there are some like me, who love to explore new places and enjoy the chilly weather (while sipping hot chocolate, of course). From the magical Himachal Pradesh to relaxing Kerala, there are many places to visit in winters in India that will make you want to get out of your cosy beds and experience the season at its best. its Best
1. Gulmarg, Kashmir
First up on our list is Gulmarg. This hill town nestled in the northern-most state of India is magical all-year-round, but its charm is enhanced upon the arrival of winters. The snow-laden landscape and frozen lakes make this place a perfect destination to indulge in snow activities like skiing and snowboarding. Adventure seekers can satiate their hunger for adrenaline rush by trekking on one of the many trails that become even more challenging during the season.
Not to Miss: Cable car ride
2. Shimla-Kufri, Himachal Pradesh
Shimla-Kufri is definitely among the most popular destinations in North India for people who like to experience snowfall. The capital city of Himachal is surrounded by rolling hills and snowcovered forests, which open the path for many adventure activities. Numerous restaurants lining the Mall road make for the perfect setting to enjoy panoramic views of the Himalayas while sipping a cup of hot tea.
Not to Miss: Ice skating at the openair skating rink
3. Manali, Himachal Pradesh
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