4. Experience the Winter Tourism of Shimla
Fondly called the Queen of Hills, Shimla– the capital of Himachal Pradesh, looks exquisitely elegant when covered under a blanket of white snow. It is for this reason that the city gets flooded with tourists even during winters. The snowy hills, stunning looking valleys, painting like landscapes and interesting winter sports will surely make you feel like coming here again and again. Some of the must visit places are Kufri, Mashobra, Rohru, Scandal point and Narkanda.
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5. Be a part of Gujarat’s most famous Rann of Kutch Festival
Rann of Kutch, which is a popular festival of Gujarat, is undoubtedly a traveller’s delight. The barren land of Kutch suddenly comes to life from November to February, making it one of the best places to holiday in India. The festival celebrates art, music, dance and culture of Gujarat making it a grand winter carnival of west India. The best time to visit the festival is on a full moon day when the moon light flashes on the desert land making it look magical. Tourists can enjoy staying in tents, camel and ATV rides on the desert, and relish the local cuisine. Spending a night at the desert close to your tent and gazing at the full moon, while a cool breeze brushes your face, will make you wonder if things can get any better.