12. Take a Stroll on the Khau Galli of Indore
If you are a foodie who happens to be in Indore when Christmas and New Year is around the corner, then head to Sarafa Bazaar. Famous for its lip smacking Indian delicacies, it will leave you spoilt for choices. As soon as you enter the street, you will notice vendors on either side busy with their preparations, while the visitors line up to get their hands on the dish. Even as you take a casual walk on the street, the aroma of the food lingering in the air will draw you towards it. A variety of food is available, including samosas, kachoris, pani puri, pav bhaji, chole tikki, sabudna khichadi, corn, poha, jalebi and much more. Some of the specialties which you should try out are Jaleba, Bhutte ka Kees and Garadu. It is open from 7:00 PM to 3:00 AM.
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13. Participate in the Mount Abu Winter Festival
Mt. Abu, the only hill station in Rajasthan, is blessed with stunning landscapes, breathtaking hills, and serene lakes. The three day Mount Abu Winter Festival, which is celebrated from 29-31 December, is a complete euphoria of celebrations amidst a picturesque location. Supported by the state tourism board, the festival is an endeavour to showcase Rajasthan’s rich culture and heritage. Classical and folk singers put up a great show which makes the ambience lively. On the other hand, it is a delight to watch traditional dancers perform Ghoomar, Gair and Daph with great perfection. Other activities like cricket, horse racing, tug or war and hot air ballooning will keep the thrill seekers busy. With such a plethora of things to see and do, Mount Abu is surely one of the most amazing places to visit in India.