Top places to visit in winters in India

Winters have arrived and this time they are making up for the last few years. While most of the people are planning to spend their holidays and week offs cuddled up under a blanket and sipping hot chocolate; there are some like myself, who want to explore new places and appreciate the freezing weather (while sipping hot chocolate and Maggi, of course). From the beautiful Himachal Pradesh to peaceful Kerala, there are numerous places to visit in winter in India that will make you want to get out of your comfy beds and experience the season at its best.

Top places to visit in Winter in India

 Winter Destinations in India to Enjoy the Season at Its best

Let's start the  journey. 

Gulmarg, Kashmir

Gulmarg. This hill town situated in the northern-most state of India is wonderful all-year-round, but its attractiveness is increased upon the approach of winters. This site is suitable for snow activities such as skiing and snowboarding due to the snow-covered surroundings and frozen lakes. Adventurers can satisfy their desire for excitement by walking on one of the many paths that get more difficult with the season.

Don’t forget to do - Cable car ride

Shimla-Kufri, Himachal Pradesh

Shimla-Kufri is undoubtedly one of the most popular places in North India for those who enjoy snowfall. Himachal's capital city is surrounded by beautiful hills and snow-covered woods, allowing for a variety of adventurous sports. The several restaurants along the Mall road provide the ideal backdrop for taking in great views of the Himalayas while drinking a cup of hot tea.

Don’t forget - Ice skating  

Auli, Uttarakhand

Want to learn to ski  while the beautiful peaks of Nanda Devi, Neelkanth, and Mana Parbat watch over you? Then you must travel to Auli, India's top skiing location! While it has lush green valleys virtually all year, traveling during peak winters allows you to see it in a totally different light. The landscape is blanketed in snow, the region's several ski resorts are packed with vacationers, and adrenaline junkies are on their way to challenge the snow-covered slopes.

Don’t forget - National Championship of Skiing

Dalhousie, Himachal Pradesh

Dalhousie, another hill station in Himachal Pradesh, but different from any other, is great for anyone who appreciates colonial beauty. As the temperature drops below freezing and the cold breeze begs you to come out and enjoy the time of your life, winter brings out the finest in this area. Dalhousie hosts the National Himalayan Winter Trekking Expedition in December, attracting a large number of climbing enthusiasts.

Don’t forget -  hike of Deodar forest

 Rann of Kutch, Gujarat

Want to camp under the stars in the largest sand desert in sub-zero temperatures? Then, during the winter, visit Rann of Kutch. This place appears like something out of a dream. It is famous for the Rann Utsav, a two-month long cultural event. Traditional food, authentic craftsmen, desert safaris, and stargazing, all accompanied by a vast expanse of white land, what a picture! The Kutch Festival attracts thousands of travelers from all over the world, therefore we recommend making your reservations well in advance.

Don’t forget - Camping in Dhordo Village

Manali, Himachal Pradesh

Manali, India's favorite winter getaway, with towering mountains, deodar trees, winding roads, and considerable snowfall This Himachal Pradesh hill station is for the people who are  snow lover's, honeymoon's, and adventurer's dream. Manali will provide you with a wonderful experience, whether it is a bicycle excursion to Rohtang Pass, paragliding in Solang Valley, or hiking up to the Jogini Waterfalls.

Don’t forget -  Food walk in Old Manali

Binsar, Uttarakhand

   ·         Binsar is a lesser-known name for hill stations to visit in India during the winter. But believe us when we say it's one of the most breathtaking spots you'll ever see. It is a charming tiny hill station in Uttarakhand with stunning vistas of the cloud-touching peaks of Kedarnath, Trishul, and Nanda Devi, making it a photographer's dream. The Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, which has a wide diversity of flora and animal species, adds to the excitement of this highland resort.

Don’t forget - A trip to Zero Point

 Goa 

The coming of winter marks the beginning of the party season all around the world. And what better spot to begin your New Year's celebrations than Goa, India's party capital? Because of its nice environment, peaceful beaches, a range of water sports, thumping nightclubs, and parties that run until morning, this resort is ideal for a winter getaway. Aside from that, visitors travel to Goa for the Goa Carnival, Goa Film Festival, and Christmas celebrations.

Don’t forget -  Sunrise and sunset at beaches

Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh

Tawang is an isolated hill station situated in the North-eastern state of Arunachal Pradesh. It is, without a doubt, the most difficult site to visit in winter, but if you catch the magnificent vistas of the snow-covered Himalayas, valleys wrapped in colorful prayer flags, and ancient monasteries, the effort will seem worthy. If you want to attend cultural activities, go to Tawang in January for the Torgya Festival or in February for Losar.

Don’t forget - Urgelling Monastery the birthplace of the 6th Dalai Lama

 Gangtok , Sikkim

Home to the old Indo-China Silk Route, Gangtok is a beautiful hill station that provides something for everyone. Every type of traveler can find an activity that interests them, from Buddhist pilgrims to trekkers, tourists to honeymooners. Rich flora and fauna, quiet high-altitude lakes, vibrant monasteries, and breathtaking views of the Himalayas entice you like nowhere else. While Gangtok does not experience snow, the temperature can reach 4 degrees, so keep this in mind when packing for your vacation.

Don’t forget - A trip of Nathula Pass

Ooty, Tamil Nadu

Ooty is a well-known hill station in Tamil Nadu, covered by the evergreen Nilgiris. Ooty used to be a summer retreat for Britishers, and as a result, there are numerous colonial relics, such as St. Stephen's Church. In the winter, mist covers the town's famous coffee plantations and lush vegetation, creating a beautiful and romantic atmosphere.

Don’t forget - A ride on the Nilgiri Mountain Toy Train

Coorg, Karnataka

Coorg is another site on this list that is known as the "Scotland of India" due to its stunning scenery. This settlement in the Western Ghats is popular among travelers looking for quiet and seclusion. The coffee plantations, beautiful waterfalls, and hazy surroundings are highlights of a winter journey to this natural wonderland.

Don’t forget - Spot wildlife at Nagarhole National Park

In this vlog I have Placed all the amazing destination which you must have to visit during winter and make you this winter unforgettable 

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