Shimla

Known as the queen of hills, Shimla is nestled at the foothills of the Himalayas. It reaches its beautiful prime during winters with its pleasant weather, snow-clad mountains, deep valleys and pine-deodar forests. The hot teas served in the cold weather are an absolute treat.
Dharamsala

If you are looking for a peaceful vacation without any metropolitan hustle-bustle, then Dharamsala is the place for a perfect winter vacation. The cafes at Mcleodganj provide delicious meals and great views of the mountains. A visit to the Dalai Lama’s abode and Norbulingka will also be a lovely experience.
Gulmarg

Kashmir is a great winter destination and Gulmarg is one of the premier hill resorts in India. Breath-taking views are provided by snow-clad mountains. Hiking and cable car riding are fun activities to here. Skiing and snowboarding are also available for adventure enthusiasts.
Kerala

Kerala shows its true splendour after monsoon departs. Whether it is the Kovalam beach, the Alapuzza backwaters or Munnar tea plantations, winter is a great time to witness God’s own country at its best.
Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu is the hub of temples most of which have been inscribed as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. The weather is great for you to visit the Nilgiri mountains, the Chola temples or the Mahabalipuram beach depending upon your inclination and interests. Ooty, the queen of hills in South India, is a famous winter destination in this part of the country.
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