Are you looking forward to your Year-End travel goals? Check These 12 Places To Visit In December
The month of December is one where the pleasant blends with the chill and creates a new enemy known as Whoopee! No matter if you're an avid beach-goer, an avid mountaineer with a snowy robe, or an avid historian or safari snob, India has you covered.
With holidays like New Year's and Christmas nearing Give this holiday season the chance that you will be remembered. While Jon Snow may know nothing We have the most beautiful places to visit in December in India to make winter a memorable event.
1) Srinagar
Someone has said that if there's a heaven on earth, this is Here it is this is it! And the winter in Srinagar is one of the best you can imagine at this time of year. Surrounded by the most beautiful mountains of the world, wrapped around a magical lake with swans as Shikaras drifting to the far final destination and a romantic winter evening, it is only at Srinagar. It is among the numerous treasures of nature that you will not get elsewhere.
Things to do: Such as sightseeing, long Walks across the Dal Lake, Shopping At Lal Chowk and City Tours at the Mughal Garden.
How to get there: Road Well connected through major national highways connecting the various regions across the United States. By Air By Air Sri Nagar Domestic Airport With daily flights by various airlines. Perfect for: Tourists of all ages Couples, families, and couples.
2) Barog
The village is nestled in the Himalayan ranges, and away from the hustle and bustle of popular destinations in this peaceful little village. Barog! Relaxation and peace are what makes it the ideal, suitable for a relaxing holiday far from the bustle of urban daily life. Silence! It is interrupted every time by the rustling of leaves as well as the euphoric calls of birds.
The blue skies, seemingly unending views. Large playgrounds for wispy, puffy white clouds to with. Tall trees that let sunlight and shadows are happy to share the space. The joy of the moment is felt and the curious creatures live their lives at peace and content. This is how life is in Barog the lazy and tranquil. Enjoy the little things in life! The perfect escape for couples or anyone who want to get away from their daily routine This is the location that is truly heaven on the planet. Then... You have to go to it to see it for yourself.
3) Harsil
Harsil during winter is transformed into an adventure destination especially for those who do not mind the frigid winter temperatures that Himalayan villages are famous for. It is located about 72 kilometres from the closest major city located in Uttarkashi, Harsil is another attraction that is not as a well-known Himalayan location within the heart of Uttarakhand.
With a variety of breathtaking views and breathtaking valleys, this beautiful valley is situated on the bank's of river Bhagirathi receives an adequate amount of snowfall throughout winter and if you're brave enough to brave the frigid temperatures, you're going to be amazed by the breathtakingly stunning views that look straight from an epic fairytale!
What to Do: Take a hike and trek in Harsil. Keep an eye out for exotic birds as well as otherworldly skies, at all times of the day and the night. In addition, you could go to Sattal in the vicinity of Harsil which is famous for the seven lakes.
How to reach: Find the nearest rail station as well as the airport both situated in Dehradun located about 220 km away from Harsil. From Dehradun, it is necessary to catch a bus to Uttarkashi which is the closest town that has a bus connection. From Uttarkashi, it is necessary to finish the remainder of your journey by sharing a taxi.
4) Thachi
Displaced from the bustle of contemporary life, Thachi valley is home to secluded villages. The vast green mountains of Thachi valley, the Great Himalayan National Park and the snow-covered Himalayan mountain ranges that loom over the hills Thachi provides a constant view of gushing waterfalls as well as beautiful green valleys. What makes you be awestruck by the place is a warm and cozy stay in the rustic wooden homes! It's amazing!
What to see: Maybe the most enjoyable idea to do is to stay inside and go for occasional hikes along the trails. But it is worth mentioning that the Bithu Narayan temple, as well as the Hadimba Devi temple, are also worth a visit. Hadimba Devi temple is some other things to do within the Thachi valley.
