Cool and refreshing winter months call for doing fun activities, travelling to and exploring new places, and most importantly, spending good time with your close ones.
There’s so much you can do during winters in India. From experiencing super chilly weather to exploring various tourist attractions, India offers winter fascinations beyond your wildest imaginations.
Here is a list of some of the top things to do during winters in India:
Head up to Darjeeling
Are you and your friends adventure freaks who prefer doing activities filled with adrenaline? If yes, then you should definitely visit Darjeeling, one of the most beautiful hill towns in India. The town enjoys super cold winter months. When visiting the town during winters, you cam enjoy stunning views of snow-clad mountains. Christmas in Darjeeling is specially beautiful.
You’ll enjoy a gala time during winters in Darjeeling even if it doesn’t snow as you can get outdoors and make the most out of chilly days by visiting popular tourist attractions in the town, including Peace Pagoda, Chowrasta, Shrubbery Gardens, Happy Valley, Rock Garden, 20 Tibetan Monasteries and Mahakali Mandir (temple). You can even take hikes, rent mountain bikes, or even experience a daring ropeway ride. When booking a hotel in Darjeeling, make your stay at the Windamere Hotel to enjoy the English charm of the town.
Chill out in Shimla
If you think winter months are no fun without snowfall, the you should definitely visit Shimla as the city enjoys beautiful snowfalls during the winter season. The heavy snowfall enhance the scenic beauty of the hill station.
Given the chilly weather, even the simplest of the activities, such as sipping on tea, becomes fun and memorable.Some of the best places to explore in Shimla include Mall Road, Jakhoo, The Ridge, Scandal Point, state museum, Himalayan Bird Park, and Summer Hill.
Enjoy in Delhi
Winter months are a great respite in Delhi from the scorching summer days. Winter is the best time to visit Delhi as it is the perfect season of the year to fully explore the city. Delhi is popular all over India for its quirky charm; the city blends glitters of modernness with confluences of old Mughal traditions.
When in the city, make sure to visit Red Fort, Raj Ghat, India Gate, Qutub Minar, Humayun’s Tomb, Old Delhi, Jama Masjid, Chandni Chowk, Lotus Temple, JantarMantar, and Tughlaqabad Fort.
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