The pilgrimage season, which begins on the day of the Duruthu poya in December or January and lasts until the Vesak poya in May, is when the majority of visitors climb the peak. The mountain’s weather is at its best during the season, and the likelihood of a clear sunrise at the summit is highest. The stairs up the hillside are also illuminated, and several vendors and tea houses stay open all night to serve the hordes of exhausted pilgrims slogging their way up.

Although less appealing, it is entirely possible to climb the mountain out of season. However, since no tea shops are open and the lights are turned off, you’ll need to bring a good torch. You can climb the mountain during the day, though most people do so at night. However, the summit is frequently covered in clouds, so even on a clear day, you won’t be able to see the mountain’s famous shadow or, if you visit during the pilgrimage season, take in the sight of the nighttime illuminations and all-night tea shops as you ascend.

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