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Here is the ultimate travel goal for everyone seeking to try sometime new each time. You have two amazing options to choose from i.e 
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Now this one is new. There is nothing more interesting than being amidst snow and sighting snow leopard. The thought of it only gives me goosebumps! So, there are two best places in India where you can have this unique experiences in winter. One is 
Want to party hard in winter? Sunburn Goa is an event that is apt for you. Ideal for a perfect sun, sand and beach holiday, Goa becomes the home of a three-day music event between 27 and 30 December each year. A music event for all those interested in EDM and commercial house music. Drink, dance and watch the performances of international Djs like Avicii, Martin Garix, Afro Jack and David Guetta. Meet like-minded people and for sometime you will be able to forget all about the world outside. So, if you have the thing for modern music and you are dying to party hard, 
If I were you, I would plan a trip to Jaisalmer during the New Year time. Winter is quite pleasant in Jaisalmer and that is why you can certainly say yes to visit this desert city in India. Since the sun is lot milder, you can enjoy camel safaris in the afternoon, although an evening one has its own charm. You can plan to stay in the desert camps folk performances and local delicacies can be enjoyed along with bonfire each night. Jaisalmer is a perfect place to give your culture love a perfect destination, it is also a 
I have done it and that is way I can testify about this amazing experience. I took a road trip from Chennai to Pondicherry with one-day stoppage at the beautiful Mahabalipuram. I can tell you this has been one of the best road trips in India for me in India. That is why I can totally recommend it you and in fact I urge you take this road trip in the winter months, when the weather is pleasant. The route is quite scenic with views of swaying coconut trees and paddy fields. Also, a stay at Mahabalipuram can give you an amazing option to explore a place that is remote and historical yet quite modern. The entire stretch will keep you happy especially if you take local transport i.e bus, where the drivers play peppy Tamil music.
Gujarat is undoubtedly a great destination to visit in winter in India. However, don’t expect the temperature to go down to anything less than 28 Degree Celsius. Though it is still pleasant, if you believe me. The Rann Utsav is probably the best festivals that one can attend in India. Held at the Great Rann of Kutch White Salt Desert, this festival takes you on a journey to 
Which season can be better than winter to visit the state of Odisha! And the Konark Festival gives you yet another reason to be here in this culturally rich eastern state. This five-day festival has established its own unique identity in the sense that eminent national and international artists participate and perform Odissi, Kathak, Bharatnatyam, Kuchipudi, Manipuri, Mohiniattam and other classical, folk & tribal dances/music on the enchanting stage of the Natyashala in the monumental Sun Temple, Konark. It is definitely an 
Well, this one is on my wishlist too. The otherwise hot and humid Purulia District in West Bengal where Sunderban is located becomes quite an inviting place as soon as winter arrives in the state. Sunderban is the largest single block of tidal halophytic mangrove forest in the world and is home to a decent number of Royal Bengal Tigers. In order to explore this area which is partly in India and partly in Bangladesh, one must take a boat and a guide along. Sunderban is truly a 
A bit offbeat though, sighting waterfalls in Spiti Valley can be an exhilarating experience. Layered with some 4 to 5 inches of snow, the valley becomes out of reach for tourists in winter. However, the adventurists never cease to take this opportunity and drive to Spiti Valley to enjoy its beauty. What strikes the most in this area are one of its kind frozen waterfalls that look absoluely amazing! Yes, you can witness similar frozen waterfalls in Manali as well but doing it here in Spiti has a different level of excitement to it. Tall waterfalls convert to ice and a mere glimpse of them can make your jaw drop. Since Rohtang Pass is closed, you have to plan your trip to Spiti via Kalpa-Tabo route or Leh-Keylong route.
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Probably the most cliched one on the list but quite crucial enough. For those of you unaware of Golden Triangle Tour, it is a popular tour organized to see Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, which are situated at somewhat equal distance of each other and form a triangle. The reason why Golden Triangle Tour is ideal in winter because the weather becomes pleasant. As most of us has experienced how difficult it gets to walk barefoot on the hot floor of Taj Mahal and queue up at the entrance and even to explore the monuments. Thus keeping this in mind, this tour should be planned in the winter season when the sun is merciful. The trip can help you enjoy three 
This one is a bit offbeat as well but like others is worth witnessing! Also known as Rural Olympics, this sports festival is held in the month of February each year. Trust me if you can when as I say it is as good as the international olympics. Done in complete Punjabi spirit, this sporting event call people from villages of Punjab to participate in different sports that has rural touch to it. One of the major events is the bullock cart race. Also for competing in Kho Kho and Kabaddi, teams from Vancouver also arrive here. Competition like turban tying also organized during this festival making it an interesting event to witness.
Here is yet another idea that can make your winter a memorable one in India. Nagaland being the country’s most offbeat destination comes to life during the Hornbill Festival, which takes place between 1st and 7th December each year. The festival is the mirror of the rich culture of the different tribes cohabiting in Nagaland. One can also enjoy international rock concerts along with delicacies of Nagaland during this traditional festival held in Kohima. All in all it is a great experience, there is no way you should miss it this winter!
