collect difference between India seasons and Europe seasons
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India is a very huge country so climate is changing from south to north and from east to west... But usually summer in India is from end of April until June, weather is hot and temperature can raise from 40°C and more. From July to September it is Monsoon season.
Most populous democracy in the world, occupying seventh place on the size of its territory, the largest in the world cinema supplier, a wise and mysterious India, is a country in South Asia on the Indian subcontinent, from the South washed by the Indian ocean, from the West – the Arabian sea, and on the East by the Bay of Bengal.
Crazy, noisy, full of contrasts, dirty, but at the same time bright and stunning. All about India – one of the oldest countries of the world or to love with all our heart, or hated, for she does not tolerate compromise. The modern face of India is evident in the amazing variety of religions and castes, landscapes, sights and sounds, the people, known for its warm welcome and lots of love to trade in crowded cities and chaotic traffic on the roads.
From lush jungles to sun-bleached deserts, from soaring mountain peaks of the Himalayas to Golden beaches of Goa, from yoga centers to exciting rave discos in the open air – India has something to offer to all its guests. And she's not short. Every year during the tourist season, which lasts from October to March, comes to more than 6 million tourists from all over the world. As a rule, the inexplicable attractiveness of the country prevails, and most of them come back again and again.
Forever blooming India boasts a huge amount of precipitation. But this is only for the benefit of its lush vegetation. It rains often afraid tourists who are going on holiday in this country.
And although considered to be the best time to travel to India between October and March, each season has its own unique beauty. Much depends on the choice of area. So, in the Thar desert in the West there are virtually no precipitation, and East of the earth richly impregnated with rain water, providing a lush plant growth and a variety of wildlife. The South is always warm, and in the North the winter is cold enough. But the climate of the Indo-Gangetic plain is a bit like the Russian continental: hot summers and cold winters.
Most populous democracy in the world, occupying seventh place on the size of its territory, the largest in the world cinema supplier, a wise and mysterious India, is a country in South Asia on the Indian subcontinent, from the South washed by the Indian ocean, from the West – the Arabian sea, and on the East by the Bay of Bengal.
Crazy, noisy, full of contrasts, dirty, but at the same time bright and stunning. All about India – one of the oldest countries of the world or to love with all our heart, or hated, for she does not tolerate compromise. The modern face of India is evident in the amazing variety of religions and castes, landscapes, sights and sounds, the people, known for its warm welcome and lots of love to trade in crowded cities and chaotic traffic on the roads.
From lush jungles to sun-bleached deserts, from soaring mountain peaks of the Himalayas to Golden beaches of Goa, from yoga centers to exciting rave discos in the open air – India has something to offer to all its guests. And she's not short. Every year during the tourist season, which lasts from October to March, comes to more than 6 million tourists from all over the world. As a rule, the inexplicable attractiveness of the country prevails, and most of them come back again and again.
Forever blooming India boasts a huge amount of precipitation. But this is only for the benefit of its lush vegetation. It rains often afraid tourists who are going on holiday in this country.
And although considered to be the best time to travel to India between October and March, each season has its own unique beauty. Much depends on the choice of area. So, in the Thar desert in the West there are virtually no precipitation, and East of the earth richly impregnated with rain water, providing a lush plant growth and a variety of wildlife. The South is always warm, and in the North the winter is cold enough. But the climate of the Indo-Gangetic plain is a bit like the Russian continental: hot summers and cold winters.
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India and Europe have got different seasons in the following dimensions
Climate
In India the climate is averaged whereby there is hot , cool climate
On the basis of climate, Europe is one of the temperate world regions which experiences cold climate
The rainfall in India is even distributed within the year with some western parts experiencing dry conditions
In Europe again there is enough rainfall and ice in most of the time.
In India there is enough sunlight
Europe do receives less sun
The season in these two regions tends to be the opposite of another as it has been witnessed above .
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