How to reach Thachi valley: The closest airport is Bhuntar (approx 45 kilometres) and the closest main railway station can be found located in Chandigarh approximately 245 kilometres away from Thachi valley. The most efficient way to get to Thachi valley is to get the bus from nearby cities and stop at Aut. From Aut there is the only bus that is direct to Thachi Valley through Balichowki. Alternately, you can take taxis from Aut.
5) Kotkhai
Do you want to experience Shimla but without the annoying crowd? It's true that a serene and serene place is close to Shimla! The peaceful village of Kotkhai situated 58 kilometres away from Shimla is where that you should visit to discover the new winter in yours. It is known as the apple-growing region with its orchards as well as the well-known Kotkhai Fort The village is the home of breathtaking natural beauty and serene surroundings, which makes Kotkhai a wonderful alternative to Shimla.
What to see: During winter, Kotkhai receives heavy snow however, the majority of it can be reached by roads. It is possible to play on the snow and go to its famous apple orchards the Kotkhai Fort, which is the most famous cultural attraction of the region, and visit the surrounding hill towns of Cheong, Fagu, and Theog If you have enough time. But, Kotkhai is a perfect location to spend a relaxing vacation.
How to reach: The nearest airport is Jubbarhatti (approx 78 kilometres). The closest railway station is located in Shimla about 60 kilometres. However, travel by road is the most frequent method of transportation. Direct public and state-owned bus services are accessible from cities such as Delhi and Chandigarh to the Shimla bus station. From Shimla, there is the option of hiring taxis or riding local buses heading toward Rohru.
6) Manali
It doesn't require any introduction since it's Manali in the end it is the preferred destination for vacationers and winter enthusiasts in India. Manali is a popular destination for tourists all the time, especially during winter, as it provides numerous adventure sports to enjoy in the snow. The activities you could be able to do are snowboarding, skiing and sledging.
In winter, you can also enjoy experiencing the rich tradition of Manali during the Winter Carnival. It takes place every February, offering delectable Himachali food, traditional dancing, shows and lots of music for the guests. If you're looking to go out of the norm, you can try the heli-skiing experience that requires you to leap from a helicopter, and then slide down a slope of snow. Additionally, a visit to Marhi in winter is sure to delight you.
Things to remember & Things to do: Don't leave Manali without taking a trip to Rohtang Pass, the unmatchable beauty of the snow-covered mountains offering stunning views of the natural world
How to get there: Air - The closest airport is Bhuntar which is located about 50 km from Manali. International flights link Bhuntar and Delhi as well as Chandigarh. But, due to the circumstances of the weather, flight options aren't the most reliable method of travel to or from Manali. By bus, Manali is extremely well-connected to the most popular tourist destinations such as Leh, Shimla, Kullu, Dharamshala, and New Delhi through an extensive network of public and state-owned buses.
The journey by bus to Delhi towards Manali is 550 miles and it is advised to reserve your tickets on comfortable air-conditioned Volvo coaches, since the coaches are much comfier than regular ones, despite the distance of the trip. Self Drive The road towards Manali is breathtaking! You will be able to see stunning views of the nearby valleys and mountains at almost every corner that the uphill road takes you through. While a lot of travellers prefer to drive themselves up to Manali It is recommended to take a taxi in the event that you're not comfortable with driving in the mountains.
7) Khajjiar
Khajjiar is a delight thanks to its natural mysterious charm, scenic beauty and beautiful mix of adventure and beauty. Although the area is blessed with pleasant weather throughout the year, however, winters in Khajjiar are distinct in their own attraction. The valley that is covered in snow looks stunning which makes it one of the top places to go during December time in India.
Things to do: Visit an apple orchard while you are in Khajjiar and enjoy the juicy fruits straight from the fruit tree. Visit Khajjiar Lake and have a picnic on the lakeside with your loved ones. There is a stunning panorama from Mount Kailash from Khajjiar Grounds. To experience an exciting day make sure to visit Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary to see the wildlife of serow, deer as well as black bears, leopard wild cats, and many others. The sanctuary also offers excellent photography opportunities.
