10 Best Snowfall Places in India for the Coming Winter - Part2
6. Sonamarg, Jammu & Kashmir
At 9,000 feet above sea level, the picturesque Sonamarg is covered in a thick layer of white snow that covers the peaks of the Zanskar Range and meadows. Sonamarg is the perfect place to enjoy winter activities including snowboarding, skiing, and snow trekking.
When visiting Sonamarg, trekking to the ice Sindh River should be high on your list of things to do if you're an adrenaline addict. After that, make use of the year-round snowpack at Thajiwas Glacier for trekking and camping.
Because it snows in Sonamarg even in the summer, it's one of the best snow destinations in India! For those who wish to experience snow without the extreme cold of Sonamarg winters, the snowfall in the summer is a perfect opportunity.
Many winter treks, such as the Gangabal Lake walk, Satsaran Pass, Nichinal Pass, Zoji-La Pass, and Kashmir Great Lakes, start from the breathtaking Sonamarg. White water rafting is an unconventional activity that may be enjoyed from Baltal to Shutkari Bridge.
Snow Season: November to April
Top places to visit: Thajiwas Glacier, Zoji-La Pass, Sonmarg Market, Baltal Valley, and more.
Must-try food: Marcha-Wangan Korma, Modur Pulaav, Kaanti, Syoon Olav, and Matschgand.
7. Nainital, Uttarakhand
Nainital is one of the most popular hill stations in Uttarakhand. It is in the beautiful Kumaon area and is famous for its beautiful winters.
Nainital, which is about 6400 feet above sea level, turns into a winter wonderland in November. It is just as appealing in the summer, with its colonial-era buildings, cute streets, and lots of grass.
Travellers can enjoy a variety of winter activities in Nainital, such as snowball fights, leisurely walks along Mall Road, and boat rides on Naini Lake, which is only partly frozen. Snow View Point and Kilbury Bird Sanctuary are two more famous places to see winter migratory birds and enjoy the stunning views.
Snow Season: November to January
Top places to visit: Snow View Point, Mall Road, Naini Lake, Tiffin Top, Bhimtal, and more.
Must-try food: Momos, noodles, filter coffee, Ras, Indian, Italian, Continental dishes, etc.
8. Shimla, Himachal Pradesh
Shimla has many cute nicknames that come from its pretty streets, buildings from the British era, and timeless charm. It is called the "Summer Capital of British India" because of its colonial past and nice weather, but it is also known as the "Queen of Hills" for its beautiful scenery. Shimla is called the "Honeymoon Capital of India" because it is a famous place for honeymooners to go.
In the winter, this city, which is the capital of Himachal Pradesh, has thick layers of snow and beautiful views of snow-covered hills. Plan a drive to Kufri, a small hill town near Shimla where you can ski, horseback ride, or snowboard in peace while playing in the snow.
From Kufri's Mahasu Peak, you can see the snow-covered Himalayan ranges and slopes in awe. While you're in Shimla, you can also visit nearby hill towns like Mashobra, Kasauli, and Chail, which all get snow.
Shimla can be reached by plane, bus, or train. But if you want to make your trip more fun, book the Kalka Shimla toy train and enjoy the snowy scenery of Shimla.
Snow Season: December to February
Top places to visit: Chadwick Waterfalls, Jakhu Temple, Mall Road, The Ridge, Kufri, Green Valley, and more.
Must-try food: Momos, thukpa, noodles, Indian cuisines, Chinese food, Italian, continental cuisines, and Himachal Thali.
9. Lambasingi, Andhra Pradesh
Lambasingi is in the Eastern Ghats in Andhra Pradesh. It is sometimes called the Kashmir of Andhra Pradesh. Even though it doesn't snow every year, when it does, it covers the ground in a beautiful blanket of white.
Some of the best things to do in this hill station are to see the Kothapalli Waterfalls, take a tour of the Susan Garden, take a leisurely stroll along the Ghat Road, or just enjoy the winter town that is painted white. Lambasingi is in the Eastern Ghats in Andhra Pradesh. It is sometimes called the Kashmir of Andhra Pradesh. Even though it doesn't snow every year, when it does, it covers the ground in a beautiful blanket of white.
It's a good idea to have a Telugu-to-English translation app on your phone, since some people in the area might not speak other Indian languages well. Don't worry—the snow in Lambasingi will make your time there amazing.
Snow Season: November to January
Top places to visit: Kothapalli Waterfalls, Susan Garden, Kondakarla Bird Sanctuary, etc.
Must-try food: Bongulo Chicken
10. Mussoorie, Uttarakhand
During the winter, Mussoorie is covered in snow from Mall Road to Landour. A lot of people think that Mussoorie is the best place in India to ski.
Mussoorie is a great place to spend the weekend in the winter because it has so many things to do, like hiking, camping, zip lining, stargazing, and more. You can walk to Landour, the cantonment area of Mussoorie and home of Mr Ruskin Bond, India's famous author and storyteller, if you don't like the Mall's crowds and noise.
Book a home in the colonial style and watch the snow fall from your window. You can also sit in a cosy café, like Landour Bakehouse, and enjoy the beauty of a white winter with pine and oak trees all around.
Snow Season: December to February
Top places to visit: Laal Tibba, Camel’s Back Road, Mall Road, Landour, etc.
Must-try food: Dumplings, Thukpa, Tibetan cuisines, Indian food, and more.
Also Read the Part1 of This Thread- 10 of India's Most Promising Spots for Winter Snowfall- Part1
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