Kick starting the New Year with a holiday? Don't this is a complete list of places to go to in this January in India, you can add to your New plan list to welcome the New Year. From your most challenging terrains to the smoothest sand beaches, from south to north and west to east, on sea and on land, the eternal travel enthusiast's guide to winter holidays starts here.
Visit Some Captivating Places in This Winter Season.
Kalimpong (West Bengal)
Kalimpong one of the most beautiful hill station in India, situated in West Bengal. This is also one of the hidden gems, especially known among travel fanatic as honeymoon places to visit in the month of winter. Snuggling in the heaviest woolens during January the view of the Teesta River Valley is a remedy for every eye aching with the mundane metropolitan sites.
The Galinka and Crockety bungalows built through the British regime which are actually exemplary specimens of colonial structures, should be the selection of accommodation to discover the best facilities and experience. The Morgan House is also a choice if economizing can be a plan on your trip here. January is definitely an extremely chilly and frosty, however the view of the breathtaking snow - capped mountains will probably be worth the cold.
Bikaner (Rajasthan)
January is best time to go to Bikaner and one of the chief reasons it is thronged in this month is due to Camel Festival Organized here, in village Ladera. Camel owners show off their adorned camels, and take part in various quirky competitions, some of that are - best fur cutting, best haircut for a camel, and camel milking.
The camel owners make a special show out of the well - trained camels, who dance to the direction of the owners. Overall, Bikaner is an appropriate package for January, taking into consideration the weather and the infallible attraction of the hospitable city.
Golconda Fort (Telangana)
The Golconda Fort in Telangana, is one of southern India marvels, that calls explorers who are not pressed for time, and moreover, can appreciate the light, almost perfect weather in the any other case tropic south India. The Golconda fort is one of the places to go to in January, when the place is exceptional crux of its airy and just a little windy, but pleasurable weather.
The Fort is thought to have been the principle mine source for a few of the world's most important diamonds, like the Kohinoor and the hope diamonds, the Regent diamonds, and the Nur - Ul - Ain diamonds. The huge Golconda fort, which is approximately 5 KMs in circumference, houses a wide array of smaller forts and has about 8 huge gates and 70 ramparts. To put it simply, it is the perfect holiday for architecture lovers with a flavour for history.
Fatehpur Sikri (Uttar Pradesh)
A most beautiful sightseeing place of UNESCO World Heritage Site is Fatehpur Sikri. This is also known as one of the best preserved marvels of Mughal architecture, which also serve as the capital of Mughal Emperor Akbar's for a few years of his period in power. Akbar planned the multifaceted with Persian sensibilities and Indian beauty, and with photogenic sand stone boundary walls.
With a host of shopping and cultural preference to explore, the village is an enchantment for architecture enthusiast, cultural explorers and handicraft curators. Fatehpur, just beyond the shambles, hosts a colorful art n crafts market, while to north of the main city, the small charming village Sikri is significance a round especially in the cool weather of January.
Elephanta Caves (Maharashtra)
The Elephanta Caves, 11 KMs to the north of Apollo Bandar, Mumbai, and about 7 KMs from the mainland, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Caves can be found on the Elephanta Island, also called the Island of Gharapuri. The Caves find perfect appearance in the carvings of Lord Shiva and appearance to merge using their natural environs.
In the access of the first cave, the 7 meter high Shiva statue with three facets, symbolize the incarnations of the deity as the originator, the preserver and the destroyer. Seeing back again to 6 - 7th century AD, the caves are maintained with extreme attention by the Archaeological survey of India, and there is ample to look for the historically aligned. The cafes and art stores have much to provide, also to fill up the trip; the ferry trip back and forth from the island is why it is even more memorable.
Havelock Island (Andaman and Nicobar Islands)
Havelock Island, in January in India is a pleasure for all people who love peaceful beaches with a constant horizon, sands and superior waters that stretch out beyond view. Havelock Island is a concealed jewel which is simply perfect for marine enthusiast, professional, and recreational as well.
The Island is split into several villages and the key bazaar in town 3 is very popular one of the popular among travelers. One of the most beautiful facets of the island is the fact that, larger sea pets, like dolphins, turtles and bigger fishes are friendly with the seaside people and tend to be seen without much difficulty. Snorkeling is also one of the major sight attractions here. With temperature not hovering over 28 degrees and a pleasurable air drifting all day long, it's one of the places to go to in month of January.
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Auli (Uttarakhand)
Auli may as well be known as the snow sports and adventurer's heaven forever. The small snow swathed area, positioned in the Chamoli region of ''Dev Bhoomi'' Uttarakhand at a elevation of 2,500 metres, is fast learning to be a popular skiing vacation spot among those who wish to look beyond its commercial counterparts.
January is the month when temperature here drops to sub - zero levels hence the heaviest parkas and pashminas are an absolute must have if you have planned to visit. Aside from skiing, several other excursions like trekking, going to the world's highest man - made lake or religious enlightenment with the views of some major Hindu religious points, like Nanda Devi and Mount Neelkanth are why is Auli a proper rounded pit stop.