How to get there: Air or by train. Khajjiar is not an airport. The closest airport is located in Dharamshala known as the Gaggal airport. It is situated at around 120 kilometres. Trains - The nearest railway station is at a distance of around 118 kilometres in Pathankot. Trains departing from Delhi, Bhatinda and Chandigarh are accessible until Pathankot. Self-drive The route of Khajjiar is extremely connected via roads to the main cities of Himachal Pradesh, including Dalhousie, Shimla and Chamba. Private and state-owned buses travel along the route. Alternately, you can drive from these cities to Khajjiar.
8) Kalpa
The tiny town of Himachal, Kalpa is one of the places you'd most likely like to visit again and time. The town is situated close to its district's capital, Reckong Peo, Kalpa is likely to be adorned in white in December in India. Because Kalpa is located at an altitude of 2,000 feet it gets a little more fluffy with snow in the period between November to March.
The town is believed to have the cleanest air in India and because it is far from the touristy destinations within Himachal Pradesh, it looks more like a scene that is a fairytale in winter. Beyond that, tiny Buddhist temples, Hindu temples and the traditional homes and abundant culture are the major attraction of Kalpa.
Activities to take part in: Go on a trek to Chakka and pay the visit at Suicide Point, Visit Roghi and Kothi village
Where to go: Air- The closest airport is in Shimla, 267 km away from Kalpa.
By Train - The closest railway station to the village is Shimla (260 kilometres). This is among the main stations that connect to a number of major cities like Delhi. Self-Drive It is the HRTC (Himachal Road Transport Corporation) that offers regular bus services from the capital city of the state Shimla as well as neighbouring states such as Delhi, Punjab, etc. Travellers are also able to take an unowned bus that runs from Delhi towards Kalpa. There are a variety of inter-city bus services that you can take advantage of from cities in the state's neighbouring.
9) Auli
The most sought-after ski destination in India, Auli in Uttarakhand is situated at an altitude of 2800 meters within the Chamoli district. It offers breathtaking panoramas of the Himalayas and is covered with coniferous forests and slopes that are dotted with apple orchards, oaks and deodar trees, Auli during the month of December is India's most popular skiing destination. Auli is widely regarded as one of the top places you can visit within India during January and February if are a keen adventurer looking to have fun with snow and skiing.
From January to March, many international and national ski events are held in Auli. If you're a beginner or someone who wants to learn the sport, GMVN arranges 7-14 days of ski courses in Auli. A chair lift that is 800 meters long and a ski lift of 500 meters connects the lower slopes at Auli to the top from which ski instructors begin an adrenaline-filled ski descent that is covered in snow.
Activities to try: Skiing is an essential activity to experience when you're in Auli. Alongside skiing, you can also go camping and Ropeway Rides and Trekking, as well as visiting Nanda Devi National Park, Joshimath, Trishul Peak, Walking, shopping in the market of the area, and numerous other activities.
How do I get there? Air - The closest airport that is located near Auli can be found at Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun which is 149 km away from Auli. By train: The closest rail station for Auli is Haridwar railway station that is located 273 kilometres from Auli. Dehradun as well as Rishikesh train stations can be considered to be the closest railway head stations to Auli. Self-drive - You're obliged to take an auto or a taxi to Joshimath for the purpose of getting to Auli. In Joshimath, Auli lies at an approximate distance of 10 km and you have to travel this distance using ropeway or on the road.
10) Mussoorie
Sometimes referred to as"the "Queen of Hills", Mussoorie is situated at the foothills of the Garhwal Himalayan Ranges located in Uttarakhand. Mussoorie is known as being among the most stunning and picturesque hill towns in India. With its natural beauty and raw beauty, visitors can be able to feel the breeze as they walk.
December brings out the serene romance of a town in the hills. It is the perfect destination for a romantic weekend getaway, honeymoon, or family time. It is possible to enjoy the cool water from Kempty falls or go for an excursion through the Mall that stretches between Cloud's End in the west to Rockville in the east. Or just relax in the sun's rays for an unforgettable time away.
