visitors from mid-October to mid-June. During these months, the weather is more agreeable, making it comfortable for safaris and exploring the natural surroundings. The monsoon season, from July to September, typically sees heavier rainfall, which can make forest tracks difficult to navigate and often leads to the closure of certain zones within the park.
For those prioritising wildlife sightings, the cooler months from November to February are often ideal. The vegetation is less dense, and animals tend to be more active during the day, increasing your chances of spotting them. The mornings and evenings can be quite cool, so packing layers is advisable.
If you prefer warmer weather and are interested in exploring the wider region around Dhela, the spring months of March to June are also excellent. The temperatures rise, but it's still generally comfortable before the peak heat of summer.
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