From Majuli To Kausani: Explore Some Scenic Villages In India To Visit During Winter Vacations

From snow-capped hills to mist-veiled river islands, here are those off-beat places that will make an unforgettable winter experience. 

Scenic Villages In India To Visit

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Traveling during winters is much more charming than any other time of the year in a country as beautiful and culturally rich as India. Winter is also the best season to find places that often remain off the beaten tourist track and offer promise of a time of peace and nature's beauty.

This winter, get off the usual tourist track, wind through the cozy little villages, and explore places that will show magic in winter transformation.

From snow-capped hills to mist-veiled river islands, here are some off-beat places that will make an unforgettable winter experience. 

Majuli, Assam:

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Majuli is the largest river island in the world and is situated in the Assam state of India. The island is vibrant in culture and festivals and is speckled with beautiful villages. In winter, the place disappears under a thick blanket of fog, which lends a magic-like quality to this area. Verdant green fields, beautiful hills, and peaceful monasteries await the traveller, making it an ideal place to enjoy winter.

Khonoma Village, Nagaland:

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Khonoma Village is located amid the rolling hills of Nagaland and is really a paradise for a person who loves nature. The eco-village draws visitors for its beauty in shrubs, sunsets spots, and other natural formations. During winter, it is all the more beautiful with streaming waterfalls bedecked by a green environment making it a perfect retreat. 

Village Patan, Gujarat:

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Patan village in Gujarat is a mine of history and art, known best for its famous Patola sarees. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it has the best examples and explains the highly gifted craftsmanship and intricately carved objects of ancient India. Vibrant festivals are organised throughout the winter in this village, adding to its popular appeal. 

Ziro Valley, Arunachal Pradesh:

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Among the hidden scenic beauties of Arunachal Pradesh is Ziro valley where the Apatanis reside. It is well known for its scenic vista and agriculture practices. The fascinating thing is that the valley takes on another enchantment during the time of winter. They bring with them such mesmerising landscapes derived out of wonderful travels are perfect for any trekkers and nature lovers. 

Kausani, Uttarakhand:

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Kausani is one of the calmest hill stations in Uttarakhand that offers clear views of the mighty Himalayan peaks. Located near Nanda Devi trek, this village is also a paradise for adventure and scenic beauty. In winter, the view of snow-covered mountains in the deep blue sky looks magnificent. For its calm and tranquil atmosphere, Kausani is the best getaway for the winter.