There are many things to see: Go for Laal Tibba and Chaar Dukaan to enjoy a beautiful lookout point that offers a view of what is actually Laal Tibba peak, Give the crowd-saturated Kempty Falls and Bhatta Falls the benefit of the doubt and head towards Mossy Falls instead, No visit to Mussoorie is incomplete without the famous cheese omelette that is served by Lovely Omelette, Landour Bakehouse A small, charming space located in Landour. It's designed to resemble an older British home - the atmosphere is wonderful.
How do I get there: Air or by road Jollygrant Airport in Dehradun serves as the closest airport to Mussoorie. Direct flights to Delhi, as well as Mumbai, are offered until Dehradun. By train By Train Dehradun Railway Station, located at a distance of 36 km, is used as the closest station for Mussoorie. Self-Drive - A variety of state-owned as well as private busses connect Mussoorie with the nearby cities of Delhi, Dehradun and other important towns in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
11) Nainital
If you do happen to go to Nainital and it happens to be during December time, then you do not want more. It is a chance to find your own self, whether through a time of solitude with your loved one while the snowflakes fall gently on each one another, or experiencing the excitement of snow sports. Winters are not the only exceptions, Nainital will be able to satisfy your needs. It is not necessary to be concerned about the facilities you enjoy at this time of year because Nainital is one of the very few locations in India that are accessible all year.
Things to do include: Enjoy a Lake Tour, Eat at Chandani Chowk, Himalaya View from Snow View, Visit the Nainital Zoo, Learn Rock Climbing Shop in the Tibetan Market, Eat at Sonam's Restaurant, Receive a Desi Head Massage and row Your Boat, Skating at Zoomland, Trek to China Peak and watch the sun disappear in Hanuman Garhi, Attend Sharad Utsav, and sit by the Lakeside
How do I get there: Air - Since it is a hill station, Nainital does not have a direct air connection. The closest airport is in Pantnagar situated 65 km from Nainital. The majority of flight traffic to Pantnagar airport is private charter flights. Commercial flights are not operating from or to this airport. By bus In Bus Nainital is a great bus hub that connects to the major cities within North India. Several tour operators operate daily buses that run from New Delhi to Nainital, which includes options such as air-conditioned, non-air-conditioned sleepers or Volvo buses.
By train: The closest railway station is at 34 km located in Kathgodham situated near the foothills of the Kumaon hills. Self Drive Nainital - Nainital is well connected to other nearby cities via an extensive network of roads that include National Highway 87, which connects it with Rudrapur as well as Rampur. It is a drive of 6 to 7 hours to New Delhi, Nainital can easily be reached via highway, with just occasional stops on the way.
12) Khati Village
The last village is inhabited in Uttarakhand and is an ideal place to seek refuge! Looking for an unpretentious winter vacation? Explore one of the less visited, yet stunning destinations located in Uttarakhand, Khati Village. Perfect for peace and quiet seekers, it can be reached by trekking via Dhakuri Pass. It's actually the only village in the world accessible during a trek towards Pindari Glacier in the Kumaon Region.
The winter-like atmosphere of the trek is mostly about the snow-covered paths filled with tiny winter flowers, and forests saturated with sunlight, creating the perfect backdrop. Additionally, the stone buildings in the village just bring a sense of charm to the. If you're looking for a trip to Khati take a trip on the pindari glacier or Sunderdhunga Glacier Valley trek that traverses dramatic mountains and lush forests that are covered in snow.
What to see: Khati Village is popular for mountain biking, cycling as well as nature hikes. Camping and trekking near the Pindara River offer delight for anyone who loves adventure.
To get to the village: You can rent a cab to Kathgodam Railway Station and takes about 7 to 10 hours to get there. Saung Village from where one can begin the trek towards Loharkhet and the following day, hike to Khati village through Dhakuri pass. Once there, you will arrive at Khati and If the road is cleared and you are able to drive to Khati instead of hiking.
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