From India Gate To Hawa Mahal: AI Imagines Iconic Monuments, Places Under Blanket Of Snow — IN PICS

Saudi Arabia's Al-Jawf region recently saw its first snowfall. Inspired by this, one can imagine how India’s most iconic landmarks, which have never seen snow, would transform if blanketed in white.

See how the most iconic places in India such as Red Fort, would appear if they witnessed heavy snowfall similar to Saudi Arabia's Al-Jawf region.

India Gate: An AI-generated image envisions India Gate in a breathtaking winter wonderland, with snow-covered lawns and pathways. The monument itself would become a picturesque sight, likely drawing crowds eager to witness this once-unimaginable scene. (Image Source: ABP Live AI)

Gateway of India: This iconic arched structure would look surreal amidst snow-covered grounds. Snow would settle on the monument’s ledges, casting an enchanting appearance against the Mumbai skyline. (Image Source: ABP Live AI)

Red Fort (Lal Qila): The Red Fort under a thick blanket of snow would present an extraordinary winter landscape. The red sandstone walls, typically contrasted with Delhi's warm weather, would be highlighted by crisp white snow, accentuating the fort’s intricate Mughal architecture. (Image Source: ABP Live AI)

Hawa Mahal: The famous red and pink sandstone palace of Rajasthan, known for its honeycomb-like windows, would transform into a frosted marvel. Snow delicately settling on each parapet and window would enhance the architectural beauty, making Hawa Mahal look like a sparkling jewel in the Rajasthani desert. (Image Source: ABP Live AI)

Burj Khalifa: In Dubai, the Burj Khalifa’s sleek glass facade, dusted with frost and snow, would shimmer under the winter sunlight. Snow accumulating along ledges and terraces would make the world's tallest building stand out even more dramatically, while surrounding areas like the Dubai Fountain and Burj Park would be transformed into snowy landscapes. (Image Source: ABP Live AI)

Rajasthan's typically warm and golden dunes would become strikingly beautiful under a blanket of snow, creating a sharp contrast against the sky and sandstone structures. Snow would soften the dunes’ contours, giving the landscape an almost ethereal quality. (Image Source: ABP Live AI)

Iconic camels and traditional Rajasthani architecture, such as forts and havelis, would appear even more captivating against the snowy backdrop, offering a once-in-a-lifetime view of winter in the desert. (Image Source: ABP Live AI)

In the aftermath of a heavy snowfall in a Rajasthan desert, the melting snow under the summer heat could potentially form small ponds or larger water bodies, adding another layer of magic to the already transformed landscape. (Image Source: ABP Live AI)