Babin Rijal
 Western Europe: Let's say you want to visit Western Europe, then I recommend at the beginning of autumn or in the middle of spring. The beginning of autumn has this light pinch in the air that is beautiful as the day progresses. Many cities in Western Europe are also characterized by a little sun, so you can enjoy your days. The late spring is again similar weather conditions. Let's say an average of about 17-20 degrees. I like this time.
South Europe: This part of Europe is very very warm. Some parts of Italy and Spain can even reach 40 degrees Celsius around this period. I am currently in Spain (Barcelona, ​​Madrid, Las Palmas) and the weather is hot as the weather of Western Europe. It is about 23 degrees on average and you can spend your days without jacket. Big bonuses. Southern Europe also has a lot of beaches, so it's logical to visit at the same time you can wear your swimsuit and yet freeze.
Northern Europe: This part of Europe can have a very cold during the winter, even at the beginning of spring and the end of the autumn months. Yes, if you want to see the northern litters then at the end of September in late March, it is dark after 18h and we like the maximum chance to see it. However, if it's something you've ever seen or is not on the route of your current trip, choose the summer. The summers are beautiful but not intense in the North Europe.
Eastern Europe: The summers are fabulous here. The weather is hot and often sunny. It is the true summer of Europe, and if you like swimming or sunbathing, this period of the year will be your only chance. The countryside is green and beautiful, if not as colorful as it was at the end of May and early June. However, there are too many travelers here around this period. If you want to avoid crowds, late spring is also a good idea. Weather-Wise, this is one of the best moments of traveling. It's hot, a little sun is likely, and the days are long. On the other hand, it often rains. The beginning of autumn is a good time. Catch the beauty of Eastern Europe at that time before it becomes too cold.
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