Answered by Narendra
The best time to visit usually comes down to weather, crowds and cost, and these three rarely line up perfectly. A place can be at its most beautiful in the peak season and also at its most expensive and busy, so part of planning is deciding which of those matters most to you.
On each destination we try to describe what the different seasons feel like, so you can weigh a quieter, cheaper trip against the liveliest time of year. Shoulder seasons, the weeks just before and after the peak, are often a good balance of decent weather and lighter crowds.
If you have fixed dates because of work or school, plan around the conditions you will actually meet rather than the ideal ones. Knowing what to expect lets you pack and book sensibly, which matters far more than chasing a perfect week that may not fit your life.