Air quality in Udaipur
How bad is the air in Udaipur?
Udaipur’s 2025 average of AQI 100 is Satisfactory on the CPCB scale, and the median day was 98. 168 days crossed 100 (Moderate or worse) and 6 crossed 200 (Poor or worse).
The peak was AQI 239 on 21 October 2025. Coarse dust (PM10) set the index on 75% of days.
When Udaipur’s air is worst
January is the worst month at a mean of AQI 135; August the cleanest at ~60. A dry-season peak — dust and dispersion, not the northern winter smog.
Plan around the profile, not the average: a purifier sized for January covers the rest of the year with headroom, and windows can be opened in August.
Pollution in Udaipur: what drives it
Across Rajasthan, the usual drivers of poor air are dust from the arid interior, vehicle exhaust and industrial emissions. CPCB bulletins name coarse dust (PM10) as the prominent pollutant on 75% of 2025's days.
- dust from the arid interior
- vehicle exhaust
- industrial emissions
How Udaipur compares
Among the 62 cities we map, Udaipur has the 23rd highest annual AQI, against a median of 94 across those cities.
Elsewhere in Rajasthan, Jaipur averaged AQI 127, Kota 124, Jodhpur 107 and Ajmer 94.
See the full ranking on the India Air Quality Index by city.
Do you need an air purifier in Udaipur?
Verdict
For the worst months, yes — Udaipur is a seasonal case.
168 days in 2025 were Moderate or worse, concentrated around January. A single well-sized unit in the bedroom, run through those months, covers most of the exposure; the rest of the year it is optional unless someone at home has asthma or allergies.
What actually works
- Size by volume, not the box. Coverage claims assume ~2 air changes an hour; a January night wants 5.
- Bedroom first. Eight closed-door hours a night is where a purifier makes its measurable difference.
- Watch the live number. On Good and Satisfactory days, ventilate; on Poor days, close up and run the unit at the speed that delivers its CADR.
06 · The other half
Water in Udaipur
Groundwater near Udaipur averages ~819 mg/L TDS on CGWB monitoring — high on the BIS scale. The same government-data report, for what you drink.
Air
AQI 100
Satisfactory
Water
819 mg/L
TDS · High
Udaipur air — questions
What is the AQI in Udaipur today?
Today's figure comes from CPCB's live station feed and is shown at the top of this page, updated hourly when the feed is reachable. For context, Udaipur averaged AQI 100 across 2025 and peaked at 239 on 21 October 2025, so a single day's reading should be judged against that range.
How bad is air pollution in Udaipur?
Udaipur's 2025 average of AQI 100 sits in CPCB's "Satisfactory" band. 6 days were Poor, Very Poor or Severe, and 186 days were Good or Satisfactory, out of 354 bulletin days.
Which month has the worst air quality in Udaipur?
January, with a monthly average of AQI 135 in 2025. August was the cleanest at ~60. The pattern follows local weather and the drivers below rather than the North Indian winter smog.
Is the air in Udaipur safe to breathe?
On average, yes: an annual AQI of 100 is within the "Satisfactory" band, where CPCB expects only minor discomfort for sensitive people. Individual days still crossed into Moderate or worse 168 times in 2025, so sensitive groups should watch the daily number.
Do I need an air purifier in Udaipur?
For the worst months, yes — Udaipur is a seasonal case. 168 days in 2025 were Moderate or worse, concentrated around January. A single well-sized unit in the bedroom, run through those months, covers most of the exposure; the rest of the year it is optional unless someone at home has asthma or allergies.
Where does Udaipur's air pollution come from?
Across Rajasthan, the usual drivers of poor air are dust from the arid interior, vehicle exhaust and industrial emissions. CPCB bulletins name coarse dust (PM10) as the prominent pollutant on 75% of 2025's days.
Where does this air quality data come from?
From the Central Pollution Control Board's daily AQI bulletin, published at 4 PM as a 24-hour average for each city with continuous monitoring stations. This page aggregates 354 bulletin days for Udaipur in 2025, drawn from 1 station. The live figure uses the same CPCB station network through the Government of India's open-data feed.
Air quality in other cities
Data sources
- CPCB Daily AQI Bulletin (4 PM, 24-hour average), 2025 — city-level National AQI, prominent pollutant and station counts
- CPCB National Air Quality Index (2014) — six-band scale used for all categories
- NAAQS 2009 (24-hour PM2.5 60 µg/m³, PM10 100 µg/m³) — the concentrations that mark the Satisfactory/Moderate boundary
- Live readings: CPCB real-time station feed via data.gov.in, refreshed hourly.
Primary dataset: Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) National Air Quality Index, Government of India.
Disclaimer: Figures are city-level averages of the CPCB daily AQI bulletin for the year shown and may differ from the air at your address, which depends on traffic, construction and the nearest station. This page is general information, not medical advice; for respiratory or cardiac conditions consult a qualified professional. Any purifier guidance is general sizing advice, not a product recommendation.