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Top 5 hottest Indian cities to visit this winter

Top 5 hottest Indian cities to visit this winter

Winter in India is usually associated with visions of snow-covered mountains and cool breezes in cities like Shimla and Jammu and Kashmir. However, for those who crave the warmth of the sun and vibrant cultural experiences, the country also offers destinations that stay warm and welcoming, even in months like December and January.

So if you are not a winter lover, and looking to travel without dry skin, chapped lips, and cool breezes, here’s a curated list of the hottest cities in India to visit this winter 2024, perfect for escaping the cold weather.

5 hottest Indian cities that remain warm in winters

  1. Rajasthan: Udaipur and Jaipur

Rajasthan offers a royal escape from the winter chill. Udaipur, or the “City of Lakes,” charms the viewer with its tranquil waters and magnificent palaces. Winter is a good season to see the beautiful City Palace and take a boat ride on Lake Pichola. Jaipur, the “Pink City”, really seduces thanks to its historical castles, colorful markets, and in particular, the Amer Fortress where one can witness the epic history of India. The daytime heat and cool nights provide Rajasthan with one of the premier destinations for winter travel.

  1. Goa

For those with a beach, and party, in mind, Goa is the ideal place. At around 20-30 degrees Celsius, the weather is ideal for beach hopping, watersports, and lively nightlife. Winter is the celebration season in Goa, with festivals (like Sunburn Festival) and Christmas celebrations adding to the crowds. From serene beaches in South Goa to the bustling vibes of North Goa, there’s something for everyone.

  1. Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Due to its tropical climate, during winter the Andaman and Nicobar Islands provide a tropical getaway. The pristine beaches, transparent waters, and colorful coral reefs make it a paradise for snorkeling and scuba diving. At temperatures of 20-25°C, the islands deliver a warm and serene getaway from the coldness of the mainland.

  1. Kerala: Alleppey and Munnar

Winter is mild and welcoming in Kerala, also known as “God’s own country. Alleppey, known for its backwaters, provides houseboat stays allowing you to float leisurely through tranquil lagoons interspersed with verdant plantations. Munnar, a hill station in Kerala, is the right place to undertake tea plantation tours and nature walks. Although it’s not as sunny as the other places on this list, it’s good to go as a retreat.

  1. Puducherry

French colonial aesthetics of Puducherry (Pondicherry) are enhanced in winter. At comfortable temperatures of 22-28°C the weather is ideal for experiencing cobblestone lanes, charming cafés, and tranquil beaches. Those visiting can enjoy hybrid French and Indian culture and Puducherry therefore is an interesting option for those wanting a warm winter.

Why Visit These Places in Winter?

These locations provide not only sunshine and warmth but also entertainment, cultural sights, and natural beauty. Starting from exploring historic forts through serene beaches and backwater cruises, you can enjoy a wonderful break during the winters in India.

Whether you’re an adventure seeker, a history buff, or someone in need of relaxation, these warm-weather destinations provide the perfect escape from the harsh winter chills.

Planning Tips for Winter Travel

  • Reserve dwelling/accommodations in advance, as these spots are often heavily visited during the peak winter period.
  • Bring light clothing, but don’t forget a shawl or jacket for cooler evenings, particularly in Rajasthan and Kerala’s mountain resorts.
  • See if there are festivals or local events in these regions to enhance your trip.

This variety guarantees there’s something to suit them even in winter in India. So, pack your bag, embrace the sun, and go to India’s hottest destinations to visit this season!

Also, see: Maharashtra Government Cabinet Ministers Complete List 2024

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