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6 most Instagrammable winter destinations in India
If you are planning a trip during the coming winter months, here we are to help you make your wishful thinking turn into a reality. Check out this list of best winter destinations in India, and experience the winter season at its best.
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Gulmarg
This hill town turns into a winter wonderland during winters. However, you can experience the magic of these destinations any time of the year. Such is its charm that one can’t get enough of it in a single trip. The frozen lakes, snow-capped landscape further makes it an ideal destination for curious travellers to indulge in activities like snowboarding and skiing.
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Rann of Kutch
How about camping under the stars during winters? Well, you can do so on the largest salt sand desert, and that too when the temperatures can go down below zero degree. Famous for the Rann Utsav, this destination seems like straight out of a dream during winters. Beautiful handicrafts, traditional food, star gazing, and desert safari are some of the must-do experiences when here.
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Jaisalmer
Winter is the ideal time to visit Jaisalmer, as it remains quite hot and humid for the most part of the year. So December and January are the best time to visit this destination. Some of the highlights of this spot to keep you busy are camel rides, desert camping, dune bashing, quad biking, parasailing, and much more.
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Tawang
It’s an offbeat spot to visit during the winters. Situated in the North-eastern state of Arunachal Pradesh, it is also one of the most difficult places to reach during this time, but the unadulterated views of the snow-covered Himalayas is worth putting in the extra effort. If you want to attend cultural events, plan your visit during the month of January for Torgya Festival, or you can visit in February for Losar.
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Binsar
Binsar is one of those spectacular places that one should definitely visit during winters. This quaint little hill station is situated peacefully in Uttarakhand, which offers marvellous views of cloud-touching Kedarnath, and Nanda Devi peaks, making it a paradise for nature lovers and photographers. Note, there is another reason to visit this spot, and that is the Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, which you can visit to explore rare varieties of flora and fauna.
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Udaipur
Also known as the Rightfully called the ‘Venice of the East’, Udaipur has a unique charm that attracts tourists all round the year. Some of the highlights of this spot are the medieval-era marvels, such as the beautiful Lake Palace, Jag Mandir, Fateh Sagar Lake, Lake Pichola, and many more. Further, during the winters, the surrounding Aravali hills and the lakes keep the temperature just ideal for sightseeing.
