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Magadh · Middle & Lower Gangetic Plain
भूभाग और पारिस्थितिक अंचल
Humid subtropical, hotter and drier than north Bihar — around 1,000 mm of rain, falling almost entirely between late June and September, and less reliable than the northern districts receive. May and June reach 42–45 °C with a hot westerly wind; January nights fall to 6–8 °C.
भू-आकृतियाँ
नदियाँ और जलाशय
साल भर
| मौसम | महीने | सामान्य | कैसा रहता है |
|---|---|---|---|
| Winter | November–February | 6–24 °C | Cool and dry, and the region's season — tilkut is pounded in Gaya, the Bodh Gaya monasteries fill with pilgrims and Tibetan teachings, and Makar Sankranti brings dahi-chura and til. |
| Summer | March–June | 26–45 °C | Very hot and dry, with the rivers reduced to sand. Sattu, chura and green mango carry the working day. |
| Monsoon | July–September | 27–35 °C | The rivers run for a few weeks and the ahar-pyne system captures what it can. Paddy transplanting, and the ropni songs sung with it. |
| Post-monsoon | October | 22–32 °C | Clear and green, with Pitru Paksha at Gaya and Chhath at the month's end — the busiest weeks of the region's year. |
घूमने का सबसे अच्छा समयOctober to March. Pitru Paksha at Gaya, in September or October, is extraordinary but the city is completely full; Bodh Gaya is at its best from December to February, when the Tibetan teaching season brings tens of thousands of pilgrims.
Magadh की जलवायु, भू-आकृतियाँ, नदियाँ और मौसम, और घूमने के लिए साल का सबसे अच्छा समय। (4)