April · India
Best time to visit Jaipur in April Weather, crowds & prices
Weather in Jaipur in April
Average temperature 30°C, 1 mm of rain, about 30 days with 6+ hours of sunshine and 22% humidity — based on the five most recent complete years of ERA5 data (2021–2025).
April score
6.0/10
Ranked #8 of 12 months
- Avg temp
- 30°C
- Rainfall
- 1 mm
- Humidity
- 22%
- Days with 6h+ sun
- 30
- Crowd Density
- Moderate Crowds
- Average Expenses
- $$ · Moderate Cost ($$)
April in Jaipur scores 6.0/10 for sightseeing and cultural travel - ranked #8 of 12. Expect around 30°C, 1 mm of rain, and roughly 30 days with 6+ hours of sunshine this month.
Jaipur's pink city walls, Amber fort and Hawa Mahal make it Rajasthan's most colourful capital.
April in Jaipur: mixed conditions, plan around the weather
April averages 30°C (87°F), so the practical pattern is early mornings, a long midday break, and evenings back outside.
Rain is a non-issue at 1 mm for the month, with about 30 days with 6+ hours of sunshine and 12.8 hours of daylight to work with.
It scores 6/10 here, 8th of 12 months, against 9.8/10 in the destination's best month.
Pack the lightest breathable clothing you own, a hat, and more water than feels necessary.
Plan for mid-season pricing, with crowds are moderate.
Flexible dates? February scores 3.8 points higher here — enough to change the trip.
Frequently asked
- What is the weather like in Jaipur in April?
- In April, Jaipur averages 30°C, 1 mm of rain, and about 30 days with 6+ hours of sunshine. Its climate-comfort score is 6.0/10.
- Is April a good time to visit Jaipur?
- April earns a 6.0/10 climate-comfort score. Use the year-round chart to weigh the weather against your budget and crowd preferences.
- How much does it rain in Jaipur in April?
- Expect about 1 mm of rain in April. Average humidity is 22% and there are about 30 days with 6+ hours of sunshine.
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