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Best month to travel to Togo Comparison

Month	5-point rating	Reason
January		Dry season, stable weather, suitable for sightseeing, but some days with dust.
February		Dry season continues, comfortable, but temperatures tend to be slightly higher.
March		End of dry season, high temperatures, and humidity starts to rise.
April		Beginning of heavy rainy season, more rainfall, many days unsuitable for sightseeing.
May		Peak of heavy rainy season, high humidity, often restricting outdoor activities.
June		Rainy season continues, heavy rainfall, many days unsuitable for sightseeing.
July		The dry season begins, the temperature drops, and it is a comfortable time for sightseeing.
August		The dry season continues and the comfortable weather continues, making it very suitable for sightseeing.
September		The beginning of the small rainy season means more rainfall, which may affect tourism.
October		The peak of the small rainy season means high humidity, and many days are not suitable for sightseeing.
November		The end of the small rainy season means the weather is unstable, but it gradually moves towards the dry season.
December		The dry season is in full swing, and the weather is stable and suitable for sightseeing.

The best month to visit is "July"

July is one of the most ideal months for tourists to visit Togo. This is the dry season, with little rainfall and stable weather. The temperature is relatively mild, making it comfortable during the day and comfortable at night. The humidity is low, making it an ideal environment for touring tourist sites. Especially in the capital city of Lome and tourist sites in the north, the road conditions are good and travel is smooth, making for efficient travel. In addition, many local festivals and events are held, providing a great opportunity to experience Togo's culture and traditions. In addition, you can enjoy beautiful beaches on the coast, making this a season where you can enjoy both nature and culture. Overall, July can be said to be the best time to travel to Togo.

The least recommended month is "May"

May is one of the months you should avoid the most when traveling to Togo. This is the peak of the heavy rainy season, with very heavy rainfall. Due to continuous rain, roads are prone to becoming muddy, making it difficult to access tourist sites, especially in rural areas. The humidity is also high, and the humidity increases, so outdoor activities are often restricted. The risk of flooding also increases, which can have a significant impact on travel plans. Tourist sites are likely to be closed and events canceled, so you may not be able to have the experience you were hoping for. In addition, rainy weather reduces visibility and makes it difficult to enjoy the scenery, making it a bad time for photography and nature observation. Overall, May is the worst time to travel to Togo.

Recommended months by travel type

Travel type	Recommended month	Reason
First trip to Togo	July and August	The dry season means stable weather, making it the best time to visit tourist sites and experience culture.
Enjoy nature	July and August	There is little rainfall, making it comfortable to be active in national parks and on the beach.
Enjoy food	December and January	It is harvest season, so you can enjoy local cuisine made with fresh ingredients.
Emphasis on cultural experience	July and December	Many traditional festivals and events are held, providing plenty of opportunities to experience culture.
Shopping-focused	December and January	The markets come to life over the New Year holidays, with a wide selection of local specialties and crafts.
Quiet time	February and November	There are fewer tourists, so you can relax in a calm atmosphere.
Enjoy the beach	July and August	It's the dry season, and the sea conditions are good, so you can enjoy the beach resorts to the fullest.
Traveling with children	July and August	The weather is stable, making it easy for families to travel and sightsee.