Jaisalmer's golden dunes shimmer under blazing sun, with temperatures nearing 47°C. The intense heat and dry air make outdoor sightseeing uncomfortable during the summer months.

Bikaner experiences sweltering days with scorching winds that sap your energy. Summer is not ideal for exploring its forts, markets, or indulging in street food.

Barmer, nestled deep in the Thar Desert, faces extreme heat waves. Travelling here during summer can be exhausting, especially without access to shaded or air-conditioned spots.

Known as the Sun City, Jodhpur bakes under relentless sunlight in summer. Exploring Mehrangarh Fort or local bazaars becomes taxing in 45°C heat.

Nagaur’s arid environment and frequent hot winds create tough travel conditions. Summer temperatures often make it unbearable for heritage walks or visiting its famous cattle fairgrounds.

Churu regularly tops temperature charts, making it one of India’s hottest cities. Even basic outdoor activities during summer can become a serious health hazard.

Phalodi once hit a staggering 51°C, the highest in India. Dry conditions and high temperatures make sightseeing or travel here particularly punishing in peak summer.

With its desert terrain and scorching sun, Pokhran offers no escape from the heat. Its historical importance is overshadowed by dangerously high summer temperatures.

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