Owing to unparalleled beauty, Manali is India’s honeymoon capital. It offers endless adventure activities like skiing & paragliding and has an abundant natural charm.

Kashmir’s beauty mesmerizes every tourist. Visit ‘Paradise on Earth’ and witness its natural splendor, snowy peaks, calm lakes, and experience warm hospitality.

Shimla features stunning valleys and architectural marvels, and is called the ‘Queen of Hills’. Snow-clad Himalayas, Mall Road, colonial era are a must-visit.

The gem of Uttarakhand, Nainital is a beautiful hill station nestled in the foothills of Kumaon Himalayas. It is among the best places to visit in winter in Nainital.

Breathe in clean air, enjoy a pleasant climate, and witness the scenic beauty of Dalhousie. Elevated at 1970m, this hill station is among the best Indian winter.

Dev Bhoomi, Uttarakhand settled in the lap of Himalayas is the land of bliss, adventure, romance, relaxation, wonderful experiences and more.

One of the most reverential cities for the Sikhs, Amritsar is renowned worldwide for the Golden Temple. Food, history, & culture are other things the city is known for.

Immortalized by the great Ruskin Bond, the Jim Corbett National Park in Uttarakhand is the one of the oldest national parks in India. Home to ferocious Tigers.

Visit Coorg to witness tea estates, steep hills, and countless streams. The rich flora & fauna, lush forests, and scenic views will make your winter holiday unforgettable.

Blessed with evergreen tea plantations, rolling hills, verdant greenery, and mesmerizing waterfalls, Munnar casts a magic spell on every tourist and leaves.

A small island in Gulf of Manner, a part of Tamil Nadu, the holy center and one of the Char Dhams in India, Rameshwaram is best visited during winters.

Peaceful Pondicherry with its colonial charm, one of the most sought-after South Indian destinations, offers an eclectic mix of modern and spiritual worlds.

Mesmerizing with its palm-fringed backwaters, Ayurvedic treatments, tranquil beaches and lush hills, Kerala is rightly called "God's Own Country".

Andaman Islands, home to sandy beaches dotted with swaying palms, historical monuments, numerous adventure activities and abundant marine life of India.

Located in Nilgiri Hill Ranges, with its pristine lakes, awe inspiring view point and unmistakable Raj era charm often make you believe you're meandering an English lane.

Having its name inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hampi Group of Monuments along the river Tungabhadra is home to ancient history.

One of the seven sisters of Northeast India, Sikkim charms tourists with its pristine beauty. It is blessed with mighty Mt. Kanchenjunga and Tibetan-style Buddhist Gompas.

The capital of Meghalaya is also one of the most picturesque and modern hill towns set along the Northeastern Himalayas. Vintage / Overhauled cars and waterfalls are a rage here.

The real "Queen of the Hills" in West Bengal is also home to the Daarjeeling Himalayan Railway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Daarjeeling is every bit the quintessential summer getaway.

Home to India’s largest Buddhist monastery, Tawang is an important pilgrim center for Buddhist followers. Tawang is bestowed with natural beauty and enchants every traveler.

From Kaziranga to Bihu Festival, Kamakhya Temple to lush tea gardens, Assam gives you many reasons to come and explore the rich cultural heritage and beauty of Northeast India.

Nagaland has various different tribes, which brings cultural diversity. It is also called the ‘Land of Festivals’ as each tribe practices its own rituals and traditions.

Ziro is renowned for the Ziro Music Festival. A quaint town in Arunachal Pradesh, Ziro’s cozy weather makes it one of the best winter holiday places in India.

A melting pot of culture, Manipur will treat you with its rich traditions, culture, and ethnicity. Among the major natural attractions here, Loktak Lake takes one’s breath away.

Forts, palaces, temples, Thar Desert, royal culture, amazing shopping, delicious shopping, Rajasthan is a riot of colors and a must visit winter destination in India. Up for the experience?

The Tourism Capital of Maharashtra, Aurangabad is known for Ajanta and Ellora Caves, UNESCO World Heritage Sites. There are many other historical monuments here as well.

You will get the juiciest strawberries and farm-fresh raspberries in Mahabaleshwar. The town is known for homemade jellies, honey, jams, and also handicrafts from Town Bazar.

A great weekend winter destination near Mumbai, Lonavala offers a wonderful ambiance during the monsoon. It is the best place to see cloud-kissing cliffs and gushing waterfalls.

The best beach destination in India, Goa is mesmeric. Golden shores for every mood, watersports, exciting nightlife, mouthwatering gastronomy, Goa doles out fun and colonial hangover!

Home to UNESCO World heritages sites, vibrant culture, tasty food, wildlife, nature and all modern amenities, Gujarat is undoubtedly one of India's top tourist attractions.

Visit the ‘City of Dreams’ Mumbai and discover its street markets, festivals, local trains, street food, & Bollywood. Marine Drive and Gateway of India are key attractions here.

Historical Portuguese monuments are the highlight of Daman and Diu. Big on golden beaches and beautiful temples, this place invites tourists to enjoy water sports.

Highlighted for its majestic history & rich cultural heritage, Gwalior is a great winter destination. The Gwalior Fort here is described.

Pachmarhi is a hill station in Madhya Pradesh and is one of the top winter places in India. It is home to 65 pristine waterfalls where you can spend time.

History lovers will love Orchha as it is dotted with stunning palaces and temples of the 16th and 17th centuries. The town is steeped in history & reflects the glory of its rulers.

Khajuraho is home to the UNESCO site of the Khajuraho Group of Monuments. The Nagara-style architecture and intricate statues entice many admirers and history buffs.

A must visit place during winters, Bandhavgarh National Park in Madhya Pradesh is home to rare Royal Bengal Tigers and other exotic flora and perfect for exciting.

A city known for its lakes, Bhopal was once ruled by Begums of Bhopal for 100 years. It houses India’s largest man-made lake and one of India’s largest mosques.

Welcoming wildlife lovers, Kanha has one of the most beautiful national parks. The park features a variety of animals like barasingha, swamp deer, and blackbuck.

An ancient city in Madhya Pradesh, Mandu is known for its exquisite Afghan architectural heritage. Visit the imposing Jahaz Mahal that stands between two lakes.