Narkanda is also home to the 18th-century Stokes Farm, which is widely known for its apple orchards. Give Boonies a chance to give you a guided tour where you can see varieties of apples and several experiments being done in collaboration with leading agro companies. Narkanda has also emerged as a haven for adventure enthusiasts and offers great opportunities for trekking, skiing, and other popular winter sports.

The 18th-century Stokes Farm, well-known for its apple orchards, is another location in Narkanda. Accept the gracious offer of a free guided tour from the Stokes family, where you will view a number of apple types and other research being conducted in association with top agricultural firms. With excellent chances for trekking, skiing, and other well-liked winter activities, Narkanda has also become a paradise for adventure seekers.

The greatest season to visit Narkanda is summer since of the lovely temperature swings from 10 and 30 degrees Celsius. Apart from being somewhat chilly, Narkanda 's winters are practically as full, which makes it a perfect location for skiing in the Himalayan Shivalik Ranges. Many people appreciate visiting the small town of Narkanda since their winters are cold and snowy. Those who like to ski should come during this season. The monsoons bring little rains. If you therefore dislike the cold, summer is the ideal season for you.

Summer at Narkanda (April–June)

The impact of a severe winter still makes Narkanda 's April quite cold. The temperature then steadily moves from its starting range of 10°C to 15°C later on. Given little rain, the roads are safe for driving on. The small village changes into a stunning spring flowering season following the last winter. April and May are when one may see the mountain blossoms. With temperatures climbing several degrees, the weather starts to resemble a warm temperate atmosphere as summer approaches. Narkanda's summers have a maximum temperature of roughly 30°C, hence they are not very hot and muggy. By the end of June Narkanda's rich, ripe landscape is ready for the monsoon season. May through June and July are the busiest months here during the finest of the weather. Keep in mind, nevertheless, that the peak season hike causes tickets and lodging to sell out quickly and significantly increases their price. Reserve yours so right away.

Narkanda's monsoon (July–September)

Narkanda gets much of rain during the monsoon season. The ground is in its best foliage and beauty during this period. The end of summer can be somewhat hot with the sun shining brilliantly above. Worse still, there can be too much precipitation, bringing in the often heavy rains of the south-west monsoon. It lasts until September and begins to pour more frequently at the end of July. Still, this is not the best time to visit Narkanda given the severe rain, mud, and hazardous mountain roads.

Narkanda's winter ( October–February)

After being nourished all through the monsoon season, the Mountain Rivers are in full flow; conifers and pines are at their most vibrant and greenest; and the whole area is breathtaking, hence autumn is a perfect season to visit. Furthermore, by now the summer audience would have moved on as the peak season was ending. As such, hotel stays and airline tickets are far less costly. Narkanda experiences a somewhat fascinating winter every year. Once all the tourism for the year has stopped, Narkanda gets ready for the amazing winter ski events. The winters in Narkanda are hard for folks from warm-weather areas. Temperatures might drop to -10°C or perhaps less. The village is utterly blanketed in snow and ice from the strong downpour. Though there are few visitors, those who enjoy skiing or snow trekking in the Himalayas will find this to be a fantastic opportunity to engage in their preferred sport.