IT does snow in Dec and Jan, normally after 20th Dec snowfall in heavy. 25th Dec to 31st Dec is the period wherein invariably in you can see fresh fall. There is not set pattern, so it depends upon your luck...all the best !
Few places that you shouldn’t miss in Jaipur are-
-Chauki dhani, where you can get a hint of Rajasthani culture and delicious cuisine. -Cafes like OTH, Brown Sugar and Tapri are a must visit as they serve amazing and unique food. -The tattoo cafe and lounge with a view of Hawa Mahal, is a must visit too.
-Have an early morning ride to the Jal Mahal and have Makkhan bada, Ghevar and Poha. - Have an adventurous ride to the fort Nahargarh to see the sunset and dine at the restaurant Padao with the city’s view. - Visit Amber fort, Jaigarh fort, Amer fort and Albert Hall Museum to have a look at the city’s rich history. - Don’t forget to have bejad roti with alu pyaaz sabzi and lehsun ki chutney at Mahavir Rabri Bhandar. - Visit the clubs HOP, Blackout and Naila to experience the city’s nightlife. - Visit bapu bazar to buy the traditional Rajasthani clothes, jewellery and other items.
Maharashtra can not be done in 5 to 6 days and the places what you want to visit depends upon your choice in terms of forest village temple history fort etc .how many of you are planning this tour and is it family vacation or friends.please connect with me on 9819202171 so we can chat and sure it will help you . mumbai Pune kolhapur konkan what you can think about in 6 days
I would suggest you to plan Rajasthan nothing is good in Maharashtra and Covid cases are increasing a lot day by day so it's too risky. Rajasthan you may plan Udaipur and near by places. Right now Rajasthan's climate is super cool you'll definitely enjoy it.
You can visit Srinagar in any season. depends on you which season you like more. Spring summer or autumn winter. I'll suggest visit the winter wonderland 😊
This question is like asking a child ki tune mummy pasand hay ya daddy haar ek places ki apni apni khubsurati hoti hay tum decide karo depending upon what is your budget number of days you have your choice of likings
Yes, the National Parks are open from October in Assam. November to December is the perfect time for birding as well. You can enjoy many culutral activities like Orange Festival in Arunachal Pradesh, Hornbill Festival in Nagaland, Pelling Winter festival in Sikkim etc. But, this year, I am not sure whether all these will be organized keeping COVID19 in view.
North East in Winter (October to February)
Temperature – The air temperature during the season of winter fluctuates between 0°C and 22°C. Weather – The weather of North East India in winter ranges from chilly to biting cold, depending upon the State in question. Higher altitude regions such as Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim drop to sub-zero temperatures, with accompanying snow fall and icy landscapes. Lower altitude regions such as Mizoram and Tripura are blessed with mild winters that exude pleasant temperatures and enable you to navigable plains. In general, this season sparkles with crisp air and a rejuvenating atmosphere. Significance – The season of winter is the absolute perfect time for individuals to explore the quaint mountain villages and country sides of North East India. When blanketed in snow, the plains take on breath-taking beauty like no other. The fascinating tribes, bold culture, thrilling wildlife and blooming flora stand out fiercely. Roing and Tawang, in Arunachal Pradesh, are particularly ethereal winter spots to traverse. With its sacred monasteries and abbeys, amidst spectacular natural sky lines, one may never want to leave! Why you should visit now – Winter is perhaps the best season to visit North East India in, if you’re looking to navigate the national parks and wildlife sanctuaries. In fact, the world famous Kaziranga National Park is especially thrilling during this time. Imagine spotting the one-horned rhinoceroses and Ganges River Dolphin, while the air fizzles with a delicious chill. Safaris are best taken when the atmosphere is cool. Furthermore, this season bustles with colourful celebrations such as the magnificent Hornbill Festival. Things to know before the visit – The upper regions of North East India experience snowfall in the months of November, December, January and early February. If you’re looking to experience the wonders of this weather, you might want to plan your trip during the former months. However, there is a risk of landslides and road blockages during this time. This season is deemed as shoulder season, with a flood of tourists streaming in. As such, it is recommended that all travel and accommodation be booked well in advance. Expect larger crowds and a general bustle in the air.