Delhi, India Clear Sky Chart
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Stargazing in Delhi, India
Delhi's winter fog and year-round air quality issues make it one of the more challenging observing locations. November through January sees dense smog that severely limits visibility. The best conditions come in post-monsoon October and pre-summer March–April, when skies can clear dramatically. The Rajasthan desert (4–5 hours south-west) offers Bortle 3 skies and much cleaner air. Delhi's latitude (28.6°N) provides a good balance of northern and southern sky access.
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