Places to vist during winters in India

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So I professed my love for winters in the previous post. For me, hill stations are for winters. Strange, right? I mean the entire country flocks to the Himalayas during summer vacations to escape the heat. But for me, I prefer to enjoy the hills during winters. The crowd is less and the weather is superb! Also I get to wear a lot of winter wear!
Here I round up six of my favourite places in India (North specifically) to visit in the winters!


Dalhousie: The only reason I visited Dalhousie in January is for the snow blanket. Who needs to visit Europe when our own country has paradises like this?

 Its important to wear a smart yet warm jacket like this. You can find many mens jackets online.




Ladakh: This place is the harshest, coldest and the least populated during winters. However the beauty during this time is unmatched! The hotels are the cheapest, you can get very friendly with the locals and you can finally connect with yourself as you can't be hooked to social media in Ladakh!

Don't forget to protect yourself from the harsh weather. Whatever warm clothing you wear beneath, top it with a warm leather jacket like this one. Find this here.


 
Mussoorie: At any time, I would go to Mussoorie in winters rather than summers. The crisp, chill air is to die for. Also there are no maddening crowds like that during summers. The Himalayas are best experienced during winters,
 Don a smart leather jacket like this. Find this here.


 
Auli: This place is a skating paradise in the winters. The lush green grass gets covered in snow everywhere.
You need a smart, yet warm leather jacket like this. There are lots of jackets for men online

 
Delhi: It may be a surprise to us Delhiites. But for foreigners and non Delhiites. winters are the best time to explore the capital city. Delhi is dangerously hot during other parts of the year. You can soak in the winter sun while you expore the gorgeous parts of the city like India Gate, Rashtrapati Bhavan, etc.
Wear a sophisticated mens jacket for exploring the capital. Find this here.


Manali: Almost entire Himachal is covered in snow during winters. Places like Manali become a heaven for snow lovers. You can iceskate and make snow men.
Protect yourself from the bitter cold by wearing a warm, padded jacket. Find this here.

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