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We queried our travel enthusiasts who are perpetually affected by wanderlust, and here’s their list of the best places to go in christmas holiday
Christmas and New Year holidays are known as much for the festive activities as for their impeccable Christmas vacation mood and wide, wide choice of holiday destinations.
The weather is perfect and you have a million choices – would you want a tour in the pleasant, cool temperatures of India or the snow-covered resplendent white Europe?
How about a trek through the sunny deserts of Dubai or maybe a dekho at South East Asia’s ancient architecture and golden beaches?
It’s difficult to choose, since each destination has its own attractions, appeal and heaps of not-to-be-missed sights! Phew, how much can you see in such a short time…!
So we queried our travel enthusiasts who are perpetually affected by wanderlust, and here’s the list of destinations they voted as the best places to go in winter holidays…
INDIA! INDIA! INDIA!
Indians love to pack their bags and set off to some vacation spot in the Christmas and New Year holidays. And why not? It’s the best weather you can get in India, no scorching sun, no sweat and no need to carry sunscreen or prickly heat powder!
So take out your travel diary and start jotting down the best travel destinations of India you can visit this year in Christmas vacation. Here we go:
Munnar
Munnar
At the confluence of the Madhurapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundaly rivers, Munnar, believed to mean “three rivers”, is an idyllic getaway. Its peaceful environment, clean and green surroundings and tranquil atmosphere offers the best relaxation one can hope to get.
Kanyakumari
Vivekananda Rock, Kanyakumari
Kanyakumari lies at the southernmost tip of mainland India and is the tip of the peninsula. You enjoy pilgrimage and tourism together here.
Coorg
Coorg
Coorg, known now as Kodagu, is one of the most popular hill station destinations in India has rich wildlife, rolling green moors, and flourishing agro-forestry, especially coffee plantations.
Kerala
Kerala
If you are heading south, go straight to Kerala, where the golden beaches, the rippling sea waves, the romantic backwaters transport you to a world of peace, bliss and relaxation.
Jodhpur
Jodhpur
Any mention of Jodhpur makes you think of the magnificent Umaid Bhawan Palace that regularly hosts the leading celebrities of the world for the most ostentatious and elaborate social functions. But Jodhpur is much more than that. You can’t miss the imposing Mehrangarh Fort, which sprawls over 5 km on a perpendicular hill. Take a quick tour of Jodhpur here before booking your tickets.
Jaisalmer
Jaisalmer
Made from yellow sand and yellow sandstone that sparkle in the sun, the intricately sculpted fort palace and temples are known for their golden tinge. Satyajit Ray’s award winning film Sonar Kella (The Golden Fortress) brought this Golden City’s amazing fort palace into international attention.
Udaipur
City Palace, Udaipur
The romantic Lake Palace surrounded by the rippling, clear waters and rolling hills is a photographer’s delight. Udaipur has the best hotels of the world here vying for your attention, with absolutely heart-warming hospitality. But the Lake Palace, with its charming aristocratic ambience and impeccable service takes the cake.
Goa
Cansalium Beach, Goa
The colourful, vibrant Christmas carnival of Goa is famous around the world. The festive spirit is infectious, if you are there you are part of the celebrations. Goa is one of the best places to go in Christmas holidays in India. The weather is ideal for exploring the beaches, the historic churches and monuments, staying in beach huts and having a fun holiday in the Pearl of the Orient.
Editor in Chief, Learning and Creativity; Consulting Editor, Silhouette Magazine. A former business journalist, Antara writes extensively on the changing trends of music, direction and filmmaking in cinema. Her articles aim to provide well-researched information on the legends of cinema for the movie and music enthusiast. She is also the Founder-Editor of Blue Pencil, a New Delhi-based publishing house. She edited and published Incomparable Sachin Dev Burman, the biography of SD Burman written by HQ Chowdhury. She has co-authored a chapter on Hemant Kumar's Bengali music in the acclaimed book The Unforgettable Music of Hemant Kumar, written by Manek Premchand. Her articles have also been published in Dearcinema.com and Du-kool.com. Antara is Editor-Creative Director of Wisitech InfoSolutions Pvt. Ltd.
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