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Winter escapes: India’s most beautiful places to visit in December

Discover the best places to visit in India in December, from snowy escapes like Manali and Auli to warm beach getaways in Goa and cultural experiences in Jaipur and Kutch. Explore India’s winter beauty with destinations perfect for adventure, relaxation and festive travel.

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From snow-dusted Himalayas to sunlit beaches, December transforms India into a traveller’s paradise. Whether you crave adventure, serenity, or celebration, here are the best destinations to explore this festive season.
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From snow-dusted Himalayas to sunlit beaches, December transforms India into a traveller’s paradise. Whether you crave adventure, serenity, or celebration, here are the best destinations to explore this festive season.
Manali, Himachal Pradesh — A snow lover’s paradise:

Powdery snow, pine forests, and hot coffee by the fire, Manali is a winter postcard come alive. Perfect for skiing, snowboarding, or just a snug mountain stay.
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Manali, Himachal Pradesh — A snow lover’s paradise: Powdery snow, pine forests, and hot coffee by the fire, Manali is a winter postcard come alive. Perfect for skiing, snowboarding, or just a snug mountain stay.
Goa — Sunshine and sea breeze in December:

While the rest of India chills, Goa sparkles with warmth, music, and festive cheer. Perfect for beach parties, flea markets, and Christmas celebrations by the sea.
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Goa — Sunshine and sea breeze in December: While the rest of India chills, Goa sparkles with warmth, music, and festive cheer. Perfect for beach parties, flea markets, and Christmas celebrations by the sea.
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Auli, Uttarakhand — India’s skiing capital:

Auli in December is all white magic, ski slopes, cable cars, and views of Nanda Devi. It’s one of the best places for both adventure seekers and serenity hunters.
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Auli, Uttarakhand — India’s skiing capital: Auli in December is all white magic, ski slopes, cable cars, and views of Nanda Devi. It’s one of the best places for both adventure seekers and serenity hunters.
Jaipur, Rajasthan — Royal winters and festive glow:

December paints Jaipur golden, from fort sunsets to cosy bazaars. Explore the royal heritage without the scorching heat and enjoy night fairs under cool skies.
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Jaipur, Rajasthan — Royal winters and festive glow: December paints Jaipur golden, from fort sunsets to cosy bazaars. Explore the royal heritage without the scorching heat and enjoy night fairs under cool skies.
Rann of Kutch, Gujarat — White desert under starlight:

The Rann turns surreal in winter, especially during the Rann Utsav. Camp under starlit skies, enjoy folk performances, and watch the moonlight dance on salt plains.
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Rann of Kutch, Gujarat — White desert under starlight: The Rann turns surreal in winter, especially during the Rann Utsav. Camp under starlit skies, enjoy folk performances, and watch the moonlight dance on salt plains.
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Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh — Where spirituality meets snow:

Tawang glistens in December, its monasteries wrapped in snow and prayer flags fluttering in the wind. Ideal for peace seekers and photographers alike.
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Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh — Where spirituality meets snow: Tawang glistens in December, its monasteries wrapped in snow and prayer flags fluttering in the wind. Ideal for peace seekers and photographers alike.
Munnar, Kerala — Misty mornings and tea-scented air:

If you prefer mild winters, Munnar’s rolling tea gardens and fog-kissed hills are your haven. Wake up to mist, cardamom trails, and endless green views.
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Munnar, Kerala — Misty mornings and tea-scented air: If you prefer mild winters, Munnar’s rolling tea gardens and fog-kissed hills are your haven. Wake up to mist, cardamom trails, and endless green views.
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