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India, heaven for globetrotters, has a myriad number of exceptional places that display the true colours of the winter season. January is the month when our environs undergo a definite change and the climate becomes balmy. There are many places to visit in January in North India that wear the fresh cologne & abundance of colours and coerce us to step out of our routine and get enchanted by nature's splendour. So, get ready to encash your wanderlust by encompassing these top places to visit across the length of India in January 2021.
1. Tawang
Tawang, located in Arunachal Pradesh is making a comeback, and this town in North-East India will delight and entertain you. From colourful natural bounties to welcoming locals, this lesser-known gem will fulfil all your travel desires in no time.
Tawang shares a border with China and is home to more than a hundred lakes. If you have a passionate idea of a lake picnic, then now you know where to go.
2. Rann Of Kutch
Rann of Kutch, a desert land offers a serene environment for people who love quiet time with their loved ones. Rann of Kutch can provide you with that desert land-feel - bonfires, mud huts and tons of fun activities to be had - without the hefty price tags and dense crowds.
It is one of the best places to visit for photographers. Its widely spread salt marsh offers a perfect background for a stunning cover shot.
3. Hassan
If want to see ancient ruins, Hoysala temple in Hassan, is your best bet. Hassan sits on the Southern tip of the Western Ghats and features a multitude of ancient Hoysala ruins, including one of the best-preserved Hoysala architectures, Bucesvara Temple. With easy access to the scenic beauty of Western Ghats, you can get your fill of history, delicious food, and relaxation in one place.
4. Sikkim
What you will find, especially if you visit Sikkim, are mighty Himalayan ranges, green forests, dazzling waterfalls, snow-clad mountains and grand Buddhist monasteries. Even better, you don't have to compromise on food! Sikkim has restaurants all across the state that does justice to both Indian and Tibetan cuisine. Besides the picturesque views, you can also indulge in shopping in Sikkim! From woollen scarves to comfy jackets, Sikkim offers a plethora of one-of-a-kind clothing boutiques.
5. Delhi
Delhi boasts of many Mughal splendours, and one of them is Humanyun's Tomb in Delhi. It may not be the most visited, but it is no less remarkable. Though constructed with reference to Taj mahal's design, Humayun's tomb is decked with expensive stones at numerous gateways. This structure is a beautiful combination of red sandstones and marbles, that is sure to amaze you at your first sight.
6. Thekkekadu
Backwaters? Check. Tropical climate? Check. Unbelievable resorts? Another check! Thekkekadu is slowly gaining traction for travellers who are looking for a more laid-back and less crowded version of Alleppey. This quaint paradise has everything you want and more for a perfect tropical vacation. With serenity vibes, vast waterway, stunning backwaters, a few crowds, and luxury houseboats, Thekkekadu is a perfect romantic getaway for couples.
7. Gokarna
Comparatively less crowded than goa, Gokarna offers the best water activities, parties, shacks, food and beach experience. Moreover, it is possible in Gokarna to be immersed in the scenic beauty or have a private time with your partner, at the beach.
8. Bir Billing
Head to Bir Billing! Located in the west of Joginder Nagar Valley in the state of Himachal Pradesh, Bir Billing is home to one of the best hang-gliding and paragliding activities. Bir Billing is the most popular adventure destinations for thrill-seekers in Himachal Pradesh. Besides this, Bir Billing tends to be less crowded.
9. Tirthan Valley
Tirthan valley offers peerless views of the rolling hills and azure blue skies. It is well-known for White Water Rafting and also picturesque trekking destinations. Tirthan valley makes the best counterpart for Rishikesh as a river rafting destination.
10. Syalsaur
Syalsaur is the land of hill stations and lakes. This city often gets overlooked, which is a shame because it features an impressive set of tourist attractions.
Syalsaur is a quiet hamlet, located in Khajjiar. It is far-famed as the mini-Switzerland of India. Its lush green mountains, dense forests, snow-clad mountains, lakes and azure blue skies, make this an ideal place to visit in January
